In a celebration of both festive cheer and significant achievements, Noddy Holder, the iconic frontman of Slade, shared his annual tradition of exuberantly shouting "It's Christmas" every December 25th morning. Meanwhile, the entertainment industry witnessed notable milestones, including Warwick Davis receiving this year's Bafta fellowship, the British Academy's most prestigious accolade. The award acknowledges his remarkable contributions to film and television.
Ruth Jones, beloved for her role in Gavin and Stacey, reprised her character during a special broadcast on BBC Radio 4's Shipping Forecast, marking 100 years of the renowned weather report. Fans of Gavin and Stacey eagerly anticipate the final episode, set to air on Christmas day, finally resolving the cliffhanger that left them in suspense since 2019.
Reflecting on past joys and losses, Andrew Ridgeley remembered his friend and musical partner George Michael on the 40th anniversary of Wham's classic "Last Christmas." The music world also mourned the passing of singer and actress Marianne Faithfull at the age of 78, as confirmed by her spokesperson.
Taylor Swift expressed her delight at making history at the Billboard Music Awards, calling it a "nicest early birthday present." In other developments, the third series of The Traitors reached a thrilling conclusion, captivating audiences with its gripping plot.
In literary circles, author Helen Fielding discussed bringing her famous creation, Bridget Jones, to a Gen Z audience. Speculation continues over whether Bridget's love interest, Darcy, is based on a prominent political figure. Additionally, Chris McCausland engaged with young visually impaired viewers on Newsround, answering their questions with insight and humor.
The entertainment community also bid farewell to a long-standing Coronation Street character who departed Weatherfield's iconic cobbles. Bob Harris honored a former colleague and friend in a heartfelt tribute on BBC Radio 2.
In a heartwarming moment, Zoe Ball was moved to tears after receiving a surprise message from her son on her final Radio 2 Breakfast show. Meanwhile, children’s TV fans were delighted as a beloved character showcased his viral dance moves during the closing segment of BBC Newsday.
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