Now, going into Season 5, Deborah and Ava are back on track — or as on track as their roller coaster of a work relationship ...

Aniello talks about 'Hacks' season four—and why she knew how its recently greenlit fifth season would end when pitching the ...

Good Morning Britain fans observed a shift in the behaviour of presenters Richard Madeley and Susanna Reid during today's programme, amid announcements that ITV is set to implement considerable ...

Jacket, bodysuit, lavaliere, pumps, Louis Vuitton. Earrings, watch, rings, Tiffany & Co. On St. Patrick’s Day, Suzanna Son hops on a video call from the back seat of a moving car. She has just ...

Suzanna Son was hoping for a rainstorm. Taking stock of the darkening afternoon sky from the rooftop of Netflix HQ in the Flatiron District, the actress was optimistic that the weather might delay her ...

During Wednesday's (21 May) segment on Good Morning Britain, presenter Susanna Reid was visibly moved during her conversation with Leanne Lucas. Susanna, alongside co-presenter Richard Madeley ...

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid was overcome with emotion during an interview with Leanne Lucas on Wednesday's (21 May) show. Susanna and her co-host Richard Madeley sat down with ...

Good Morning Britain came to a halt on Wednesday (21 May) when Susanna Reid made a 'breaking news' announcement. Susanna and co-host Richard Madeley were back at the helm of the ITV programme ...

Susanna Reid had to intervene during a heated debate on Monday's Good Morning Britain. The 54-year-old presenter, alongside co-host Richard Madeley, was discussing the topic "is EU deal a betrayal ...

Susanna Reid had to intervene in a fiery discussion on Good Morning Britain during Monday's episode. The 54-year-old presenter, alongside co-host Richard Madeley, engaged with panellists Femi ...

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid seemed to lose patience with a guest as he repeatedly vyed for her attention by calling her name during a debate about Keir Starmer's latest deal with the EU.

Bay Area rain has an insidious way of creeping into the bones — of people, of buildings. When I lived there, my bathroom maintained a clammy topicality, even in drought months. Once, a strip of ...