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Lisa George features on the cover of this week's issue of Woman's Weekly, discussing her Prostate Cancer UK March the Month campaign, Coronation Street and her upcoming storylines, her time on Dancing on Ice and her love of vintage fashion. Pick up a copy nationwide this week! Team Weird PR x
Katie McGlynn appears on the launch episode of Oti Mabuse's brand new Saturday morning Breakfast Show, the Oti Mabuse Breakfast Show on ITV - talking all about her stage play debut as Cleo in Peter James' 'Wish You Were Dead'. Watch back on ITVX now! - Team Weird PR x
We're thrilled to share our agency rebrand and the launch of our new website - please bear with us while our news section is updated with all of the exciting projects we've been working on! Team WEIRD PR x
Victoria Ekanoye performed alongside Boy George and Melanie C as the opening performance of Future Dream's annual fundraising gala, NEON 2023. Victoria wowed audiences and she performed a very special pledge alongside a host of brave and courageous men and women who have or are currently battling breast cancer. Well done Victoria for absolutely blowing the audience away with your incredible vocals. - Team Weird PR x
Amy Anzel appears on Fubar Radio's Access All Areas show alongside Bobby Norris and Stephen Lang, discussing the Apprentice 2023 finale and her own experience of starring on last year's series. - Team Weird PR x
Dr Tom Naylor joins breakfast show BBC Morning Live in-studio to host a segment on 'tech neck' dispelling myths and sharing how people at home can best prevent and relieve neck aches and pains. - Team Weird PR x
Raising funds for her chosen charity Mummy's Star, Katie McGlynn took on Ross Kemp's 'Celebrity Bridge of Lies'. Watch back on BBC iPlayer now! - Team Weird PR x
We're so proud, here at Weird PR, of Victoria Ekanoye for taking part in the #LettersToYoungerMe collection for the Roald Dahl Charity to r aise awareness around the importance of Roald Dahl Transition Specialist Nurses in supporting young people as they take the scary leap from children’s services to adult services.
