Bruce Forsyth News

"I'm doing it again, why not?": Sir Bruce signs up for Strictly and enthuses about "new lease of life" for show "I hope we are going to go to a new studio now where we will get more people because it needs more people" Sir Bruce Forsyth has signed up for the next series of Strictly Come Dancing - but with regular breaks to help him cope with the ... (more)

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has hit back at Sir Bruce Forsyth's comments that young children should not be allowed to compete on the ITV show.

Alan Carr says it's high time he camps up Strictly Come Dancing with a little Lambrini-fuelled Cha Cha Cha.

Stars of the small screen including Holly Willoughby, Sir Bruce Forsyth and David Walliams have appeared on the red carpet on the South Bank for the 2013 Bafta TV awards from London's Royal Festival Hall.

British television legend Bruce Forsyth - current presenter of Strictly Come Dancing - has announced that children shouldn't be allowed on Britain's Got Talent.

The veteran presenter says he "doesn't think it's entertainment" and suggested Cowell should create a show for ambitious kids But not being too harsh with his words, Brucie offered a suggestion of a possible spin-off show from BGT to help fix the problem.

But while the 85-year-old presenter refuses to confirm whether he is bowing out of the show entirely, he has plenty to say on who he'd like to replace him.

POOR old Brucie! I'm referring, of course, to Sir Bruce Forsyth - the veteran entertainer and Strictly Come Dancing host.

THE disgraced doctor being blamed for the measles outbreak is trying to launch a 'grotesque' TV reality show in America.