DAVE IS JUST A LITTLE BRIT
PLEA FOR BAGA CHIPZ
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HOW was it for you, dear? Things get very X-rated in the new Sky Atlantic series Catherine The Great starring Helen Mirren, which starts tonight.
Historians claim Catherine’s close pal
DOWNTON Abbey star Hugh Bonneville is to play a mysterious one-eyed man in Gold’s new seaside comedy Sandylands. A NEW ‘‘queen’’ wants to rule Weatherfield.
Baga Chipz is one of the stars of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK which launches today.
And she hopes Coronation Street bosses will tune in and sign her up for the cobbles.
The drag artist is a huge fan of the soap and even dresses up as Street favourites Deirdre Barlow, Liz McDonald and Bet Lynch on stage.
Baga – real name Leo Loren – said: “I love Corrie and I am always saying: ‘I’d love to get on it.’ I hope they’re watching Countess Praskovya Bruce had the dubious task of “testing” out prospective lovers to see if they were any good in the sack before they were presented to the Russian empress.
And in the lavish new me. I do impersonations some of the characters on Drag Race. I’d be ideal.
“After all I’m a northern trollop and common as muck. Watch out Ken!
“I’d actually rather be on Corrie than in Hollywood.
“If Lady
Gaga and Madonna were in series, viewers will see her ladyship (Bodyguard star Gina McKee) pleasure Grigory Potemkin (played by Jason Clarke) at the theatre – right in front of the 18th Century Russian leader (Dame Helen).
NEIL Morrissey, Stanley Johnson, Georgia Toffolo, Brian McFadden and Helen Flanagan appear on BBC Two’s Celebrity Antiques Road Trip from Monday.
Other personalities in the line-up include Judy Murray, Penny Lancaster, Emeli Sandé, Keith Duffy, Jorgie Porter, Craig Charles and Robert Llewellyn.
A LOST 1965 Doctor Who ep featuring the Daleks called Mission To The Unknown has been remade and will air on YouTube at 5.50pm on October 9. one
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of corner and Fiz and Tyrone in the other, I’d be with Fiz and Tyrone.
“Let me be the Queen of Corrie.” Catch Baga and the other nine contestants who are all out to win. ● RuPaul’s Drag Race UK starts today on BBC Three and on BBCiPlayer. new LITTLE Britain star David Walliams is no stranger to having sexy women sit on his lap on Britain’s Got Talent.
But as guest host on Sky One’s League Of Their Own tonight at 9pm, he gets a bigger surprise.
Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson – the 6ft 9in actor who played The Mountain in Game Of Thrones – takes part in a strongman challenge and then promptly sits on him!
TWO straight couples needing help in the bedroom have signed up for a telly show where they get advice from four gay women.
And the sexperts give them lessons in flirty
Abanter, the art of sensual massage, the lowdown on adult toys and also role play.
The Lesbian Guide To Straight Sex airs on Channel 5 on Monday, October 14.