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Mike Holmes has truly made a name for himself in the business market because he is a recognized builder, a contractor, and a businessman. He has invested in a lot of big projects while also hosting a couple of television shows. Mike is also a philanthropist. He started his first series called Holmes on Homes, where the audience witnesses him rescuing the various homeowners whose renovations have gone completely wrong. Obviously, nothing incorrect is seen outside on the surface but then enters Mike Holmes, who quickly spots the more severe problems such as dangerous wiring and asbestos along with mold and faulty insulation. And here, in this article, we have covered all about the net worth of Mike Holmes.

Sometimes, in rare homes, there also are structural damages that are not caught by the vacant eye, but Mike does it all for us. Mike has a full team for his work and promises that he can make all of it right, even if that means stripping the whole house down to its core. Well, after his own television debut ended, Mike has starred in a variety of successful successive series such as Holmes and Holmes. The builder was born on the 3rd of August 1963 in Halton Hills, located in Ontario, which makes him 57 years old. He has major successful series on Canadian TV.

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Ed Balls and Robert Peston switched from politics to punk as they debuted their new band, Centrist Dad, at an event in London this weekend, cheered on by former Labour leader Ed Miliband.

The broadcaster and former Labour shadow chancellor united with ITV’s political news editor to form the rock‘n’roll cover band.

On Sunday (10 September), they performed at the York Rise street party in Hampstead, treating the audience to a selection of classic songs.

Video footage shows Peston, 63, singing Sex Pistols’ famous 1973 track “Anarchy in the UK” as Balls, 56, plays drums energetically in the background.

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Peter Kay appeared to be a picture of health when he headed to his tour bus after leaving the O2 arena on Sunday.

The comedian, 50, was looking well as he headed out wearing a black hoodie with tracksuit bottoms and cosy slippers.

He kept out the cold with a ribbed black beanie hat and had a big smile on his face as he headed to his next destination. Fiddling with a gadget on his phone, the funnyman, who is rarely pictured out in public when not performing, is as popular as ever with his fans.

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Peter Kay’s absence from the limelight remains shrouded in mystery – but an update to his critically acclaimed ‘everyman’ routine offers an insight into his five-year hiatus.

The 50-year-old has made a stunning return to comedy, delighting his adoring fans with his iconic stand-up routines as he bounds around the stage boasting a new slimmed-down figure.

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Peter Kay has recalled a revealing encounter with disgraced TV star Jimmy Savile.

After his death aged 84 in 2011, hundreds of survivors came forward with stories of abuse by Savile, who used his work at the BBC and at hospitals, prisons, and charities to conceal his wrongdoings.

Kay, 50, previously worked with Savile on BBC’s The Sunday Show, which was broadcast between 1995 and 1997.

The comedian opened up about their encounter in his new book Big Adventures on the Small Screen.

Kay said that Savile had accepted an invitation to appear on the programme in exchange for £500 cash and an expensive box of cigars.

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Peter Kay fans faced huge online queues as they attempted to secure tickets for his first tour in 12 years.

Many reported seeing messages on the Ticketmaster website telling them there were more than 200,000 people ahead of them in the virtual line.

The 49-year-old comic, who has been out of the spotlight in recent years, announced earlier this month that he is embarking on an arena tour spanning this December to August 2023.
As tickets went on sale on Saturday morning, Ticketmaster tweeted: “As expected, Peter Kay is super popular this morning.
“To make it as fair as possible, we have put everyone in a queue. Be patient and don’t refresh or you’ll lose your place.”

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Rod Stewart took a break from his world tour to pose for a picture with seven of his eight grandchildren on Saturday.

The pop star, 78, who is currently in Spain, posed with seven of his eight children and three of his grandchildren, for a rare photo.

Rod stood in the middle of the photo alongside his wife Penny Lancaster, 52, and their youngest son, Aiden, 12 Their son, Alastair, 17, stood to the far left.

They were joined by Renee, 31, and Liam, 28, his children with actress Rachel Hunter, 53, as well as Ruby, his daughter from his relationship with model Kelly Emberg, 64.

Also there were Kimberly, 43, and Sean, 42, — Rod’s two children from his marriage to actress Alana Stewart, 78. Kimberly’s daughter Delilah, 11, from her relationship with Benicio Del Toro, 56, was there, too.
Plymouth City Council said in a statement: ‘Despite rumours and reports, Plymouth City Council and the venue did not ask Rod Stewart to finish early last night.’

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Rod Stewart, 79, posed proudly with three of his eight children on Wednesday.

The iconic musician took to Instagram to share the sweet snap, following his ice hockey player son Liam’s win at England’s National Ice Hockey League Cup, with his team Milton Keynes Lightning – for which he has played since 2019.

Looking suave, Rod posed with Liam, who he shares with ex Rachel Hunter, and his youngest sons Alastair, 18, and Aiden, 13 – his kids with wife Penny Lancaster.
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Liam, who is a forward for the team, Alistair and Aidan join Rod’s vast brood – which also includes Sean, 43, and Kimberly, 44, with ex-wife Alana Stewart; daughter Ruby, 36, with ex-girlfriend Kelly Emberg; Liam’s sister Renee, 31; and Sarah, 59.
It comes after Sir Rod sold the rights to his music and likeness to Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group for just under $100 million.

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He’s a regular fixture at matches as a lifelong fan.

And Rod Stewart made his latest trip to watch his beloved team Celtic a family affair, as he was joined by his son Aiden in Glasgow on Saturday.

The music legend, 79, was in high spirits as he watched the club secure a 3-0 victory over St Mirren, leaving them four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

Sporting one of his signature snazzy looks, Rod and Aiden watched on as Celtic stormed to victory, giving them the upper-hand in the title race against their fierce rivals Rangers.

Up next for Celtic it’s a Scottish Cup semi-final tie against Aberdeen next Saturday.Rod recently posed for a sweet snap with three of his eight children, including his youngest son Aiden.

The musician took to Instagram to share the image, following his ice hockey player son Liam’s win at England’s National Ice Hockey League Cup, with his team Milton Keynes Lightning – for which he has played since 2019.

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Chris Tarrant has bowed out from the hit ITV show Who Wants To Be Millionaire? tonight after a decade and a half, telling viewers: “I’ve loved every minute.”

The presenter brought the series to an end with a low-key finale in which he was presented with a bouquet of flowers as he said farewell to the audience and thanked them for their support.

For many years, the show has dominated the TV schedules, but in its latter existence it was had mainly been reduced to occasional screenings, mainly with celebrities teaming up to answer questions for charity.

Tarrant claimed in November last year that the show was cancelled in part because of the public’s reaction to the recession.

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