This week's entertainment news is a mixed bag, from theme park closures to celebrity splits and television drama. Let's dive in!
Oakwood Theme Park Closes After 40 Years
After four decades of thrills and spills, Oakwood Theme Park in Wales has closed its doors. The park, which opened in 1987, was a major employer in the region, providing jobs for up to 200 people. 
Its closure marks the end of an era for the Welsh leisure industry.
“It’s sad to see a place with so much history shut down,” said one local resident. "I have so many memories of going there as a child."
Shrek's New Look Divides Fans
Fifteen years after the last installment, a new Shrek film is on the horizon, but the trailer has sparked debate among fans. Some aren't happy with the characters' updated appearance, feeling that they've lost some of their original charm. 
The changes have been described by some as a "face lift," and reactions are certainly mixed. Will the new look win over audiences, or will nostalgia prevail?
Jermaine Jenas and Ellie Penfold Split
In other news, Jermaine Jenas and his wife Ellie Penfold have separated after 16 years together. The split comes months after Jenas was reportedly sacked by the BBC following a sexting scandal. The former One Show host's personal life has been under scrutiny, and this marks a significant change for both parties.
Sue Barker Slams BBC Over 'Question of Sport' Sacking
Sue Barker has publicly criticized BBC bosses for her sacking from 'Question Of Sport'. During a reunion tour at the Hammersmith Eventim, Barker revealed that she and her former co-stars are banned from even mentioning the show, which was axed in 2023 after an impressive 53-year run. 
“It’s ridiculous, isn’t it?” Barker reportedly told the audience. “We can’t even mention the show.” This revelation has sparked further debate about the BBC's handling of the situation.
From theme park closures to television drama, the entertainment world continues to deliver unexpected twists and turns. Stay tuned for more updates!