Jamie Oliver

Jamie Oliver's opened his mouth...

So prepare to swallow some bile.

Some like their eggs scrambled, poached or just plain easy over.

But Jools Oliver's eggs have been whipped up a little differently.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been doing more good work - but without realising it.

They've put an idea into the noggin of our very own Jamie Oliver.

Blink and you'll miss this chap.

Jamie Oliver always seems to be so busy on a mission.

Poor old Jamie Oliver.

We told you last week that Jamie's family pub had been robbed...

Bad news has struck the Oliver household...

There has been an armed robbery at Jamie Oliver's parents' pub.

Thandie Newton is on a quest to turn Celebville into a much greener place...

But it's turning out to be a mission impossible for poor old Thand.

The sun may still be shining but soon we'll be reluctantly waving goodbye to the bbq's and al fresco socialising of summer.

Having a whole feast of new autumn telly ahead is at least one comforting thing to look forward to.

Victoria Beckham has come out top in a recent poll.

According to the votes of some 2,000 peeps, she is much yummier than Angelina Jolie.

You'd think that being the wife of one of the UK's best loved chefs, getting into London's top restaurants would be a piece of, ahem, cake.

Not so, as Jools Oliver found out.

As far as red carpets in London go, this one was a corker...

Not a single Big Brother wannabe in sight - just some genuine celebrities.

When you've got something to prove, (like how unhealthy junk food is), you can't go far wrong with a fat suit.

That's been Jamie Oliver's thinking.

EastEnders beat rival soap Coronation Street to the continuing drama Bafta for the first time in four years.

It was just one of many awards for the BBC...

What's wrong with us ordinary plebeians?

Why doesn't Victoria Beckham want to be best mates with us?

Well done to Sienna Miller for enjoying nothing better than a good old feed.

We're so fed up of hearing about stars turning their noses up at tempting grub in favour of special diet-type fayre.