That's all we've got time for on today's Entertainment Live page but we'll be back from 08:30 BST tomorrow. Join us for coverage of the London Film Festival's opening gala - the premiere of Suffragette - and, of course, the winner of 2015's Great British Bake Off.

Ten weeks ago, twelve unknown amateur bakers entered the Bake Off tent and the British public took (most of) them to their hearts. Now just three finalists remain - good luck Nadiya, Tamal and Ian. We're off to get the cake in. Get set, BAKE!

Earlier today, we told you about Tom Hanks tweeting a picture of a student's ID which he found in Central Park, New York.

Well according to CBS in New York, external, she has now been found.

She is Fordham University student Lauren Whitmore.

She said she was out running in Central Park on Monday when she must have dropped the card.

“I have not spoken to Tom Hanks personally, if he has my ID and would like to give it back I will surely meet him to do that,” she added.

Amazing stuff.

It goes without saying that Entertainment Live will be remaining impartial on tonight's Bake Off final (at least until we are safely on our sofas) -- but who do the viewing public want to win?

It's fair to say emotions are running high. To whet your appetite even more, watch our reporter David Sillito's take on TV's most unlikely hit.

It's a slightly smaller crowd than those heady days starring in Disney's Camp Rock alongside Demi Lovato, but former Jonas Brothers star Kevin Jonas seems happy enough. He's been performing a special show for an audience of one - his daughter Alena Rose. Much too cute to keep to ourselves.

Actor and adventurer Brian Blessed has been on Radio 4 describing the time he delivered a baby girl in Richmond Park.

He bit through the umbilical cord.

Yes, you did just read that.

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Justin Bieber may or may not have a little beef with One Direction, after both acts revealed their new albums will be released on the same day - 13 November.

The singer reckons the British boyband are hijacking his album campaign, although he told New Zealand radio show Smash!, external it is a bit of "friendly competition".

One Direction’s first album as a four-piece will be called Made in the AM, while it looks like Bieber's might be called Purpose - if his new tattoo is anything to go by.

It's not just the Great British Bake Off final, or the conclusion of Doctor Foster that make up tonight's must-see TV - Sherlock fans are now looking forward to watching the bit in between too. 

That's when the first trailer for the new series of Sherlock will air (at 21:00BST on BBC One) according to BBC TV boss Danny Cohen - who has tweeted a trailer for the trailer:

Organisers of Australia's answer to the Brits - the Aria Awards - have revealed this year's nominations and it's Courtney Barnett leading the way with eight nominations. 

The singer also picked up an award as the winners of the Fine Arts and Artisan categories were revealed - winning best cover art for the artwork on her debut album Sometimes I Sit and Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit, which she drew herself.

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Tame Impala's Kevin Parker won both producer of the year and engineer of the year for his work on the band’s latest album Currents, which is also up for album of the year.

The main awards will be handed out at the ceremony on 28 November. 

Read the full nominations on the Aria Awards website, external.

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If you missed out on Glastonbury tickets on Sunday, you could still bid for some in the festival's charity auction, external - which was launched last night to raise money for Oxfam’s Refugee Crisis Emergency Appeal. 

There are heaps of "unique Glastonbury Festival and Worthy Farm experiences" up for grabs. 

Other highlights going under the hammer include:

• Entry for two to Glastonbury 2016 with the chance to watch a set from the Pyramid Stage or play your own DJ set at the festival
• Tour of Worthy Farm with Michael Eavis for two people
• A personalised Glastonbury 2016 oil drum bin

Starting bids, external are £1 and you have until Tuesday 13 October to make your highest offer.

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Critics have had their first look at Clive Owen's debut performance on Broadway.

He's starring alongside Kelly Reilly and Eve Best in a revival of Harold Pinter's Old Times. 

Variety called it, external "an incredibly sexy play, properly cast here with three incredibly sexy performers".

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However, in the New York Times review, it said: "If you’ve seen Old Times before, and retain fond memories of its quiet creeping impact, Mr. Hodge’s flashy production for the Roundabout Theater Company may well irritate you."

Its reviewer added: "I’d love to see them have the chance to lower their voices, kick off their poses and make themselves more comfortably at home in this ever-discomfiting play."

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The Guardian said: "It is possible to be coolly entranced in its shifting power dynamics without ever being roused emotionally.

"What should feel haunting, upsetting, frightening and menacing,"it added,, external"never quite does."

It's not just us - Twitter is also getting very excited ahead of tonight's Great British Bake Off final. Those tweeting include finalists Nadiya Hussain and Tamal Ray, who are battling Ian Cumming for glory on BBC One later.

Plenty of fans are also enjoying the build-up, with several pointing out the concluding episode of Surrane Jones' drama Doctor Foster (airing right after the Bake Off final) makes it an epic night of TV viewing ahead.

And a word of advice from judge Paul Hollywood on tonight's snacks - which we might just take:

Foals have had to cancel more gigs in South America and Mexico after doctors ordered frontman Yannis Philippakis to rest his voice.

It's been playing up since last month, when the band were forced to pull out of their appearance in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge at the last minute. 

The singer tweeted his apology to fans, telling them he was "gutted" but needs three weeks off to recover.

Get well soon Yannis x

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What would you ask Pharrell Williams if you had the chance? For one school child, his burning question was "please can I go to the toilet?". 

The Grammy Award-winning star gave a press conference to promote his new children's book Happy!, where he was grilled by some precocious reporters who were a little younger than expected. 

Other top questions included where he likes to read, if he still has his "big hat" and our favourite, “are you always happy?”.

The book, inspired by Williams' best-selling, Oscar-nominated song Happy!, is published tomorrow.

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Hugh Jackman has been speaking to Breakfast's Charlie Stayt about his new role as Blackbeard in the fantasy film Pan.

As the film is about the eternally youthful Peter Pan and his lost boys, Hugh was asked if he had grown-up.

"No, look at me, look at my job" he admitted.

"Age is a mental state, As an actor who have to be like a little kid. We're just dressing up and pretending to be people for a living."

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London's Country to Country festival is undergoing a huge transformation - expanding to three cities for its 2016 incarnation.

Acts like Miranda Lambert, Dwight Yoakam, Carrie Underwood (pictured) and Kacey Musgraves will play the event in March, 2016.

They will rotate around three venues - London's O2 arena, Glasgow's Clyde Auditorium and Dublin's 3Arena.

You can get all the details here., external

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Pop star Rihanna has talked openly about her relationship with Chris Brown, his assault and the unfair treatment of domestic in a new interview with Vanity Fair, external.

"I just never understood that, like how the victim gets punished over and over," the singer said.

Rihanna was attacked by Brown in 2009, hours before both were due to perform at the Grammy Awards. 

She has rarely addressed the incident - but told the magazine: "It's not a subject to sweep under the rug, so I can't just dismiss it like it wasn’t anything, or I don’t take it seriously.

"But, for me, and anyone who's been a victim of domestic abuse, nobody wants to even remember it. Nobody even wants to admit it. So to talk about it and say it once, much less 200 times, is like … I have to be punished for it? It didn’t sit well with me."

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BBC 6 Music's week of live shows from Maida Vale continued yesterday with Leftfield the latest act to perform. 

You can listen again or catch all the action on the red button on your TV. Highlights include Leftfield performing Swords and host Lauren Laverne's interview with Neil Barnes.

Today's show from Maida Vale kicks off at 10:00 BST, featuring live music from The Staves from 12:00. 

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Twilight author Stephenie Meyer has been writing some fan fiction of her own to celebrate the book's tenth anniversary. 

She's swapped the genders of her beloved characters Bella and Edward, who were immortalised on screen by Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson. 

Meyer - who broke the news on Good Morning America - thought it would be "fun" to make the mysterious Edward become Edyth while the brooding Bella is now a boy named Beau.

Read more.

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If your name is Lauren, then Tom Hanks is looking for you.

The Hollywood star found a student's ID card in New York yesterday, and tweeted a picture of it in an attempt to reunite it with its rightful owner. 

"Lauren! I found your Student ID in the park," he wrote. "If you still need it my office will get to you. Hanx." 

Richard Curtis has already optioned the tweet and plans to turn it into a romantic comedy. Possibly.