News about Tom Hopper

McDonald's United Kingdom has launched a poignant Christmas commercial today, following a boy's coming up with a list of what he wants for Christmas and attempting to emphasize that it's the little things that count. The film, which will premiere on ITV's I'm a Celebrity, follows a boy named Alfie who spends night and day building a list of all the things he wants for Christmas, which is pictured inset. However, he quickly loses the list and is welcomed by his parents, who take him to a McDonald's.

The Hargreeves siblings were transported into a parallel world where they were forced to confront new apocalyptic dangers and a new group of odd UA siblings, the Sparrows, while still tangling with their own complicated family ties in the third season of "The Umbrella Academy." Now, Netflix has announced that the show has been renewed for a fourth season, which also happens to be the last. "I'm so excited that the incredibly faithful followers of 'The Umbrella Academy' will be able to see the fitting end to the Hargreeves siblings' journey from five years ago,'" showrunner Steve Blackman told Netflix's Tudum on Aug. 25.

Sam Faiers cosied up to her family at the LEGO Flagship Store re-opening party in Leicester Square on Tuesday, looking very fashionable. While posing with partner Paul Knightley, 34, and children Paul Jr., six, and Rosie, four, were all dressed in a white blazer and taupe trousers at the party. Meanwhile, Jacqueline Jossa, 31, and her daughter Ella, seven and four years old Mia, showed off her legs in denim shorts at the bash with husband Dan Osborne, 31, 31.

On Sunday (June 24), Netflix's enthralling third season began in a wild dance contest pitting the titular class and their all-out rivals from the Sparrow Academy, all of whom busted moves to Kenny Loggins' classic hit "Footloose." "The dance lessons for 'Footloose' was so much fun, and it felt so rewarding to do it," Elliot Page, who plays Viktor, the sound-manipulating violinist. "We're just breaking it down together, next thing you should know."