News about James Valentine

Tony Armstrong has debuted a new look after quitting ABC Breakfast last month. The former sports presenter, 35, took to his Instagram Stories on Wednesday to reveal he had grown back his hair. After rocking a buzzcut on his final weeks on the ABC's breakfast show, Tony has gone back to his wild curls.

The ABC Radio Sydney Afternoons presenter revealed in March he'd been diagnosed with cancer and was to receive surgery in April to have his oesophagus removed.

On Thursday, the 62-year-old revealed that he had cancer and had surgery to have his oesophagus removed in the coming weeks. In a first-person piece penned for ABC Radio Sydney's afternoons, the presenter of ABC Radio Sydney's afternoons discussed his illness. On Thursday afternoon, Valentine discussed his illness further on air and interviewed Associate Professor Douglas Fenton-Lee from St Vincent's Hospital. The beloved radio presenter has a 4-centimeter tumor where his oesophagus and stomach meet.

In a first-person piece penned for the national broadcaster's website, the ABC Radio afternoon host revealed the truth of his cancer diagnosis to his faithful followers. Valentine (left, and right with actor Leah McLeod) will have surgery in the coming weeks to have his cancerous oesophagus removed. His stomach will then be stretched and tied to his throat. Joanne, Valentine's wife, described how she needed to see a doctor after an alarming incident at a friend's birthday party.

James Valentine (pictured) of ABC radio (pictured) has announced that he is going to have surgery to remove his oesophagus, both hopeful and terrified. Valentine told his followers and listeners that there was something he wanted to tell them and that he would tell them the end of the story first, in an article he wrote on the national broadcaster's website.

Josh Szeps revealed in November that he would not be returning to Santa Barbara with his last appearance to be on Christmas. Last week, Szeps made an unauthorised appearance on Sky News program 'Sharri' before it revealed that he would be leaving his position at the ABC sooner rather than later. Mark Spurway, acting manager of ABC Radio Sydney, alerted staff by email on Monday. Various presenters kick off summer sessions this week.' Josh Szeps, a late change, will not be able to attend his afternoon display for the remainder of the year,' it read.

For the final time on Thursday, the national broadcaster battled the pips at the top of the hour of their news bulletins. The move was made to commemorate ABC Radio Sydney's first ever broadcast (left) that began broadcasting music and plays (inset). Ben Fordham (right), a 2nd generation British, has slammed the move.

Terry Hansen, a Brisbane radio host, has revealed that he has resigned from KIIS FM's Robin, Terry & Kip breakfast show. Terry told listeners on Friday that he would no longer be on radio to concentrate on his work as a comedian. For the first time since joining KIIS 97.3, I have decided to hang up my tonsils for the final time.' I promise,' he said.

In the sixth radio polls of the year, Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson have dominated. The Kyle and Jackie O Show on KIIS FM won by a huge 14.7 percent audience share over Ben Fordham in the Sydney radio breakfast schedule, up 0.8 percent from last year). Fordham's show dropped by 0.4 percent, giving in a total of 14.2 percent.

They did it! In a surprise elopement on February 6, longtime lovers James Valentine of Maroon 5 and Alexis Novak married in a surprise elopement. Last week, the 44-year-old guitarist took to Instagram to share two images from their backyard wedding in Los Angeles. 'We eloped,' He began a series of snaps with a simple 'We eloped.' The newlyweds crows in front of lush greenery and a swimming pool in their backyard in the first photograph. The two people are shown inside at a table. Alexis is smiling and shining straight into the camera in a pale yellow dress and veil.

By airing a Play School special episode where a drag queen reads a girl's book about a girl wearing pants, ABC actor James Valentine mocked allegations that the national broadcaster was 'grooming' children. During Senate Estimates on Tuesday, Liberal senator Alex Antic made the allegation, sparking a tumultuous debate with Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young. The South Australian politician asked ABC managing director David Anderson why well-known drag queen Courtney Act read the book on the children's program. Senator Antic's claims were illustrated by a portrait of himself and Benita Collings dressed up on Play School about 30 years ago to highlight the absurdity of Senator Antic's assertions.