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Many of us favor flowers or chocolates, perhaps even a costly meal, but Jonny Lee Miller admits going a step farther when attempting to impress a lady on Valentine's Day. Not without reason: Despite the fact that Angelina Jolie and Miller, a young Scottish junkie named Sick Boy in Danny Boyle's Trainspotting, was not without reason why they decided against the romantic dinner and went for chuting. Miller, 51, who appeared on Johnny Vaughan's Radio X drivetime show, told Jolie - his first wife - who was behind their surprise visit to a southern California parachute school.

In a recent Instagram snap on Wednesday, the presenter has reunited with her television companion Johnny Vaughan. Denise's relationship with Johnny during the 90s sparked the show's cancellation in January 1999.

Following a string of cancellations in the aftermath of budget cuts, Channel 4 has cancelled yet another popular TV show. According to TV Zone, the Big Breakfast, which was revived last year due to fan demand, was cancelled by the broadcaster after just one series. Last summer, the legendary Nineties show, which was originally hosted by Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan, was reimagined with AJ Odudu and Mo Gilligan as the helm.

In the aftermath of the This Morning affair, Johnny Vaughan talked about why Big Breakfast was a success in the 90s and the 'non toxic team' behind the scenes. The host, 56, who co-starred the show with Denise Van Outen, 49, was speaking after the pair reunited this week for their first television appearance in 20 years on Steph's Packed Lunch. They had been embroiled in a 23-year pay war before finally rising during the Covid-19 pandemic.

On Tuesday, Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan reunited for their first television appearance in 20 years on Steph's Packed Lunch. Before the Covid-19 pandemic, the host, 48, was embroiled in a long-running wage dispute with her Big Breakfast co-host Johnny, 56, until she made up during the Covid-19 pandemic. Denise has now mocked the contact situation after reunited for a funny First Date skit before presenting the lunchtime show together.

In the 1990s, they became household names as hosts of The Big Breakfast, the iconic breakfast show. On Tuesday, Denise Van Outen, 49, and Johnny Vaughan, 56, who were previously involved in a feud, reunited for their first television appearance in 20 years on Steph's Packed Lunch. With Johnny's words: 'Welcome is here, get ready for @packedlunchc4.'

Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan, the Big Breakfast hosts, are back on screen for the first time in nearly 20 years. It was announced on Tuesday that Denise and Johnny, who had been embroiled in a public feud, would dine together at Steph's Packed Lunch. Denise and Johnny, who fronted the Channel 4 early morning show from 1998 to 2001, will be back together in June 13 as a host.

The house made popular by The Big Breakfast TV show has sold for millions of pounds less than its asking price. Despite being listed for £5.75 million in October 2020, Lock Cottage (pictured, left) Bow, East London, has sold for £4.3 million. According to documents, the six-bedroom mansion, which saw hundreds of celebrities walk through its doors between 1992 and 2002, was sold at the reduced rate in April 2022. However, the building is now unrecognizable to fans of the 90s Big Breakfast TV Show, which has been renovated and modernized since it was on the nation's TV screens every morning. The once vibrant home is now sleek with exposed brickwork, wooden flooring, a spiral staircase, and log-burning fireplaces.

Johnny Vaughan, 56, from London, joined Christine Lampard on Lorraine to discuss unusual lights in the sky, saying it had'swooped around'. Alien Kidnap Club, the author's latest podcast, where he talks to people who suspect them of aliens: "I just wanted to give them a platform to tell their truth."

It was the zany 90s alternative to staid breakfast news shows, offering up a daily dose of silly games, celebrity interviews, and comedy sketches with puppets Zig and Zag...and it was the start of many careers. This week Dani Behr stepped back into the public eye, revealing a Hollywood makeover but how did the show's other presenters fare? FEMAIL takes a look at the latest developments in the country. (Pictured from top left: Paul O'Grady as Lily Savage, Paul O'Grady now, Chris Evans, then and now, Dani Behr, then and now, Zoe Ball, then and now)

As the program's first episode returned on Saturday, the Big Breakfast viewers were thrilled that former host Denise van Outen appeared on the program's first episode. Fans of the former host's return to the show she hosted first in 1997 alongside Johnny Vaughan took to Twitter to celebrate their glee. On the first show of the revived series, the actress wore a vibrant blouse as she spoke with new hosts Aj Odudu and Mo Gilligan.

Melvin Odoom has called for greater representation in the television industry ahead of his work on The Big Breakfast's diverse remake. Since the pair hosted a one-off special last year as part of Channel 4's Black To Front campaign, the iconic Nineties show has been reimagined with AJ Odudu and Mo Gilligan at the helm. Melvin, a former Strictly Come Dancing actor, appeared in the special and will also appear on the new series in a move he praised for promoting racial diversity on film.