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Roxanne Pallett has quit her co-hosting job on radio show Minister FM, and it has been confirmed she will be replaced in pantomime 'Cinderella'.
London's iconic Beg Ben giant watchtower clock chimed once again at 9:00 AM GMT on Thursday morning, after over two months of silence. The famous chime was temporarily suspended on August 21 due to repairs underway on Elizabeth Tower, which houses the beloved clock. Westminister clockmakers are testing the bell throughout the day in order to make sure it strikes at exactly 11.00 GMT for Armistice Day commemorations on November 11. However, it will then go silent again for over a month, only being called into action once more to chime for the Christmas period, ringing from December 23rd until January 1st at 1 PM, after which it is expected to fall silent until repairs are completed.
Jason Bateman made his way through the back lot of the Jimmy Kimmel show this week while other massive stars in LA made their way to the airport. Ian Ziering, Jason Derulo and Will.I.Am were all noticeably spotted going through the world famous celebrity crowded airport. In other news going on throughout LA, Madonna is getting major heat from a New Zealand Catholic Bishop. In the Oscars aftermath, Tina Fey tells it like it is and says that the Oscars this year were the unusual routine. Those weren't her exact words since what she said was much more vulgar. Check back with us next week for more celebrity news.
British taxpayers could face a bill of over 29 million pounds to keep London's iconic Big Ben "bongs" sounding, local media say. Julie Noce reports.
Katherine Heigl and Ben Barnes sat down to talk to the press about the weather conditions while filming the upcoming movie Jackie and Ryan. Meanwhile Channing Tatum visits the Big Apple to sign autographs and also visited Good Morning America and the Howard Stern show.
Moschino designer Jeremy Scott previews Autumn/Winter with a snow-themed collection as part of London Collections: Men. Rough cut (no reporter narration).