American love story: Jimmy Fallon, 45, gushes over wife of 13 years Nancy Juvonen, 52

Dancing on Ice contestant Brendan Cole will skate with male professional Brendyn Hatfield after his partner Vanessa Bauer tested positive for Covid-19. Announcing the news, hot favourite Brendan, 45, explained: "I am absolutely gutted that Vanessa is unable to skate this weekend.

A controversial Scottish Government measure aimed at improving ventilation and cutting covid risk in schools will not go ahead in Renfrewshire.

Novak Djokovic has revealed he would rather miss out on tennis greatness than be forced to get the Covid vaccine against his will. The men's tennis No.1 was deported from Australia last month over his vaccination status in a row that made headlines around the world.

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Hollywood film The Breakfast Club is 37 years old today.The film featured huge stars including Molly Ringwald, Emilio Estevez and Anthony Michael Hall, who all went on to even bigger success in the decade.They joined other 80s teen heartthrobs including Rob Lowe and Andrew McCarthy, who were on the walls of thousands of fans across the world, following their appearances in films including Pretty in Pink and About Last Night, to name a few.To celebrate The Breakfast Club's anniversary, Daily Star has taken a look at where some of the decade's most famous 80s teen film heartthrobs are now.Andrew McCarthy was one of the original 80s teen heartthrobs and part of the so called 'brat pack' alongside Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson and Rob Lowe in films including Class and St.Elmo's Fire.However, it is his famous role as Blaine in 1986's Pretty in Pink that cemented his teen heart throb status across the world, with the actor going on to new levels of fame in hit films including Mannequin opposite Sex And The City's Kim Cattrall.It was during this time that Andrew McCarthy also revealed that he entered rehab following an alcohol addiction at the age of 29 years old, telling The Washington Post: "I often had an image of a rock and a piece of metal soldered on top of it — and that was my drinking and my career.He added that he has been sober ever since, adding: "It took me a long time after I stopped drinking to separate those. My success did not cause my drinking.

COLOMBO (News 1st); 40,000 metric tons of fuel purchased by the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation from the Indian Oil Corporation reached the Colombo Port on Tuesday (15).The IOC had submitted a quotation for fuel supplies based on a request by the Energy Ministry while the IOC has also granted them a 60-day period to make the payment.The Minister of Energy Udaya Gammanpila, speaking at the event stated that while Sri Lanka is undergoing a large foreign exchange crisis, therefore has been experiencing difficulties in financing oil imports. However, the Minister added that Sri Lanka could not wait until the US$ 500Mn credit line is finalized, and the country was in need of fuel urgently due to the newly created demand which came from the power sector. Reiterating that friends in need are friends indeed, the Minister emphasized that India has proven itself a good friend of Sri Lanka, not by words, but by actions. The Indian High Commissioner of Sri Lanka, Gopal Bagley also speaking at the event said that this as two countries have shared history and also underwent difficulties due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic, India is committed to stand by Sri Lanka at this time of crisis.

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Ceylon Electricity Board said that a decision will be made on Tuesday (15) on the number of hours that it would impose power outages in the country.Sri Lanka’s Public Utilities Commission also noted that power cuts would be inevitable given the present fuel crisis as well as decreasing water levels at major reservoirs.The Public Utilities Commission to Sri Lanka (PUCSL) will reach a final decision today, on the proposed schedule and methodology for Power Cuts amidst the prevailing power crisis in the country.The PUCSL pointed out that disruptions to the supply of electricity are highly likely in the coming weeks, given the prevailing fuel crisis and the declining water levels at the reservoirs of Hydropower Plants.Speaking to News 1st this morning, Chairman of the Public Utilities Commission to Sri Lanka (PUCSL), Janaka Ratnayake said the remaining hydropower reserves should be used sparingly to manage the hydropower generation in the coming two months.He said in order to manage the remaining resources, power cuts are required.However, the PUCSL Chairman also emphasized that the schedule for power cuts will be prepared in a manner to minimize the inconveniences faced by the consumers.

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Hong Kong's leader has said she would not impose a mainland China-style hard lockdown as the city faces its worst coronavirus wave to date, even as she vowed no switch to living with Covid-19.

Beijing Winter Olympics on Tuesday, his second medal of the 2022 Games.Parrot won the gold in the slopestyle event last week. So far, it is Canada’s only gold of these Games.The 27-year-old Quebec native fell in his first of three runs, but recovered on his second jump by landing a huge cab 1800 to earn a score of 94 — the second highest overall for that run.He then scored a respectable 76.25 with a 1620 in his third and final run, his top two scores combining to claim second place.

COLOMBO (News 1st); The head of Sri Lanka’s Catholic Church His Eminence Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith on Tuesday (15) called on the masses to respond at the appropriate time to the attempts being made to suppress the truth through intimidation.“If Shehan Malaka did not go live on social media, the country would have never known that he was being forcefully taken away by a group in a white van. He had the courage to reveal this to the country,” said His Eminence.He slammed the police over its conduct in arresting people adding that Sri Lanka Police must be present in uniform when making an arrest and must use a police jeep for such purpose.“Police officers must read the charges against any accused when making an arrest,” he said adding that the Shehan Malaka was not arrested, but abducted in broad daylight.His Eminence Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith termed such conduct as uncivilized and immoral, which is not suitable for a democratic community.The Archbishop of Colombo also took a blow at the present Attorney General, noting that he is a public servant and NOT a political stooge.He said the Attorney General who is expected to enforce the recommendations of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry that probed the 2019 Easter Sunday Attacks, is making attempts to arrest those who are calling for justice over the Terror Attacks.“I request the people to understand the conspiratorial conduct of the government.

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Minister granted approval on Monday (14) to provide 15 kg of wheat flour per month at a concessionary rate to 115,867 beneficiary families working in the estate sector.According to the Department of Government Information approval was granted to the Finance Minister’s proposal ‘Implementation of proposals to minimize economic constraints confronted by the public’, on the 18th of January 2022.A committee led by the Trade Minister had thereafter issued a recommendation considering the resolution for wheat flour relief for estate worker families, and thus the recommendations were approved.

Thousands of nurses in Australia's most populous state walked off the job for the first time in nearly a decade to begin a 24-hour strike after talks with the government to plug staff shortages and secure a pay rise failed.

After a long and disruptive blockade against COVID mandates was cleared, the Ambassador Bridge border crossing in Windsor, Ontario, is open to travel, despite a heavily police presence. As Mike Drolet reports, a small group of protesters remain.

The current COVID-19 restrictions are set to expire this week and the province is expected to announce an easing of restrictions Tuesday. Many are wondering what our lives will look like over the next few weeks and months, especially those working in the affected industries.

freedom convoy” protesters who have disrupted the nation’s capital.Brad Howland, president of Easy-Kleen Pressure Systems Ltd., confirmed the donation, the largest from within Canada, following a hack of crowdfunding platform GiveSendGo.Howland declined to speak to Global News but said in a statement he had travelled to Ottawa to witness the “beautiful, legal, peaceful protest that overwhelmed us with emotion.”“We are thankful to be blessed enough to support their efforts to do what they have to do in a peaceful way until the government removes the mandates to restore all our freedom as pre-COVID,” he said.Protest organizers have secured millions in pledges from donors on GiveSendGo, the U.S.-based Christian crowdfunding platform that is hosting the fundraising campaign.

Trudeau invokes Emergencies Act for 1st time to aid convoy blockade response Kenney referenced the Critical Infrastructure Defence Act, legislation that allows law enforcement to arrest and fine anyone impeding what is deemed critical economic infrastructure, including railways and highways.He said the legislation gives the province sanctions “that are quite similar to the court injunction obtained by Ontario” to break up a blockade on the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont., over the weekend.Kenney said he is concerned invoking the Emergencies Act could have the potential to make things worse at the Coutts blockade.“I think at this point, for the federal government to reach in over top of us, without offering anything in particular, would frankly be unhelpful,” Kenney said.“I think we need to find ways to effectively enforce without escalating the situation.” RCMP arrest 13 people, seize weapons and ammunition near Coutts border blockade Kenney’s comments come after several arrests were made and more than a dozen long guns, handguns, ammunition and body armour were seized at the blockade. The premier described the group as a “militant cell” and said it’s why there has been “a relatively light touch on enforcement.”It’s the first time the Emergencies Act has been enacted in Canada, which Trudeau said would have a time and geographic limitation to areas impacted by the blockades and where law enforcement deems the expanded powers are needed.According to Trudeau, the expanded powers will give police more tools for enforcement and allow the RCMP to enforce municipal bylaws and provincial offences where it’s necessary.“The potential for violent acts I think remains.

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Minister on Monday (14) granted approval to prepare a road map and strategic plan to make Sri Lanka a Carbon-Net Zero country by 2050.The Department of Government Information in a statement said that ” If a country is to reach a carbon-Net zero, it must primarily reduce its emissions of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and increase its carbon dioxide-absorbing ecosystems.”According to the statement, the Cabinet had identified the need to develop the road map and strategic plan to achieve the goal of making Sri Lanka Carbon-Net Zero.Accordingly, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the proposal presented by the Minister of Environment to design a road map that is revised every 05 years after reviewing the progress and to formulate a five-year strategic plan, and appoint a committee of experts to do so.

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Cabinet of Ministers had extensively discussed the need to integrate non-motorized modes of transport, especially cycling, into the national transport system.“The use of non-motorized transport has a positive effect on reducing air pollution as well as on health, air quality, environment, climate change, and personal finances,” said the Department of Government Information on Tuesday (15).Therefore, it has been identified that non-motor systems should be integrated with existing transport systems to maximize economic and environmental benefits, it added.Accordingly, taking into consideration the submissions made by the Minister of Environment, the relevant Ministries and Institutions agreed to take the following steps under a joint approach.– Marking of bicycle lanes suitable for existing roads and upgrading of existing pedestrian lanes– Steps to include bicycle and pedestrian lanes for future roads– Taking necessary measures to encourage the use of bicycles for the staff of government offices– Providing necessary facilities for office cyclists including parking and access.

Lockdowns were tough for most musicians – but for one Scot, they provided the opportunity of a lifetime.

Jimmy Fallon welcomed a pair of special guests to Friday’s at-home edition of “The Tonight Show”, Food Network host Guy Fieri and comedy icon Bill Murray.

Pete Davidson might be stuck at home amid the coronavirus outbreak, but he’s not letting it keep him down.

Pete Davidson might be stuck at home amid the coronavirus outbreak, but he's not letting it keep him down.

The Tonight Show's Jimmy Fallon celebrated National Teachers' Day on Tuesday by performing "Teachers' Day Song."While strumming a guitar, the host began the original song by asserting that "teachers should make a billion dollars and get more vacation time.""They spend their days wrangling all our crazy kids/ When they go out, they should get free bottomless wine," he sang.Fallon added that teachers "deserve a monthlong spa day" that includes wearing cucumbers on their eyes, which he guessed would turn into an educational lesson.

Jimmy Fallon has been one of the rare rays of light during a dark time of COVID-19 that has brought school closures, mass unemployment and over 70K deaths to the US.But the 45-year-old comedian does not want to take all the credit.The former actor told People it was his 52-year-old wifeNancy Juvonen who was the 'brains' behind his at-home The Tonight Show, figuring out the tone, the setting and the props. Thanks wifey:Jimmy Fallon has been one of the rare rays of light during a dark time of COVID-19.

The Tonight Show's Jimmy Fallon celebrated National Teachers' Day on Tuesday by performing "Teachers' Day Song." While strumming a guitar, Fallon began the original song by stating that "teachers should make a billion dollars and get more vacation time." "They spend their days wrangling all our crazy kids/ When they go out, they should get free bottomless wine," he sang. Fallon added that teachers "deserve a month-long spa day" that includes wearing cucumbers on their eyes, which he guessed would turn into an educational lesson.

Jimmy Fallon has been one of the rare rays of light during a dark time of COVID-19 that has brought school closures, mass unemployment and over 70K deaths to the US.But the 45-year-old comedian does not want to take all the credit.The former actor told People it was his 52-year-old wifeNancy Juvonen who was the 'brains' behind his at-home The Tonight Show, figuring out the tone, the setting and the props. Thanks wifey:Jimmy Fallon has been one of the rare rays of light during a dark time of COVID-19.

Jimmy Fallon is celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week with a catchy new song honoring all that teachers do.

Jimmy Fallon is celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week with a catchy new song honoring all that teachers do.

President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday to take a shot at late-night hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel while celebrating Fox News host Greg Gutfeld beating them all in the ratings battle.

As if we needed one more thing to worry about, murder hornets have come to the U.S. They've already been responsible for killing bees, and Jimmy Fallon put it best on last night's episode of The Tonight Show when he said, "If a worldwide pandemic can't keep you inside, introducing... murder hornets."

Mick Jagger is stepping up during his time in quarantine.

Self-isolation and having to tape remote episodes isn’t going to keep Jimmy Fallon from coming up with some hilarious games to play with his guests.

Mick Jagger provided a hilarious 'public service' video snippet as part of the Tonight Show starringJimmy Fallon at home on Monday, modeled to look like an old-school BBC News announcement.The funny clip began with a British voice over, saying, 'In times of international crisis, every man, woman and child must pull their weight.'But look at this fellow –– not a care in the world,' the announcer continued, as the grainy image showed the Rolling Stones frontman, 76, seated while playing the guitar. Just a legend and his guitar:Mick Jagger provided a hilarious 'public service' video snippet as part of The Tonight Show on Monday, modeled to look like an old BBC News announcement'Hey, you there! Yes, you.

Self-isolation and having to tape remote episodes isn't going to keep Jimmy Fallon from coming up with some hilarious games to play with his guests.

Carole Baskin, a star of Netflix’s “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” was apparently tricked into doing an interview by a pair of YouTubers pretending to be with late-night host Jimmy Fallon.

“Tiger King” star Carole Baskin made an unexpected return to the small screen when she was tricked by two YouTube pranksters pretending to be late-night host Jimmy Fallon.

Tiger King's Carole Baskin was tricked into doing her first "live" TV interview since the Netflix show aired.

Reclusive Tiger King star Carole Baskin has been tricked into breaking her silence by pranksters who convinced her she was being interviewed by US chat show host Jimmy Fallon.

Jimmy Fallon's six-year-old daughter Winnie briefly appeared during his chat with Jon Hamm on The Tonight Show Friday.Fallon, 45, has been doing the show via remote from his New York home.In the segment, Fallon interviewed Hamm, 49, about his latest project, as he reprises his role as Reverend Richard Wayne Gary Wayne in an interactive version of the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. The latest:Jimmy Fallon's six-year-old daughter Winnie briefly appeared during his chat with Jon Hamm on The Tonight Show FridayWinnie said, 'Hi, Daddy,' to which Hamm added, 'Special guest star!'Winnie asked the late night host, 'Where's mom?' and displayed a coloring book she was working on.

Carole Baskin seems to be taking a recent prank in stride.

The CEO of Big Cat Rescue, Carole Baskin appeared for her first-ever interview after Netflix series Tiger King shot to fame and got pranked by two YouTubers into believing that she was being interviewed by The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon. Carole Baskin did not appear in Tiger King’s reunion show after reportedly having been upset over her portrayal in the show. Apart from slamming her wrong portrayal in Tiger King, Carole Baskin is also in the news for rumours that say she killed her ex-husband Don Lewis.

Carole Baskin has broken her media silence - kind of.While the Tiger King personality, 58, had kept mum in the month-plus since careening into the national limelight with the success of theNetflix docuseries, she delivered her first interview to a pair of YouTube prank experts named Josh Pieters and Archie Manners.'In a worldwide exclusive,' Pieters said, 'we bring you Carole Baskin's first worldwide interview- by tricking the Tiger Queen into thinking she was a guest on' The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

Carole Baskin has been tricked into giving her first TV interview since hit Netflix series Tiger King was released.The 58 year old Big Cat Rescue CEO was pranked by YouTuber Josh Pieters and Archie Manners after they made her believe she was being interviewed on Jimmy Fallon on his programme The Tonight Show. Carole, who’s ex husband Don Lewis disappeared in 1997, did not appear in Tiger King’s reunion show and has remained largely silent since the Netflix hit show’s release – only speaking to slam her portrayal on the show.

Thom Yorke was the musical guest on Jimmy Fallon's stay-at-home version of The Tonight Show on Wednesday, debuting a new song called "Plasticine Figures." Singing from his basement with only a piano for accompaniment, Yorke delivered what was, even by his standards, a haunting performance: "Most malleable / Plasticine figures / Mould to suit your taste / Happy to serve / Happy to linger / While you make up your face."