That's about all we've got time for on today's entertainment live page, but don't forget to join us tomorrow when - among other things - we'll be discussing who was victorious in tonight's TV battle.

In a case of tragic TV scheduling, this week's Great British Bake Off (BBC One, 20:00 BST) and Coronation Street's special live episode (ITV, 19:30 BST) clash for half an hour.

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As if that wasn't a tricky enough decision to make, Corrie's also going live and interactive with a "second screen experience" viewers can catch on their phones, tablets and laptops. Stephen Mulhern will be going behind the scenes live, as it’s happening, with anAccess All Areas online stream, external.

You can even get your message written on blackboard in the Rovers Return! Here's Cath Tyldesley, aka barmaid Eva, to explain how.

See you on Thursday.

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It's not often you can credit a supermarket ad with breaking a new band. But LA-based indie-pop duo The Score have been enjoying newfound fame across the UK, thanks to their track being chosen for Asda's 50th anniversary campaign. 

Oh My Love became the "most Shazam-ed ad track of the year" and helped them get a record deal. 

Newsbeat's Sinead Garvan has been speaking to them all about it.

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E4 has announced it will be showing Scream Queens, Ryan Murphy's new slasher comedy series, in the autumn.

The 15-part series centres around a university sorority house rattled by a series of murders. Emma Roberts, Lea Michele and Abigail Breslin star, while Jamie Lee Curtis - the original scream queen herself - plays the university's dean. 

The show - which premiered in the US last night - also features guest appearances from pop stars Ariana Grande and Nick Jonas.

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Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at a festival? Or why Mumford and Sons decided to put on their own?

Well, the band and their Gentlemen of the Road Stopover events were the subject of a BBC Radio 1 documentary last night. 

It was recorded at their Stopover in Aviemore in the Scottish Highlands last month and features all four Mumfords - Marcus, Ted, Ben and Winston. 

The programme also features some of the acts on the line-up, including Lianne La Havas, Jack Garratt and The Maccabees - who were also one of the guests on Later with... Jools Holland last night. 

The London rockers performed the title track from their recent number one album Marks to Prove It (below).

Go to the iPlayer to watch the whole programme, which also featured Roisin Murphy and the Stereophonics.

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Broadcaster James May has told the BBC that nothing has been decided regarding the show he and his fellow former Top Gear presenters are making for streaming service Amazon Prime.

Speaking at BMW's Mini plant in Oxford, where he is shooting BBC Two programme Building Cars Live, he insisted that "nothing has happened" with the show, which will see him working alongside Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond once more.

May, however, did have some thoughts on the scandal engulfing Volkswagen, the world's biggest car-maker, over its manipulation of US diesel car emissions tests.

Building Cars Live will be shown on BBC Two next month.

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It seems Cara Delevingne has had her fill of unwanted attention from paparazzi photographers after London Fashion Week. The supermodel and actress has been venting her frustrations with a string of tweets. 

As the action heads to Milan for the next round of shows, Delevingne had a word of warning for photographers there.

She also wrote: "One day when I have time, I will find out where you live and camp outside your house with my friends armed with [a] camera," adding: "Then let's see who is laughing."

Cara was all smiles earlier, though, as she joined Kate Moss in Milan to present their campaign for high street chain Mango.

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Eagle-eyed viewers have been remarking on how much the dress worn by BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin this morning resembled that of the programme's weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood.

Kirkwood has since been on Twitter to insist any similarity was not intentional.

The long-awaited sequel to Blade Runner may be called Androids Dream.

In the last few days, domain names including bladerunnerandroidsdreammovie.com and androidsdreammovie.com have been registered by a company that has been used in the past by Warner Bros.

The sequel to Ridley Scott’s sci-fi classic will be directed by Sicario’s Denis Villeneuve and is expected to go into production next summer.

The original film, of course, was based on Philip K Dick's 1968 novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Needless to say, our entertainment correspondent Lizo Mzimba is very excited.

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The last we heard about the Roald Dahl Funny Prize, set up in 2008 by ex-children's laureate Michael Rosen to reward authors and artists of humorous children's books, was that it was being put on hold until 2016.

However, it has now been confirmed the prize will not be handed out again, as it does not fit in with the Roald Dahl Estate's plans to mark the centenary of BFG creator's 1916 birth.

Here's how Rosen revealed the news on Twitter.

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There's definitely an autumnal chill in the air today, but it's not just Google celebrating the September Equinox (or first official day of autumn), with a cute animated squirrel, external.

BBC One has also unveiled some of the shows that will be tempting us into onesie-wearing TV oblivion on the sofa over the next few months - otherwise known as the highlights of its autumn/winter schedule. 

They include the return of Luther and Sherlock; new dramas War and Peace, Dickensian, Capital and River; natural history series The Hunt and Great Barrier Reef; and a new comedy show from Tracey Ullman.

BBC One controller Charlotte Moore also announced some new commissions at last night's launch, including David Farr's "visceral" new drama Troy - Fall of a City.

Moore said the "epic tale of love, revenge, intrigue and bloodshed" would be "unlike anything we’ve ever seen on BBC One before".

Other shows in the making include: 

• One-off drama To Sir With Love, adapted by Hanif Kureishi from ER Braithwaite's 1959 novel
• The Cormoran Strike Mysteries, based on the crime novels The Cuckoo's Calling, The Silkworm and the forthcoming Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith (otherwise known as JK Rowling)
• A documentary about the Salvation Army, presented by Paul O’Grady
• Saving Lives at Sea, a series about the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution)

Before Brideshead Revisited, Reversal of Fortune and Die Hard with a Vengeance, Jeremy Irons cut his teeth at Bristol's Old Vic theatre.

How fitting, then, that the 67-year-old should be heading back there next year to mark the venerable venue's 250th anniversary.

Irons will co-star with Lesley Manville in Eugene O'Neill's epic play Long Day's Journey Into Night, which will open on 23 March under the direction of Sir Richard Eyre.

Here's how the theatre announced the news on Twitter.

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The first trailer for the next season of The Apprentice has been unveiled.

It shows Lord Sugar "ready for battle" in the boardroom, flanked by Karren Brady and new advisor Claude Littner, Nick Hewer's replacement. 

The former Big Brother housemates who took part in last night's Bit on the Side programme have been on Twitter to comment on what Channel 5 called "an incident on the set". 

The show's broadcast was interrupted after an apparent bust-up involving Farrah Abraham and Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace, during which 'Allo 'Allo actress Vicki Michelle was reportedly injured.

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Celebrity Big Brother's Bit on the Side spin-off programme was taken off air last night when a row broke out involving former housemates.

'Allo 'Allo actress Vicki Michelle reportedly sought medical advice after getting caught in the crossfire.

Here is the moment the Channel 5 show got taken off air.

A spokesperson for Channel 5 issued the following statement on Wednesday.

It's D-day for the cast of Coronation Street as they prepare for tonight's special live episode - presented in honour of ITV's 60th anniversary.

They've already had their fair share of well-wishers on Twitter too, including former Corrie star Michelle Keegan, their ITV soap buddies at Emmerdale and even their Albert Square rivals on EastEnders.

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Last night was a big one for One Direction fans. First, the band announced what could be their final album. (Well, at least the last one before they take that scheduled "break".)

It's going to be called Made in the AM and it will be out on 13 November.

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Then they took to the stage at London's Roundhouse for the Apple Music Festival. By all accounts, both they and their support act, Little Mix, smashed it. 

Read Newsbeat's account of everything that happened, including when Harry sang Happy Birthday to a very lucky fan.