All eyes will be on the Dolby Theatre and Union Station in LA for the 93rd Academy Awards and we’ve picked out our Oscars predictions for punters. A two-month delay due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has only heightened excitement and speculation over potential winners on April 25.
Following the announcement of six contenders, we’re taking a look at the 2020 Sports Personality of the Year odds to see who is fancied to claim this prestigious award. The winner will be announced on December 20 via a live broadcast from Salford, with voting open to the public during that programme.
Jordan North is the odds-on favourite in the I’m A Celebrity betting odds as the ITV show goes into its second week. The Radio 1 DJ featured heavily in the first few episodes of the show and vomited due to nerves before abseiling down a cliff in the 2020 series opener.
The 2020 Eurovision Song Contest may have been cancelled but there will be a competition for enthusiasts to enjoy on May 15. However, the General Organisation of Eurovision Fans (OGAE) have ensured those songs will be heard in competition as they host the OGAE 2020 Eurovision Fan Contest.
As the Oscar buzz intensifies ahead of Sunday’s ceremony, we’ve looked back at the 91 previous years of the Academy Awards to work out who is likely to be walking off with statuettes this year.
As the latest series of Love Island gets under way, we’ve crunched the numbers from previous years to reveal how the winning couples differ from the rest. We’ve then used the data to score each couple and work out which are likeliest to be crowned the winners.
When the latest chart gets released this Friday evening we’ll know the identity of the UK’s 68th Christmas number one single since the charts were first compiled in 1952. We’ve combed through the patterns and trends in the data to predict who will be sitting at the top of the charts on Christmas Day this year.
With the latest instalment of I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here sending 10 new contestants into the jungle, we’ve run the rule over the data from every previous series to predict the main storylines this time around.
The 10th series of the Great British Bake Off reaches its climax this week with just three bakers remaining. We’ve cast our eye over the data from every past episode of the show to work out which finalist has the best chance of success.
While the focus of Strictly Come Dancing will always be on crowning the best dancer, there is always an undercurrent of speculation on something less wholesome: the infamous ‘Strictly curse’. We’ve analysed the data from all 16 previous series to work out not just who might be crowned champion this year, but also which couples are most likely to make less savoury headlines.
The 71st annual Emmy Awards will take place in Los Angeles on Sunday night and there are several British names amongst the nominees. What can the last 50 years of Emmys history tell us about what to expect?
As we enter the final stages of the latest series of Love Island, we’ve crunched the numbers from previous years to reveal how the winning couples differ from the rest. We’ve then used the data to score each remaining couple and work out which are likeliest to be crowned the winners in 2019.
As the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 gets under way, we’ve cast our eyes over the data behind every past iteration of the competition – all the way back to 1956 – to reveal what it takes to win and what to look out for in this year’s final.
It is 20 years since the UK last claimed victory in the Eurovision Song Contest and Lucie Jones can be backed at 50/1 to end that barren run in Kiev on Saturday night. That price suggests emulating Katrina and the Waves and other previous British winners Bucks Fizz, Brotherhood of … Read more