The very lovely David Walliams is currently hosting Sky1’s Wall of Fame, where he can be seen presiding over funny and famous stuff from all over the shop…

And if you have any celebrity snaps that David could use, then the Wall of Fame team would love to hear from you. Go to where you need to be to do so by clicking here.

But before you do, take a moment to watch a clip in which David gives a shout out to you, dear Unreality TV visitor! And as David says in the clip, leave your comments below, and they could even be featured on Wall of Fame!

When you’ve seen the clip, click ‘Read more’ to learn a little more about the show.

You can catch Wall of Fame this Friday 15 July at 10:00pm on Sky1, and as you’ll see, at the opening of each show a giant wall featuring the 25 famous faces will be unveiled.

As the focal point for the show, this WALL OF FAME, sparks off lines of questioning for a series of riotous rounds that will see will see panellists playing merry hell with the biggest stories of the week.

Anyone who’s anyone will be up on the wall, and the gorgeous David Walliams will hold court in a contest that finds out which team has their finger on the pulse of pop culture.

Don’t miss it!

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To be entitled, Showbusiness, the programme will follow Louie as he endeavors to stage a West End show.

The new show will also feature Pineapple Dance Studios’ Andrew Stone, Mark Battershall and Laura Pye.

Celia Taylor, Sky1′s Commissioning Editor, said of the show, “We’re going bigger, funnier and even more creatively bonkers in our new series.

“It will be a landmark and unique take on the showbiz industry that cements Sky1 HD as the birthplace and rightful home of performance documentary.”

Showbusiness will be broadcast on Sky1 and Sky1 HD later this year.

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She apparently saw the disturbing scenes when she was filming for her upcoming TV show “.”

The Sun reports that as well as watching the children cage fighting, she also encountered kids of around 10 years old in life threatening situations such as “lion taming.”

Myleene told the paper, “Watching tiny kids fighting in a huge cage in Tennessee in America was a real eye opener, so shocking.

“The thing that shocked me the most was the way they were being watched by adults and they had bikini-clad girls holding up the scorecards…

“It was basically sex and violence, but with little kids!”

She went on to reveal that although the children she saw weren’t allowed to punch each other, there was little else that was barred.

She said, “Watching them do the ‘choke’, as it’s called, was pretty tough.

“And there were some shocking moments when they’d get angry with each other and start doing moves that weren’t in the rules.

“They were getting hurt and there were tears.

“I thought I’d seen some things in my life, but nothing prepared me for this show.”

The show is due to be broadcast on Sky1 later this year.

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The Got to Dance live semi finals kicked off in style last Sunday with a live performance from Diversity, some fantastic performances and Emily and Jukebox Juniors being named as finalists.

We have a the weekly extras show available to watch now, hosted by Matt Bell This week’s behind-the-scenes extravaganza reveals what goes on backstage at the hit live show as Matt takes us to meet Diversity in their dressing room, tries out dance moves with the semi-finalists and reveals the role of ‘Dance Scientist’ Supple. aka choreographer and Creative Director of Got to Dance. And that’s not all. Matt and his backstage crew were there to catch all the emotion when the acts left the stage after their stunning performances and he got the exclusive first reaction after the first two finalists were revealed from the contestants, our judges and the glamorous Davina McCall.

And don’t forget that you can enter the Danceoff competition and win tickets to the Got To Dance final here.

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The biggest televised competition to find the UK’s best dance act: Sky1 HD and Sky1’s Got To Dance, tonight reveals young hip hop Cardiff based dance crew Jukebox Juniors and 11 year old contemporary dancer Emily Crow have made it through to the live final.

Pushed to their limits, they will battle it out against six other acts for the highly coveted title of Winner of Got To Dance 2010 and receive a life changing cash prize of £100,000 on Sunday 14th February at 6pm.

Hosted by Davina McCall, Got To Dance has scoured the nation for Britain’s best crews, troupes and solo dancers of all styles and ages.

On the judging panel are three dance experts – leader of Diversity Ashley Banjo, Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt and Adam Garcia, tap dancer extraordinaire and movie actor.

Of Jukebox Juniors and Emily Crow, our judges said:

Ashley Banjo:

EMILY – You are amazing you dance with such beauty and power.

Kimberly Wyatt:

EMILY – You were born to dance, and I’m giving you so much advice because I really want to see you in the final.

Adam Garcia:

EMILY – You are amazing, you have such strength and grace, you have blown us away.

JUKEBOX – Wow, what a way to start the semi-final! You have so much flair and charisma.

The competition’s culmination will be a 90-minute action-packed show where the final six will become a final four and then those four will battle it out to be crowned winner of Got To Dance 2010

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The final 18 competitors were revealed on last week’s Got To Dance but in case you missed the show on Sunday night, check out our recap clip above.

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Sky1’s all-singing, all-dancing School Musical series is back! Following on from the success of last year’s HAIRSPRAY: THE SCHOOL MUSICAL, the series is set to return to Sky1 and Sky1 HD with new host Duncan James taking on the challenge of staging hit West End musical Grease. Check out the interview with Duncan below and watch out for spoilers!

Watch Grease The School Musical on Sunday 30th August at 7pm on Sky One.

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Sky1’s all-singing, all-dancing School Musical series is back! Following on from the success of last year’s Hairspray the school musical, the series is set to return to Sky1 and Sky1 HD with new host Duncan James taking on the challenge of staging hit West End musical Grease. Will this year’s school be able to pull off the production of their lives?

Last year’s show saw ordinary secondary school pupils spend their summer holidays working with some of the best names in musical theatre to become Hairspray’s Nicest Kids In Town at London’s Apollo Theatre. Now, another set of students will be given the chance to tread the boards as they perform their version of the smash hit musical Grease.

Over 500 schools applied to take part and the series opens with presenter Duncan James, choreographer Stacey Haynes and vocal coach Zoe Tyler whittling down six short-listed schools to just three. Travelling the country, the judges visit Southend-on-Sea, Worcestershire, Birmingham, The Wirral, Newport and Leeds, to discover the talents hidden in the classrooms. Some of the singers and dancers blow them away, while others leave them stunned with disbelief.
Duncan commented: “I’m really excited to be involved in the show as I’ve always loved musicals. It’s a fantastic opportunity for the kids, as well as a massive challenge. I’ll be pulling out all the stops to make sure they succeed!”

Having seen the potential, the School Musical team must choose three to perform in a sing-off for the chance to win their right to perform in London’s West End. With a decision made, Duncan, Stacey and Zoe must both make and break hearts as they reveal who the chosen schools are. The three schools must now show they’re hopelessly devoted to winning the opportunity of a lifetime and work as hard as they can in preparation for the sing-off.

The winning school will have their work cut out as they spend their summer holidays putting together a West End worthy show which will eventually be performed on stage at the Novello Theatre in Aldwych. Along the way they’ll receive masterclass tuition from a range of famous faces including Destiny’s Child member Michelle Williams, who is currently starring in Chicago in the West End, former Strictly Come Dancing judge and choreographer of Grease the musical in the UK, Arlene Phillips and the West End’s current Danny Zuko, Ray Quinn.

Catch GREASE: THE SCHOOL MUSICAL only on Sky1 and Sky1 HD from August 30 at 7pm.

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