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After nearly 20 years, Panic! The Disco is over. Frontman Brendon Urie revealed on Jan. 24 that the group would officially break up at the end of their European tour, which is currently scheduled to end in Manchester on March 10. Urie and his wife Sarah Urie have confirmed that their first child will be born later this year. "I am going to bring this chapter of my life to an end and put my focus and energy on my family, and with that Panic! On the band's official Instagram page, Urie wrote, "The Disco will be no more."

Following an announcement that the reality show would make a comeback, Big Brother's long-anticipated return has been scheduled for March 2023. During the Love Island final in August, it was announced that the TV favourite would have a new home on ITV2 and streaming service ITVX. A date has been 'confirmed' for Broadcast's civilian version of the show, which last aired on Channel 5 in 2018.

Louis Rees-Zammit: Louis Rees-Zammit said he had lost none of his trademark speed as he began the new season with a spectacular length-of-the-field effort in Gloucester's comeback victory over Wasps. The Wales wing's long-range game at Kingsholm was all the more impressive considering he had taken a knock to his back earlier in the game and the lace on his boot had broken. Rees-Zammit, who is still 21 years old, has a history of scoring bizarre tries in his short time with Gloucester, Wales, and the British and Irish Lions.

Maura Higgins is said to be the frontrunner for the Big Brother revival next year on ITV. According to reports, the former Love Islander, 31, is the producers' top choice due to her resumé of television appearances on Glow Up Ireland and Dancing On Ice. According to a report by The Sun, producers are determined to distance themselves from former Big Brother names, but Mo Gilligan, the former favourite, is now in the United States.'

Big Brother will air on ITV in 2023, five years after Channel 5's AXED it was. However, according to The Mirror TV bosses, the reboot will feature everything viewers loved about the original series but it won't be like Love Island.' 'What makes this special is that there will be a diverse cast of ages,' according to a source.' It won't be like Love Island, where the contestants are all young social media influencer types - they want 'all walks of life

Big Brother's return is reportedly getting closer, with the 2023 revival airing on ITV five years after it was pulled from television in 2018. And Alison Hammond, who rose to fame on the show in 2002, might now be the one to welcome housemates as she is the frontrunner to host the revival. Fans of ITV's This Morning with Dermot O'Leary as they substitute Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.