A new TV series starring known influencer Molly-Mae Hague, titled “Molly-Mae: Behind It All,” is coming out on 17 January. The series will follow Molly-Mae’s personal and professional life and promises to provide fans never-before-seen glimpses of her life behind the vlogs. The series will air on Amazon Prime Video and will be closely managed to showcase new facets of her life, including her journey after breaking up with her fiance Tommy Fury last year. It will be interesting to see how Molly-Mae handles her increasingly public persona, especially considering her enduring fascination for the British tabloids.
Fans of the popular reality show Love Island will have something to look forward to with the new season of Love Island: All Stars, which starts airing on 17 January. The show aims to bring back previous contestants for another shot at finding love. The show’s producers will be hoping to improve on last year’s final viewing figures, which reached a paltry 1.3 million, significantly lower than the show’s peak during its heyday in 2019. The show’s latest iteration will feature several popular Love Island personalities, including Kaz Crossley, Curtis Pritchard, and Gabby Allen.
The late Liam Payne of the boy band One Direction is being honoured in a re-release of the band’s 2013 documentary, “One Direction: This Is It.” The documentary will be screened in select cinemas, and all ticket profits from the screenings will go to mental health awareness charities. Fans of the band are thrilled about the tribute, with many expressing their gratitude on social media platforms. “One Direction: This Is It” will contain footage of the group’s behind-the-scenes moments and several concert performances.
On the music front, rapper Mac Miller’s previously unreleased 2014 album, “Balloonerism,” is being released on Friday, five years after his untimely passing. The posthumous album will be the second to be released by Miller’s estate, following the 2020 release of “Circles.” Some of Miller’s fans on social media have raised concerns about releasing artists’ music after their passing. However, Miller’s estate maintains that the
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