Friday TV Tips: former President Mary Robinson to tell Tubridy how she was "horribly tricked" about Sheikha Latifa
In this Dec 15, 2018 photo, released on Dec 24, 2018, by the United Arab Emirates' Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed Al Maktoum, a daughter of Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, left, meets Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland, in Dubai
Remember when the Late Late Show featured a live audience enthusiastically clapping, applauding and spreading germs everywhere? No, us neither. Instead, and as has been the tradition through what seems like aeons now, titan of chat Ryan Tubridy returns to a largely empty studio, where he will speak with star, Bryan Cranston, about his new movie.
There is also an appearance by Eurovision singer Lesley Roy, alongside previous Eurovision winners, Linda Martin, Niamh Kavanagh, Charlie McGettigan and Paul Harrington. And there will be a revealing interview with former President Mary Robinson, who will explain how she was “horribly tricked” when agreeing to be photographed in 2018 in Dubai with princess Princess Latifa. This comes amid claims that the Princess was, and still is, being held captive by her family.
Avant-garde artist Grayson Perry believes “art can get us through this crisis” — “this crisis” obviously being the pandemic. So it’s off to his studio, where he and his wife Phillipa have Zoom chats with George Michael and Anneka Rice and run the rule over art submitted by the public around the theme of family. Perry also becomes emotional when finishing a sculpture inspired by his childhood teddy, Alan Measles.
Munster travel to Cardiff Arms Park for a crunch tie with Cardiff in the Pro14
