With millions of views and brand deals, blacksmiths like Samuel Wolfenden and Sam Dracott are forging influencer empires—one ...

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“Would you dance with me?” he asked ... who played his girlfriend Chelsea on the show, described an SNL sketch that took aim at her teeth as “mean and unfunny”. Wood went on to reveal ...

One such artist is Subodh Poddar, whose dancescapes—black ink sketches of dancers mid-motion—bring an entirely new dimension to the dance experience. Poddar’s art isn’t about freezing the ...

The comedic sketch has Yang and Madison, the Oscar-winning Anora actress who hosted the episode, recreating Duff’s choreography. Trending on Billboard Duff’s understated dance moves to her son ...

"There were two new dancers who were supposed to take to the ballroom, who never quite made it. It was very unfortunate." BBC fans were then treated to an observational documentary-style sketch ...

More than £17.5 million has been raised so far for Red Nose Day, TV presenter Rylan Clark announced. “That amount of money will make a big difference to so many brilliant projects,” Alesha ...

Comedians Russell Kane and Rachel Parris portrayed Strictly’s first amateur professional dancers, Melissa and Johnny, in another sketch. The dancing duo had been selected due to the BBC One show ...

Comedians Russell Kane and Rachel Parris portrayed Strictly’s first amateur professional dancers, Melissa and Johnny, in another sketch. The dancing duo had been selected due to the BBC One show’s ...

This playful addition to the show is inspired by new inclusivity rules, which require a certain percentage of dancers to be amateurs. Filmed in a documentary style, the sketch documents Melissa ...

[Typed while lying down] — Russell Kane This Red Nose Day, Strictly Come Dancing shines the spotlight on two surprising new dancers in a hilarious sketch for Comic Relief. Starring Tess Daly and ...