Bianca's coming back to EastEnders!
OMG, Rickayyyy! Bianca’s coming back! After a nine-year absence, one of the world's foremost gingers, Patsy Palmer, is coming back to EastEnders as a downtrodden single mum with a brood of kids. The last time we saw Bianca, she’d fled the square after bedding her mum Carol’s fiance Dan Sullivan in one of the show’s most racy plots. heatworld can’t wait until March when the down-on-her-luck Bianca returns to Walford in desperation to get help from gran Pat Evans. Finally, some good news for EastEnders.

Bruce's fury at public as Gabby leaves
Telly legend Bruce Forsyth has lashed out at viewers after Gabby Logan was voted off Strictly Come Dancing last night. Although his comment was edited out after Gabby’s shock departure, Bruce reportedly snarled, “Next week, remember this is a dance contest.” Viewers had previously made Gabby 4/1 favourite to win the show, but judges were forced to decide between her and Penny Lancaster-Stewart when the public voted them to the bottom two below other contestants including Kate Garraway and Gabby’s husband, Kenny. Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli was equally aghast at the result, "That was absolutely ridiculous. A fiasco!"

Rhydian: X Factor's latest diva
Sharon Osbourne has a major contender for her biggest-X-Factor-diva crown – Rhydian Roberts. The opera-singing oddball, who has been arguably the strongest performer in the show so far, is already behaving like a typical egotistical star by criticising the X Factor judges. Despite outstanding praise from the panel on Saturday, including the usually sour Simon Cowell labelling Rhydian “world class”, the young singer accused the judges of not "giving a sh*t about the contestants” and added that Dannii was only making an effort because she wants a place on next year’s show! Talk about biting the hand that feeds you, Rhydian. We love it!

Cowell slams Take That
OK, so it’s no great shock that Leona Lewis stormed to the Number One spot this weekend, but what is more shocking are some of the comments being made about her pop rivals Take That. Simon Cowell – who must be feeling rather smug this morning – said he was amazed that the man band had been put up against Leona, “They should never have been up against her in the first place. It was absolute madness.” Leona’s Bleeding Love outsold Take That’s Rule The World by over 120,000 copies, meaning the lads missed out on having a third consecutive Number One. Still, they’ve already had a whopping ten Number Ones, so we reckon they won’t be crying into their Cornflakes just yet…