A distinct lack of sun and jungle doesn’t appear to have slowed down ITV’s ratings juggernaut I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
The new season, relocated to Gwrych Castle, North Wales, launched with 14.3 million viewers, reports ITV, the biggest ever overall audience for the opening episode of the long-running series. It seems the country in lockdown was ready for some light-hearted hijinx.
The first show of the 2020 series consolidated to an audience of 13.8m TV viewers ( which is 52 per cent audience share) over the first seven days of its availability. With 0.5m viewers watching via non-TV devices, the total reached 14.3m viewers.
This makes it is the biggest show of the year outside news specials, and ITV’s biggest audience since the Croatia v England World Cup Semi-Final in 2018.
The first show of the 2020 series consolidated to an audience of 13.8m TV viewers, 52 per cent audience share…
The audience also drew the second highest ever TV audience for the show, which is now in its 20th series, having started in 2002. The final of the early 2004 series, when Kerry Katona was crowned Queen of the jungle, drew an audience of 14.1m.
The show attracted its third highest ever share of younger viewers with an average of 3.7m 16-34 year-old and a 75 per cent audience share. This was the biggest 16-34 audience of the year across all channels and ITV’s biggest 16-34 audience since the 2018 launch of I’m A Celebrity…
The owners of Gwrych Castle are reported to be receiving £300,000 for the location rights for the show, with the fee used for repairs to what will surely become an even bigger tourist attraction.
Take That were looking sharp at the 75th Cannes Film Festival this afternoon, when Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald took part in a special Riviera photocall to introduce international film buyers to upcoming movie Greatest Days, which is based on the hit stage musical The Band, which features music and lyrics from TakeContinue Reading
British motorcycle brand Triumph and the guitar experts at Gibson have partnered to produce one off editions of their most iconic models, in support of the global motorcycle charity The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride. Inspired by their shared 1959 history, and the enduring connection between music and motorcycle culture, Triumph has created a one-of-a-kind custom editionContinue Reading
The stars of Marvel Studios new original series Moon Knight gathered at the British Museum, London, which serves as a location in the show, for a preview screening of the first two episodes this week. Moon Knight lands on Disney+ March 30. Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, May Calamawy, Ann Akinjirin, David Ganly and Lucy ThackeryContinue Reading
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A distinct lack of sun and jungle doesn’t appear to have slowed down ITV’s ratings juggernaut I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
The new season, relocated to Gwrych Castle, North Wales, launched with 14.3 million viewers, reports ITV, the biggest ever overall audience for the opening episode of the long-running series. It seems the country in lockdown was ready for some light-hearted hijinx.
The first show of the 2020 series consolidated to an audience of 13.8m TV viewers ( which is 52 per cent audience share) over the first seven days of its availability. With 0.5m viewers watching via non-TV devices, the total reached 14.3m viewers.
This makes it is the biggest show of the year outside news specials, and ITV’s biggest audience since the Croatia v England World Cup Semi-Final in 2018.
The audience also drew the second highest ever TV audience for the show, which is now in its 20th series, having started in 2002. The final of the early 2004 series, when Kerry Katona was crowned Queen of the jungle, drew an audience of 14.1m.
The show attracted its third highest ever share of younger viewers with an average of 3.7m 16-34 year-old and a 75 per cent audience share. This was the biggest 16-34 audience of the year across all channels and ITV’s biggest 16-34 audience since the 2018 launch of I’m A Celebrity…
The owners of Gwrych Castle are reported to be receiving £300,000 for the location rights for the show, with the fee used for repairs to what will surely become an even bigger tourist attraction.
Take That take over 75th Cannes Film Festival to promote movie musical Greatest Days
Take That were looking sharp at the 75th Cannes Film Festival this afternoon, when Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald took part in a special Riviera photocall to introduce international film buyers to upcoming movie Greatest Days, which is based on the hit stage musical The Band, which features music and lyrics from TakeContinue Reading
Triumph x Gibson unveil stunning one-off editions of 1959 Bonneville T120 and Les Paul Standard
British motorcycle brand Triumph and the guitar experts at Gibson have partnered to produce one off editions of their most iconic models, in support of the global motorcycle charity The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride. Inspired by their shared 1959 history, and the enduring connection between music and motorcycle culture, Triumph has created a one-of-a-kind custom editionContinue Reading
Marvel’s Moon Knight rises: stars pictured at the British Museum London premiere
The stars of Marvel Studios new original series Moon Knight gathered at the British Museum, London, which serves as a location in the show, for a preview screening of the first two episodes this week. Moon Knight lands on Disney+ March 30. Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, May Calamawy, Ann Akinjirin, David Ganly and Lucy ThackeryContinue Reading
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