Strictly fans are majorly excited as BBC confirms sixth contestant to be taking to the floor
With the likes of Lacey Turner and Delta Goodrem taking part in this year's Strictly, fans were overjoyed when Will Best was confirmed as the latest star
We can't wait for the next series of Strictly Come Dancing, and fan excitement reached fever pitch on Tuesday, when the BBC confirmed that radio presenter Will Best would be joining the show's line-up.Will is a radio and TV broadcaster, best known for shows like Big Brother, This Morning and the Hits Radio Breakfast Show. The star has been on our screens for 15 years, and he'll no doubt be thrilled to be dancing alongside returning star Dani Dyer, given his recent stint on Celebrity Mastermind...
The F1 drivers tackle the hellacious Hungaroring in the final race before the summer break. Find out how to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix for free today.
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Norman Reedus was another fan-favourite for the role previously played by Nicolas Cage
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Sarah Ferguson's ex-boyfriend, Paddy McNally, reportedly left the former Duchess of York part of his £600m fortune. Find out more.
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Marvel Studios revealed at this year's Comic-Con that a new 'Ghost Rider' movie is in the works, starring Ryan Gosling in the leading role.
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I was definitely not expecting this.
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