The series will be hosted by Dirty Dancing superfan Keith Lemon and Heart FM host and Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts, with dance expertise from creative director of Dream Boys Jordan Darrell.
Ten famous faces will move into a picturesque lakeside location, a British copy of the original Kellermans resort, where their dancing abilities will be put to the test.
Celebrity Juice will return for its 25th series next month, with returning host Keith Lemon and team captains Emily Atack and Laura Whitmore.
Jama has plenty of experience as a guest on the comedy quiz show and always has fun with whatever Lemon asks of her.
“I never have any idea quite what’s going to unfold on Celeb Juice, but I do know it’s always going to be hilarious and super fun,” commented Maya Jama.
Following the first series last year, Harry Redknapp returns to take his old England team on a European tour.
Linda Robson (Birds of a Feather), Pam St Clement (Eastenders), presenter and former darts player Bobby George, actor Christopher Biggins and ex-footballer Josh Fashanu take an unconventional trip across the US to discover the issues surrounding marijuana in the states where the drug has been legalised.
As the cost of failure in TV gets ever higher, particularly in drama, it is no surprise when commissioners turn to the past to fill tomorrow’s schedules. Some of these second-life shows become huge hits.
Poldark returned from 1975 to score as one of the biggest new dramas of 2015. Some reboots, such as Doctor Who, become such an established part of the TV landscape that it’s hard to believe they ever went away. Others, such as ITV’s revival of Stars in Their Eyes last year, misfire.
Alex Jones and Matt Baker are celebrating the life and career of broadcasting legend Sir Terry Wogan who passed away on Sunday.
