News about Liam Charles

The myth that VIPs must be recruited from one of Britain's biggest-budget educational institutions - Stoke Newington School and Sixth Form - has been debunk by a little-known school. The co-educational academy, nestled among hippie stores, kebab houses, and a leafy Clissold Park, has nurtured actors for generations - and it's cost-free. Celebrities from the college are displayed here. Professor Green, Saffron Burrows, Lawrence Okolie, Liam Charles, Asa Butterfield, and Saffron Burrows are among the aforementioned notable Saffron Burrows from L to R clockwise.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The first challenge for Bake Off: The Professionals was based on sweet trolleys (Ch4). Three pairs of gourmet patissiers competed to create a feast on wheels: baked alaska, jelly, and a special kind of lemon meringue called chiffon pie. Ellie Taylor and Liam Charles, the event's hosts, decided that this contest had a 1920s theme, which Ellie described as a "break from the bleak 2020s," although she's guessing she'd be happier a century ago. She wouldn't have a job for starters (because television didn't exist, cinema was unused, and in any case most women didn't work).

Exasperated viewers expressed their dissatisfaction with the Channel 4 contest's amusement with Mayank and Dharma's amphibian inspired show piece's demise. As the pair, who had been constructing their stunning piece, began to assemble their top layer, leading to some people to believe that the TV show was raising both heart rates and blood pressure.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The sarcastic term in Hollywood for actors who got a leg up from famous parents is "nepo baby."

It was announced on Friday that Stacey Solomon had been fired as host of Bake Off: The Professionals after just one series. The official Twitter account for Great Britain Bake Off announced that Ellie Taylor, a funny lady, would step in to host alongside Liam Charles. 'We're delighted to welcome @EllieJaneTaylor as our new co-host on Bake Off: The Professionals with @LiamcBakes from Ted Lasso to tiramisu.'

As bakers displayed their show-stopping cakes, the young bakers and supporters said they would'make a better prime minister' than UK politicians. Viewers were left 'emotional' by the bakers' heartfelt causes, including homelessness, which was raised by baker Oliver (right) who baked a 'Safe Place to Sleep' cake, with viewers who took to Twitter to express their admiration for the bakers.

On Saturday, Candlestick was revealed to be former Great British Bake Off actor Liam Charles on The Masked Dancer. Jonathan Ross, Oti Mabuse, Davina McCall, Peter Crouch, and special guest panelist Mo Gilligan told judges, 'I promise you have zero dancing experience.' Liam was seen hinting at the panel as he slowly pulled the head of his costume off before turning around to reveal his face.

On September 13, Channel 4's Great British Bake Off is back with a new batch of contestants. It's the perfect occasion to take a look at what winners from past season have been cooking up! Nadiya Hussain (left) was boosted to instant fame when she won in 2015 and is now a multi-millionaire worth £3.7 million. Candice Brown (centre), the show's winner, has written two books and is a Sunday Times food columnist. Meanwhile, John Whaite (right), who took the award in 2013, went on to work as a TV chef and was one of Strictly Come Dancing's first same-sex contestant in 2019. Edd Kimber (inset), the show's first ever champion, has written six books since his debut in 2010.