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Yet again this week's headlines have been dominated by allegations of sexual assault and harassment. But there were still plenty of other stories causing a stir in the entertainment world. Here are some of them in case you missed them.
Strictly fans called it the biggest shock in the show's history when Aston Merrygold exited the show, having enjoyed some of the highest scores in previous weeks and been a favourite to win.
Despite the public vote deciding who ends up in the dance-off, fans took aim at judges Craig Revel Horwood and Shirley Ballas along with Aston's dance partner, Janette Manrara.
Sia Furler responded to an apparent attempt by paparazzi to sell naked pictures of her by posting one of them herself on Twitter.
The Australian singer-songwriter, known for regularly hiding her face under masks and wigs, tweeted a blurry photo of the back of a naked woman.
Weakest Link host Anne Robinson revealed she thinks older people have to be "clever and thin" to be on television.
In an interview with the Radio Times, Robinson revealed she is "permanently on a diet" and never eats breakfast.
Edward Enninful, the new editor of Vogue, told us why he wants to protect young models and why the magazine will be more diverse under his leadership.
The cover of its latest issue drew praise from the fashion and celebrity world.
Netflix's hit show Stranger Things returned last month, bringing back its cast of monster-fighting kids.
The show's stars have received a lot of attention since the show started last year - not all of it welcome.
The first official photo of Jodie Whittaker as she will appear in Doctor Who was released.
Fans were largely impressed, with some saying the outfit was a nod to several previous incarnations of the TV Time Lord.
The Victoria & Albert Museum announced it is to display a three-storey section of an east London council estate as an example of Brutalist architecture.
The section, which includes two flats, exterior facades and two interior staircases, has been acquired from Robin Hood Gardens in Poplar.
Finally, it was announced that actor John Hillerman - pictured above with Tom Selleck - had died at the age of 84.
The US actor shot to fame as snobbish English caretaker Higgins in Magnum PI, Selleck's '80s TV series about a Hawaii-based detective.
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- Published5 November 2017
