Tara Palmer Tomkinson has admitted to The Sun that out of all the Fame Academy crew for this years Comic Relief show, she has a bit of a crush on Colin Murray and Richard Park.

Tara stated: “I can’t wait to go to the headmaster’s study. I wouldn’t mind being spanked by Richard Park – but I would do the spanking!” Does that make sense?

If Tara appears blase though, it’s all a front, she is incredibly nervous about the actual singing challenge that lies ahead.

She admitted: “ I’m so scared. I’m really nervous. It’s much worse than being in the jungle on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! I would prefer to eat a cockroach to singing. I’m worried that I will forget everything when I’m singing.”

Zöe Salmon (born 1980, in Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland) is a British television presenter, currently hosting the children’s television show Blue Peter.

Early career

Salmon attended Kilmaine Primary School and Glenola Collegiate while growing up in Bangor, a town which she says is her ‘favourite place… It’s a really pretty seaside town with a marina which is lovely in the summer.’ She then attended Queen’s University of Belfast, where she gained a degree in law, before qualifying as a solicitor.

Miss Northern Ireland

Salmon was crowned Miss Northern Ireland in 1999 (beating Big Brother contestant Orlaith McAllister, who came second).

Blue Peter

Salmon was revealed as the 30th Blue Peter presenter on 25 October 2004. She first appeared on the show on 23 December 2004, in its 2004 Christmas special. She was originally meant to replace Liz Barker when the latter left on maternity leave; however, Barker had already returned, by the time Salmon made her debut. Continue reading ‘Comic Relief Does Fame Academy: Zoe Salmon‘ »

Week two of Princess Boot-camp begins with our girls moving into their very own mansion in Sydney’s dress circle suburb of Woollahra. Jackie O greets the girls as they arrive and invites them to explore their new home.

Stephanie remarks that the house has everything you could possibly want in a mansion, except a Prince! But the girls get a huge shock when Jackie leads them into the main bedroom – already ensconced there is Jean Broke-Smith! Jean informs the girls that she will be living with them 24/7 to make sure they do not waste a minute of their training! Kylie is horrified. Having Jean Broke-Smith in the next bedroom will be worse than Big Brother, in fact it will be more like Big Mother! Continue reading ‘Australian Princess: The Girls Take On Shakespeare!‘ »

Angellica Bell (born 24 March 1979) is a British television and radio presenter. She joined CBBC in May 2000, after receiving a BA Honours degree in Politics. Not only has she presented CBBC, she has also presented several of its shows, including Xchange, 50/50 and Short Change. She also presented EastEnders Xtra. A cellist and pianist, she has also co-presented BBC Radio 3’s Making Tracks programme for children.

She presented Holiday Hitsquad, the BBC travel programme formerly known as Departure Lounge. She has run the London Marathon and the Great North Run.

In 2005 she appeared as the Genie alongside Jeff Brazier in the pantomime Aladdin in Chatham.

On 30 November 2006, Bell announced she was leaving CBBC on 1 December 2006.

Since leaving the continuity links for CBBC, she has filmed in Senegal and Saint Lucia for a half-hour special for CBBC on the abolition of slavery, to be broadcast in March, 2007. She will also appear on a new programme for BBC1 called The Great British Village Show, with Alan Titchmarsh and James Martin, to be broadcast in the spring. Continue reading ‘Comic Relief Does Fame Academy: Angellica Bell‘ »

Tara Palmer-Tomkinson (born December 23, 1971) is a well-known one-time English “It girl” turned television personality and presenter.

Early life

Her parents are Charles and Patricia Palmer-Tomkinson, an Anglo-Argentine. Tara’s father is Prince Charles’s closest friend, and represented his country as a skier at Olympic level. Tara grew up on her parents’ estate in Dummer, Hampshire, and was educated at Sherborne School for Girls in Dorset. She is the younger sister of author Santa Montefiore, and was the basis of a main character in Santa’s book Last Voyage of the Valentina; she also has an older brother named James.

Notoriety

Since 1990, her antics have been well-covered by the British tabloid press, and in the mid to late 1990s, she wrote a weekly column for the Sunday Times. She is regularly, and perhaps derisively, referred to as “posh” as are other British upper-class “It girls”.

In 1999, she made an appearance on Frank Skinner’s chat show on ITV1, dishevelled and disjointed. Within 48 hours, she checked into an exclusive rehab clinic in Arizona.

She most recently appeared in the British television series I’m a Celebrity, Get Me out of Here!, finishing runner up. In November 2005, Palmer-Tomkinson presented her third ‘behind the scenes’ series on ITV2 for the hit show I’m a Celebrity, Get Me out of Here! Now. She has also appeared on the reality shows Spelling Bee and Cold turkey, which followed her attempts to quit smoking with Sophie Anderton, a celebrity special of A place in the sun and in episodes of Tabloid tales, With a little help from my friends and Celebrities under pressure.

Played herself in an episode of Footballers’ wives and the British film Mad cows.

Briefly presented Animals do the funniest things with Tony Blackburn.

Hosted the first Junior Eurovision and appeared in Comic Relief Does Fame Academy.

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Appeared as a team captain on Bognor or bust presented by Angus Deayton.

Has guest presented on LBC Radio.

In 2006, Palmer-Tomkinson had British tabloids in a frenzy following her rumoured relationship with singers Pete Doherty, James Blunt and Robbie Williams with whom she also claimed to have spent 10 days in bed. More recently she asserted that this incident is untrue. Williams has said that he penned his number one song ‘Life through a lens’ for her. Also in 2006, Palmer-Tomkinson received extensive publicity after her Septum nasi separating her two nostrils collapsed due to her former addiction to cocaine. Pictures were printed in several British tabloids and in Now magazine.

Has recently written a regular column in Closer magazine and signed a publishing deal for her first book, a non fiction piece. In early 2006 she also hosted her own weekdaily show on music channel The Hits.