GF Vip Solospettacolo

The former Big Brother contestant explains why she was kicked out of the house in her pajamas and slippers. An absurd story.

A former candidate of Big Brother VIP came to an end that no one expected. Thrown out of the house in slippers and pajamas, her story is truly absurd.

Luck comes and goes in life, especially when it comes to TV personalities, apart from the holy monsters that always stay on the crest of the wave. But no one is safe, and we are experiencing it right now.

There are some familiar faces that we’ve been seeing on TV for decades that have left their seats in recent months for a variety of reasons. In Rai for the new government that some disagree with. And in Mediaset now with the disappearance of Berlusconi Father, we don’t know what’s going to happen.

And indeed, rumors are already circulating about possible changes and sales, although these are only rumors at the moment. But the character we’re talking about has met a truly undignified end, especially considering it’s a character who’s been on TV since the ’80s.

Former GFVip competitor hunted in slippers and pyjamas

The person we’re talking about recently released a statement about her experience and admitted that she regrets the decision she made. agreed Amendment 2000: “I have been ruined by Big Brother Vip. I don’t know how I came up with the dramatic idea of ​​taking part, it will always remain a mystery.” She then admits that her presence on the show was highly courted by the writers, and perhaps that was the catalyst for hers Participation. Vanity.

And then he adds: “The acceptance was a mistake that I bitterly regret, also because of the harmful consequences it brought with it.” word to say.

Alda D’Eusanio Solospettacolo

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Of course we talk about it Alda D’Eusanio. The well-known moderator took part in the Big Brother VIP in 2021 and so many will remember it expelled after about a week without even giving her a chance to explain. All this after his claims about the private life of Laura Pausini. At the time, as many will recall, he said that the partner and now-husband of the singer of the… hit. His career suffered from lawsuits and warnings setback and was never seen on television again.

Returning to the issue today, he hopes to be able to return to work: “I think I still have something to say and I hope that the new appointments will restore my place in the sun.”

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Shane Warne’s family was “disappointed” with the vague timing of his marriage to Simone Callahan and heated romance with Liz Hurley on Channel Nine’s miniseries Warnie

By Mary Mrad for Chron Australia

06:14, 26 June 2023 | Updated: 06:38, 26 June 2023

Shane Warne’s family have once again expressed their disappointment at Channel Nine’s controversial two-part miniseries ‘Warnie’ after the first part aired on Sunday night

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford said he had spoken to cricketer Keith’s father and said he was not happy about the “inaccurate” timeline of his son’s marriage to Simone Callahan and romance with Liz Hurley.

“I got a call from Keith last night just before it aired,” he said on 3AW radio.

“Last week I reported that Keith and Shane’s brother Jason went to a private screening of the miniseries and they were pleasantly surprised and quite pleased with what they saw.”

“That’s what the people who were there told me. But speaking to Keith last night, he said that wasn’t an accurate description of her reaction to it.”

Shane Warne’s family was “disappointed” with the vague timing of his marriage to Simone Callahan and heated romance with Liz Hurley on Channel Nine’s miniseries Warnie

Peter said Keith believes his son’s development from a “big teenager to a mature adult” was not portrayed on the show.

“He also feels that there were some inaccuracies that didn’t work out well for Shane.” Like the time he spent with Liz Hurley.’

“That’s right, but on the show shown he did that while still married to Simone and Keith strongly believes there was a gap between those two things.”

“He’s not angry, he’s just disappointed with the result.”

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford revealed on 3AW radio that he’s spoken to Keith, the cricketer’s father, and that he’s not happy about the “inaccurate” timeline of his son’s marriage to Simone Callahan and romance with Liz Hurley

“He also feels like there were some inaccuracies that didn’t work out well for Shane.” “Like the time he spent with Liz Hurley,” he said. “That’s true, but on the show shown he did that while still married to Simone and Keith strongly believes there was a gap between those two things.”

It comes after Shane’s ex-wife Simone criticized the timing of the miniseries.

The former WAG believes it is too soon for a show about the late cricketer, who died suddenly of a heart attack on March 4, 2022 while on holiday in Thailand aged just 52.

“I didn’t want to read too much about it, but to be honest I find it a little rude and mean,” she told the Herald Sun.

The first half of Warnie aired on Sunday night and chronicled his early life and meteoric rise to fame as a great cricketer.

Shane’s ex-wife Simone also criticized the timing of the miniseries, claiming it’s too soon to dramatize Shane’s life. Pictured with Shane in 2010

Shane is portrayed by Home and Away star Alex Williams, while Wentworth actress Marny Kennedy plays his ex-wife Simone Callahan.

Viewers weren’t impressed with what they saw, and many shared their thoughts on Twitter.

“The Warnie series couldn’t do better to represent how trashy your brand is.” Insult to the big man. Shame!’ wrote one person.

“Aside from the cringe factor, this is just plain boring,” another tweeted, while another wrote, “This is fishy and getting worse…”

Shane is portrayed by Home and Away star Alex Williams and Wentworth actress Marny Kennedy plays his ex-wife Simone Callahan

On June 24, 1988, local station Radio-Canada put on a big show at the Harbourfront Center on the shores of Lake Ontario. Celine Dion has just won the Eurovision competition in front of millions of viewers and continues her tour for her album Incognito.

In 1988, Celine Dion won the Eurovision Song Contest for Switzerland with her performance of “Don’t Leave Without Me” in Dublin, Ireland.

Photo: Associated Press/Peter Kemp

Gabriel Dubé, organizer of the evening for Radio-Canada, explains that Celine Dion has already attracted a record crowd. There have never been so many people there [au spectacle de la Saint-Jean à Toronto]he remembers.

“The excitement was there. Already! It was Celine! »

— A quote from Gabriel Dubé

There were buses from Penetanguishene, recalls Claude Deschênes, the evening’s host, as he reads his notes again.

Radio-Canada’s Toronto communications director at the time, Diane Chaperon-Lor, recalls a mad crowd, because we really had a crowded crowd. It overflowed to the edge of the lake. She remembers that it was a free Celine concert in Toronto.

Singing in English for Francophone Day

Celine Dion headlined Saint Jean Baptiste Day presented by Radio-Canada Toronto in 1988. Here is the original poster.

Photo: Courtesy of Gabriel Dubé

I will certainly sing in English on my show, but it will definitely be 50:50, Celine Dion said at the Radio Canada microphone before her show.

She played a medley of songs in English, maybe three in a row. It was as Diana Ross, old R’n’B, describes director Gabriel Dubé.

Claude Deschênes recalls that this was not well received by several spectators who had traveled from all over the world to celebrate the French deed.

“She was booed that night when she sang in English. »

— A quote from Claude Deschênes

Former Radio-Canada culture journalist Claude Deschênes hosted Saint Jean Baptiste Day in Toronto in 1988. (file photo)

Photo: Radio Canada/Olivier Lalande

It’s so unusual for Celine to be booed by her audience that it brings back memories [dans la biographie de Georges-Hébert Germain]emphasizes Diane Chaperon-Lor.

She had to stop. She said something like: “Whether I sing in English or in Spanish, my heart will always remain French,” says Gabriel Dubé.

Representatives of the record company CBS Records had traveled from the USA to hear the young singer with whom they had just signed a contract. She came to a predominantly English-speaking town to sing in the language of Shakespeare.

Claude Deschênes explains that the people from CBS Records, who sat in the first reserved rows, weren’t appreciated because it was a free show.

Radio-Canada issued a press release in English to highlight Celine Dion’s debut performance in Toronto just weeks after winning the Eurovision Song Contest. (archive photo)

Photo: Courtesy: Claude Deschênes

Gabriel Dubé explains that people complained to Radio Canada because she sang in English. At the time it was the only major Francophone event in the Queen City.

Saint-Jean, organized by Radio-Canada, was like Christmas for francophones, recalls Gabriel Dubé.

A turning point in Celine Dion’s career

This Saint-Jean show was for me – it’s my own vision – the starting signal for Celine Dion’s career in English, bizarre as it may sound, Claude Deschênes analyzes today, because she sang in English in front of important people in the industry.

Diane Chaperon-Lor believes that Toronto was a stepping stone to English Canada, America and the world for Celine Dion.

What a privilege to host this evening! assures Claude Deschênes. I was 30 years old, Celine was 20 years old! Thirty-five years later, he’s convinced that nobody is very angry with Radio-Canada, let alone Celine.

Josee Chouinard, Celine Dion and Diane Chaperon-Lor in 1988.

Photo: Tom Sandler

“We have to applaud her ambitions, applaud her dreams that she has realized,” says Diane Chaperon-Lor.

According to Sony Music, Celine Dion was not available for questions from Radio-Canada.

Other Saint Jean Baptiste shows have attracted big names in music to Toronto, including Daniel Lavoie, Richard Séguin, Pauline Julien and Robert Paquette.

Today, there is no longer a great Saint Jean spectacle in the country’s largest city.