Molly Mae’s TV Show and One Direction: This Is Us: New Entertainment Releases This Week

Are you waiting for a chance to see? Molly-Mae “Like never before”?

If so, you’re in luck, because she’s starring in a new TV series coming out Friday.

But that’s not all this week.

Some familiar singles will be targets for a second shot at love. Love Island Villa, and one directionTribute to Liam Payne is back in theaters.

elsewhere, Pope Francis Will discuss controversial topics in his new autobiography. Mac Miller’s album Balloonism will finally drop.

Read on for this week’s biggest releases…

Inspirational Molly-Mae Hague shocked fans last year by announcing her split from fiance, professional boxer Tommy Fury.

Both aged 25, they were the most high-profile couple to emerge from Love Island.

Now, her legions of fans are being promised “unprecedented access” to her life, behind the vlog camera.

The first three episodes of Molly-Mae: Behind it all drops on Prime Video on January 17, with the other three episodes expected in the spring.

It’s a fly-on-the-wall reality show meets documentary series, with the camera following Molly around as she raises her daughter Bambi, and pursues her various business ventures.

“So far, so good. I haven’t lost my mind with cameras in my house all the time,” she told Vogue magazine. In November.

Molly-Mae is a pro, so you can imagine the program will be carefully stage-managed.

But the show promises we’ll see him “as we’ve never seen him before – raw, real and defining what it means to be under intense public scrutiny”.

The documentary also follows her journey after the breakup.

Interestingly, during the festive break, pictures appeared in several newspapers allegedly showing Molly-May and Tommy – who were runners-up on Love Island 2019 – kissing at a New Year’s Eve party. was shown.

We have not independently verified these images.

But it’s safe to say that Molly-Mae’s love life is of endless interest, especially for the UK tabloids, and you can expect the topic to come up in a Q&A with her ahead of the launch this week. will

I’ll be attending, and will keep you posted with all the juicy details. Stay tuned…

After Molly-Mae and Tommy broke up, some of us doubted whether it was really possible to find true love on reality TV.

But that hasn’t stopped the veteran singles from heading to South Africa for the spin-off series. Love Island: All Stars…

The show, which starts on ITV2 and ITVX on Monday, brings back contestants from previous series for a second crack at romance.

This year, professional dancer Curtis Pritchard will return and make morning coffee for everyone, including Kaz Crossley and Nas Majeed.

Exes Gabby Allen and Marcel Somerville are also set to return. The pair finished as runners-up in 2017, but broke up a year later.

Scott Thomas, Olivia Hawkins, Catherine Agbaje and Ronnie Wint will also return alongside Luca Bush, who was previously paired with Gemma Owen (daughter of ex-footballer Michael).

All Stars debuted last year in response to declining viewing figures for the original series.

ITV bosses will be hoping the show can regain its luster. But a look at the statistics from last year’s All-Stars Grand Final shows that hasn’t happened yet.

The final attracted 1.3 million viewers. — significantly down from the show’s peak of six million during its 2019 peak.

The return of many stars from one of the show’s most popular series could also indicate that it’s getting harder to build an impactful career off the island. More on this from my colleague Annabelle Here.

one direction Shot at the top UK and Ireland box office charts with his documentary in 2013.

Now, more than a decade later, One Direction: This Is Us. It is being re-released in select theaters on Tuesday as a tribute to former bandmate Liam Payne, who died last year.

Announcing the newsOdeon said it would donate all ticket profits from screenings to mental health awareness charities. Other cinemas around the world have also announced the release of the film.

Fans of the boy band were quick to praise the move.

“Liam deserves more than a tribute, he’s irreplaceable. But you’re doing a good job,” wrote one X user.

“This means so much to the fans,” wrote another, with a heart emoji.

Directed by Supersize Me Morgan Spurlock, the film features both behind-the-scenes moments and concert footage of the group – which also featured Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan and Zayn Malik.

Looking at the turnout. Liam under supervision for drinking Following the singer’s death worldwide, you can expect a similar reaction from fans here.

For fans, or directors as he’s known, Liam’s death felt like an integral part of his childhood ended. My colleague Bonnie – a former fangirl herself – Wrote about it here.

There has been a lot of discussion about this recently. Whether you should sing in cinemas.In the wake of Wicked and Moana 2… but I imagine that won’t stop fans from coming to see the film.

More than five years have passed since Mac Miller’s accidental overdose death on September 18, 2018.

On Friday, the rapper’s previously unreleased 2014 album was released. Balloonism Comes Out is the second posthumous album released by Miller Estate since 2020’s Circles.

On social media, some have expressed concern over whether it’s the right thing to do after someone’s death, with fans worried about what it might do to the artist’s legacy. .

But Miller’s estate said the album “means a lot to Malcolm”.

Announcing the news On Instagram in November, he said it would showcase his “musical talent and fearlessness as an artist”.

Miller, whose real name was Malcolm James McCormick, was 26 years old at the time of his death.

Shortly before his death, he released an album, Swimming, which discussed his struggles with mental health and addiction, as well as his breakup with pop star Ariana Grande.

Miller may be gone too soon, but his music lives on.

Finally, The hope of Pope Francis Tuesday is out. This is the first published biography of the Pope.

He originally intended for the memoirs to be released only after his death, but according to his publisher Penguin, “the needs of our time and the anticipation of the jubilee year of 2025” forced him to release it sooner.

Penguin also promises to tackle “some of the most controversial questions of our time” on topics including the Middle East, migration, the position of women and sexuality.

So you can expect a lot of backlash once the book is out.