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The Irish Sun
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson: Start time, TV channel, live stream & full card as ex-Love Islander makes Misfits debut
TWO British TV sensations will go toe-to-toe in their Misfits debuts in Derby THIS WEEKEND! Ex-Love Islander Wil Anderson will make his in-ring debut, Advertisement 2 Wil Anderson (left) will make his in-ring debut at Misfits 21 Credit: Aaron Parfitt / 2 Popular TV personality Jordan Banjo will make his in-ring debut against Anderson Credit: Brian Roberts - The Sun Anderson, who appeared on Love Island last year, will be hoping not to be dropped in the ring like he was from the Love Island villa. It is a clash of famous faces as the partner of The street dancer has also appeared on shows such as I'm a Me Out Of Here, Dancing on Ice and The Masked Singer, but now laces up his boots for his Misfits debut. Advertisement Read more Boxing When is Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson? Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson is part of Misfits 21. The event takes place this Friday, May 16 at the Vaillant Live arena in Derby. The card is set to start at 5pm with TV coverage from 7pm. Ring walks have not yet been announced, but Banjo vs Anderson could take place around 8pm - we will update when we know more. How to watch Jordan Banjo vs Wil Anderson and is there a live stream? DAZN has coverage of Misfits 21 and all over Misfits events. Viewers can watch on DAZN TV - an extra on top of their other TV packages - or via the website or downloadable app. DAZN is a subscription service that costs £119.99 annually or £14.99 per month. There is also a flexible option available for £24.99 per month that can be cancelled at any time. Alternatively, SunSport will live blog every fight as it happens. Misfits 21 full card Darren Till vs. Darren Stewart, cruiserweight Idris Virgo vs. Ty Mitchell, light heavyweight – MF pro title Chase DeMoor vs. Tank Tolman, heavyweight - MFB title Walid Sharks vs. FoxTheG, lightweight Jordan Banjo vs. Wil Anderson, heavyweight Amir Anderson vs. TBA, middleweight Joey Knight vs. Andy Howson, lightweight Wakey Wines vs. MoDeen, heavyweight Dylan Price vs. TBA, super bantamweight Tempo Art vs. Big Tobz vs. Godson Umeh vs. Curtis Pritchard, heavyweight – Survivor Tag bout
BBC News
16-04-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Johnny Depp and Ringo Starr unite for Fatima Whitbread song
Johnny Depp and Ringo Starr are among the celebrities who have united to record a one-off song in aid of Fatima Whitbread's children's 63-year-old is known to the world as an Olympic medallist and former world champion javelin thrower despite being abandoned as a from Ingatestone in Essex, recently set up a charity aimed at improving the lives of children living in actor Depp plays guitar for the anthem, rock icon Pete Townsend is on bass and Whitbread added some vocals. Zak Starkey is on percussion along with his dad, Beatles drummer Mondays singer Shaun Ryder and actress Samantha Morton also added vocals."It's an incredible line-up, unlike anything we've seen for many years," said Whitbread. The track is called Take My Hand - in aid of the Fatima's UK Campaign charity - and will be played at her One Voice Summit at Guildhall in says the event, on 23-24 April, will bring together people with experience of care, politicians and service leaders to help improve song is available for download via online music said the idea for the track snowballed after she and Ryder got to know one another on the 2023 edition of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!"I am using my lived experience and my Olympic title to bring things together," she explained."All of them were really happy to come on board and incredibly supportive of what I'm trying to do, highlighting unacceptable outcomes for children in care."The track was written by 21-year-old Harrison James, who said he was inspired by his own parents who came from difficult backgrounds and had supported children in only had three days to write the song. In March 2024, there were 83,630 children in care in England, according to government charity Become says care-experienced young people are nine times more likely to face homelessness than other young added: "Children are our future; if we can invest in them from a very young age it will help to shape who and what they become in society.""It's all about building happier and healthier tomorrows and stronger communities and putting these young people on an unstoppable path of reaching their goals and realising their dreams." Follow Essex news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
Yahoo
19-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sam Thaiday's family admission as fans rally around Brisbane Broncos legend
Sam Thaiday has revealed he's glad the Australian public got to see the real version of himself that his wife and kids see at home after the Brisbane Broncos great won $100,000 for a charity close to his heart. Thaiday was crowned the winner of 'I'm a Me Out Of Here' on Sunday night, beating fellow finalists Matty J and Reggie Bird. The NRL champion won $100,000 for men's mental health charity 'Find Ya Feet', which helps teach young men that it's okay to speak about how they're feeling. Thaiday opened up to his fellow contestants earlier in the season about how he contemplated suicide as a teenager, and how a charity like 'Find Ya Feet' would have helped him so much. In an interview on the FIVEAA Sports Show on Adelaide radio this week, Thaiday opened up on why his triumph on the reality TV show means so much to him. "My tactic was to say yes to everything in there and lean into the experience," he said. "I really wanted to show Australia the full package of Sam Thaiday. "I am known and remembered for my footy talents and maybe some fun and humour off the field with the Footy Show and things like that. But to be able to show a kind-hearted Sam is something that not a lot of people get to see. It's mainly just at home with my daughters - they get to see that sort of stuff all the time - but Australia doesn't. So I was pretty pumped to show Australia the full package." Thaiday is also rapt to be able to help Tommy Herschel with $100,000 for the 'Find Ya Feet' charity. "It's a fantastic charity," he said. "Tommy goes into schools and works with young boys and lets them know it's okay to talk about their feelings. "I think as men we are still very guarded with our emotions and our feelings. We have the old school mentality of 'men don't cry' and 'men don't talk about their feelings'. Tommy starts young and lets boys know it's ok, and at the end of the day they'll grow into champion adults that will run businesses and be great husbands and great fathers." Thaiday said the $100,000 will allow Herschel to spread his message further, and he's now planning to head to North Queensland to work with some remote communities. "I just think what he's doing is such an incredible thing," he added. RELATED: Cameron Murray's wife caught in 'cruel' development after injury blow Fresh calls for Latrell Mitchell and Tom Trbojevic switch after sad news Thaiday previously told his fellow contestants why the charity was so close to his heart. "I sat in on one of his sessions and to hear how brave some of these young boys were in opening up and sharing their stories about what was going on in their lives," Thaiday said. 'As a 13-year-old boy, I wanted to take my own life, and I wish I had someone like Tommy around to let me know that it was okay to talk about my feelings. As a young kid, I really struggled to find my place. I found myself too white to be black and too black to be white, and didn't know where I fit in. And if I had someone like Tommy Herschel in my life as a young kid, maybe I would have shared a lot of these stories a lot earlier in my life. 'He's a bit of a one-man band at the moment, and I just thought he needed help. So that's why I'm in here. And hopefully even, like, I don't even have to win it, I just want to raise some awareness for him, I want people talking about it.' Thaiday played 304 games for the Broncos as well as 29 State of Origin games for Queensland and 32 Test matches for Australia. He proved a popular winner of 'I'm a Celeb', with fans expressing their delight on social media. 𝑲𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑱𝒖𝒏𝒈𝒍𝒆 👑A big congrats to Sammy on being crowned the winner of I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2025 and helping out a great cause 👏 — Brisbane Broncos (@brisbanebroncos) February 17, 2025 Congratulations Sam Thaiday, what a legend. @brisbanebroncos — 𝕭ronco𝕭uck🐴🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆1988 (@Thoroughbredmen) February 17, 2025 Congratulations to Sam Thaiday for being crowned King of the jungle. 👑 — Jenny Ford (@jennygford) February 16, 2025 You deserved every vote, Sam . 👑 — Lyn Poholke (@lynpoholke) February 16, 2025
Yahoo
17-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Broncos respond to Sam Thaiday news after NRL great goes public with awful revelation
The Brisbane Broncos have joined fans in congratulating Sam Thaiday after the retired NRL great was crowned the winner of 'I'm a Me Out Of Here' on Sunday night. And it came after the Queensland champion revealed the heartbreaking reasons for his appearance on the reality TV show. Thaiday was named the winner ahead of Matty J and Reggie Bird on Sunday night, leaving fans delighted for the NRL great. On Monday, the Brisbane Broncos wrote on social media: "King of the Jungle. A big congrats to Sammy on being crowned the winner of I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2025 and helping out a great cause." That great cause they mentioned is the 'Find Ya Feet' charity, which Thaiday won $100,000 for. Earlier in the season, the 39-year-old explained why the charity means so much to him as he laid bare some of the personal struggles he overcame as a youngster. 'My charity is called Find Ya Feet. It's run by a guy named Tommy Herschel,' Thaiday told the other celebs. 'He goes into schools and helps young boys, and he gives them a safe place to share their feelings and talk about how they're feeling. I sat in on one of his sessions and to hear how brave some of these young boys were in opening up and sharing their stories about what was going on in their lives.' Thaiday, who played 304 games for the Broncos as well as 29 State of Origin games for Queensland and 32 Test matches for Australia, made the heartbreaking admission on national TV that he contemplated suicide when he was a teenager. 'As a 13-year-old boy, I wanted to take my own life, and I wish I had someone like Tommy around to let me know that it was okay to talk about my feelings," he said. "As a young kid, I really struggled to find my place. I found myself too white to be black and too black to be white, and didn't know where I fit in. And if I had someone like Tommy Herschel in my life as a young kid, maybe I would have shared a lot of these stories a lot earlier in my life. 'He's a bit of a one-man band at the moment, and I just thought he needed help. So that's why I'm in here. And hopefully even, like, I don't even have to win it, I just want to raise some awareness for him, I want people talking about it.' Learn more about our celeb's chosen charities here: | Watch on @Channel10AU and 10 Play — #ImACelebrityAU (@ImACelebrityAU) January 28, 2025 It wasn't the first time Thaiday spoke publicly about his mental health demons, after opening up in an interview back in 2020. But it brought it to the attention of a national audience on TV for the first time, and gave 'Find Ya Feet' some much-needed exposure. 'I had bottled up my feelings for so long not knowing how to express them," he told the in 2020. "I told her (the therapist) my story and I left that session somewhat motivated to tell people my story. Hopefully by getting my story out I can encourage people to speak up. 'I still have moments now where I second guess myself. Self doubt is the loudest voice in your head. That kind of was an ongoing thing throughout my whole life. I want to learn and grow and get better to make that the quietest voice in side my head. I see myself right now as being a little bit lost and lonely at times." 𝑲𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑱𝒖𝒏𝒈𝒍𝒆 👑A big congrats to Sammy on being crowned the winner of I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! 2025 and helping out a great cause 👏 — Brisbane Broncos (@brisbanebroncos) February 17, 2025 Congratulations to Sam Thaiday for being crowned King of the jungle. 👑 — Jenny Ford (@jennygford) February 16, 2025 Sam Thaiday is good people. So happy he won #ImACelebrityAU Yiew 🤘🙆♀️ — morgannahh (Kel) (@morgannahh) February 16, 2025 Sam Thaiday what a legend Deserved the win #IMACELEBRITYAU — JT (@JTowne7) February 16, 2025 Sam Thaiday what a pure legend @samthaiday — Jackson (@Jacksonmouse32) February 16, 2025 Congrats 👏🏼 — Louise (@sunshine1980_uk) February 16, 2025 You deserved every vote, Sam . 👑 — Lyn Poholke (@lynpoholke) February 16, 2025 I'm so happy Sam's charity won, what an amazing cash boost for them. — Matt (@raffrew) February 16, 2025
Yahoo
11-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
What we know about I'm a Celebrity All Stars' future filming
I'm a Celebrity All Stars is returning for another series, Yahoo understands. The ITV show is a spin-off from the main franchise I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here that is filmed Down Under every year with Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly at the helm. It is an all-stars version where celebrities who have been on the main show return to have a second chance at their jungle experience, this time in South Africa. Yahoo understands that the I'm a Celebrity spin-off will be filmed later this year. The I'm a Celebrity All Stars started two years ago and it attracted an audience of more than five million viewers across its run. This compares to the original series that averaged at seven million viewers for the 2024 run. The I'm a Celebrity franchise has been a hit since it first started filming Down Under in 2002. There is a series every year but there isn't time to film an all-stars version annually. Cheeky hosts Ant and Dec have their scheduled freed-up slightly this year after choosing to rest their Saturday Night Takeaway show. The Geordie duo, who will be back on our screens soon for Britain's Got Talent, wanted to focus on their young families, especially with Ant McPartlin becoming a dad for the first time last year. It's too early to say when the I'm a Celebrity spin-off will be on our screens, although it will be shot later this year. Additionally it's not known who will be cast for the South African jungle experience. Rumours of the I'm a Celebrity line-up is always leaked in advance of the show hitting our screens and it gets everyone talking about the show. However, the big names are kept a secret until just weeks before the show is set to air on TV. Myleene Klass won the first ever I'm a Celebrity legends spin off that aired in 2023, having originally come second to Matt Willis when she appeared on the main show in 2006. Kind-hearted mum Klass donated her £100,000 winning fee to Save The Children. Famous faces Carol Vorderman, Helen Flanagan, Jordan Banjo, Shaun Ryder, Phil Tufnell, Carol Vorderman, Paul Burrell, Amir Khan, Janice Dickinson and Fatima Whitbread all returned for the South African series. I'm A Celebrity producers were rattled over Klass's incredible Bushtucker trial where she swallowed 40 spoons of fermented tofu. She told Yahoo: "I was thinking, 'They're not gonna kill me because somewhere in the world someone's done this' but it turns out no one in the world had done this before." "I spoke to Ant and Dec on the plane on the way back," she said. "And they actually said, 'When you said you were gonna do all 40, the producers were like it's not going to happen.' And they said, 'The producers started coming out from the tent halfway through where they were watching the monitors to actually see this with their own eyes, because they were like: 'No!' "I'm like, 'God, I have no idea that this is all going on behind the scenes.' I was thinking, 'They're not gonna kill me because somewhere in the world someone's done this', but it turns out no one in the world had done this before. "Ant and Dec said, 'You were a machine. What were you doing?' And I said, 'I just thought that somebody must have done 40, you wouldn't have given me 40!' They were like: 'No, no.' And the games leader said no one had got past seven. I thought, 'Jesus, I did seven in the first minute!' I have never felt so sick in my life."
