I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Cast LEAKED

Ten to twelve minor celebrities are sent to an Australian jungle camp where they are constantly filmed and starved of food.

The show is renowned for its 'bushtucker trials', where contestants must consume items such as raw sheep eyes, kangaroo anus and cockroaches. Contestants have the option to skip a trial or back out partway through but then forfeit all food earned for camp.

Matt Hancock

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock is set to appear on ITV's reality TV show after being suspended from his party whip. The 44-year-old will enter the jungle alongside English comedian Seann Walsh, likely creating plenty of media interest in the process.

But the former health minister is a controversial figure who has angered many within and outside his party. In 2021, CCTV footage revealed him engaging in an intimate make-out session with an aide. After this revelation, he resigned as health secretary.

The UK experienced one of the highest death tolls from the Covid-19 pandemic, and Hancock led its response. An inquiry has now been launched into what could have been done differently and whether more lives could have been saved.

His decision to join the show has been seen as a public relations ploy that will help him repair his reputation. Unfortunately, it's unlikely to be well received by his constituents and has resulted in him losing the Conservative whip.

It will be interesting to see if the show can revive its declining ratings with Hancock on board, though they are likely to struggle. Recently, the celebrity lineup on the show has been quite bland; however, with Hancock and Walsh both known for their romantic misadventures, viewers can expect plenty of drama this time around.

Culture Club

Culture Club are a British New Wave band influenced by Soul, Reggae and Glam Rock. Formed in 1981 with flamboyant singer Boy George O'Dowd, bassist Mikey Craig and guitarist Roy Hay, they quickly achieved international success.

They achieved international fame with their 1982 debut album, Kissing to Be Clever. It became a worldwide hit and led to the success of their second studio album Colour By Numbers which peaked at number one on many charts around the world and produced popular international hits like "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" and "Time (Clock of the Heart).

The group remained together until 1986, when Boy George developed an addiction to heroin and Moss' relationship with him had broken down. This breakup, coupled with the disappointing commercial performance of From Luxury to Heartache, eventually caused their breakup and disbandment.

Cultural appreciation groups offer students the chance to get to know their peers from different ethnic or racial backgrounds. These gatherings often host special events such as cooking together and sharing favorite recipes, bringing in cultural artifacts, or inviting guest speakers.

Furthermore, these clubs can be an invaluable opportunity for students to explore the culture of their hometowns. Many times, these groups are formed by students who feel that their own heritage has been misunderstood or overlooked and wish to educate both themselves and others on it.

Most Culture Club members are graduate students pursuing degrees in American Studies, Ethnic Studies, Popular Culture Studies or Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at BGSU. These student leaders often share a passion for their research while striving to create an atmosphere of belonging among fellow scholars.

Sue Cleaver

Sue Cleaver, one of Coronation Street's most beloved actresses, has ventured off the cobbles into Australia's bushtucker Trials competition on I'm A Celebrity 2022.

The 59-year-old, from Manchester, is a qualified remedial massage therapist and trained mezzo soprano. After studying drama at Manchester Polytechnic School of Theatre, she made her television debut in an episode of A Touch of Frost in 1994. Victoria Wood's BBC sitcom Dinnerladies featured her character Glenda as bread delivery driver from 1998 until 2000; additionally, she appeared on Sky One comedy Harry Enfield's Brand Spanking New Show from 2000 on.

She is married to Brian Owen, a lighting technician on Coronation Street, and they have one son named Elliot. After meeting on the show over a decade ago, the couple has been together ever since. Additionally, she has two half-sisters named Kate and Emma who she met while working on Coronation Street.

She is also a trainee psychotherapist in her final year of study and has appeared on multiple panel shows such as Celebrity Juice and Through The Keyhole. Additionally, she enjoys charity work; currently serving as patron for When You Wish Upon A Star children's charity. In 2019, she almost died due to sepsis but thankfully survived; currently working on final project which involves working with disabled children.

Adam Garvey

Adam Garvey is a successful finance manager with an infectious smile. The Lowell Housing Authority alumnus began his career in public accounting before transitioning to corporate life where he currently holds several operational and financial management roles. In addition to his professional responsibilities, he and his wife have three children: a five year old daughter, three year old son, and two year old boxer named Hank who enjoys getting into mischief. A recent move to Milwaukee has kept him close to family members. His job requires him to stay motivated while meeting tight deadlines. It's a good thing Tewksbury boasts some of the country's best public transit systems, or it could have been quite the commute home!

The big unknown is if he will make it back safely.

Sarah Duchess of York

Sarah Duchess of York is a member of the British royal family and former wife to Prince Andrew, Duke of York. Together they have two children - Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie - who often accompany their grandparents at royal engagements.

Sarah is a well-known patron of several charities, such as Teenage Cancer Trust and Children in Crisis. Additionally, Sarah runs her own foundation called Sarah's Trust which supports those living with cancer and their families.

The Duchess of York has authored more than 60 books, including children's stories (such as Budgie the Little Helicopter and Little Red series) and nonfiction works about Queen Victoria. Additionally, she wrote a memoir entitled My Story that draws upon her own experiences and was released in 1996.

Although her marriage to Prince Andrew ended in 1992, she remained close to him and still lives at Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park with him. Additionally, she remains an ardent supporter of her ex-husband who was stripped of all royal roles and titles last January following allegations of sexual assault against him.

She has promised to assist her ex-husband afford a stay at Royal Lodge and has encouraged people to show support, despite his recent legal troubles. Throughout their divorce proceedings, Sarah's Trust has been an ardent ally, making sure he has access to legal counsel and can continue attending church services. Now Sarah's Trust is calling for "forgiveness" and "family unity" through its charity program.

The Thing

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created The Thing in the 1960s as a classic sci-fi/horror character. His first appearance appeared in Fantastic Four comics, and ever since. The Thing film adaptation is faithful to its 1951 novel counterpart though there are several unexpected twists and turns included.

One of the most beloved aspects of The Thing is its abundance of unresolved plot threads and theories about what happened throughout. For instance, there remain debates as to whether Blair got infected before or after being locked up in the base, how Fuchs ended up dying outside, and most importantly who is still human and who isn't.

Another aspect of The Thing that has been discussed is its high intelligence. According to ruined blood samples, not only could it assimilate dogs but also mimic them.

On a similar note, there was also the theory that The Thing could replace an organism without completely consuming it. While this isn't impossible, an enormous amount of biomass would need to be consumed in order for this feat to take place.

The Thing has also been featured in video games and several comics based on the movie. There was even a musical episode of the series called The Thing: The Musical that was made in 2002.