Dara Ó Briain, comedian and presenter, now turned explorer, is setting off on an awe-inspiring new adventure for Channel 5 in a 2 x 60’ series co-produced by BBC Studios Science Unit and Krempelwood – Volcano with Dara Ó Briain (w/t).
This two-part series for Channel 5 will see Dara Ó Briain embark on another journey of discovery, exploring the immense power of volcanoes.
Comedian Josh Jones has had to pull out of Dancing on Ice due to injury.
Jones was due to appear in the ITV1 reality show this evening (Sunday, January 26) but an injury due to rehearsals has forced him to withdraw.
The Mancunian stand-up was due to dance/skate again with professional figure skater Tippy Packard. They previously performed to the Scissor Sisters hit I Don't Feel Like Dancing and narrowly avoided elimination.
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Vislor Antilly, known to most people worldwide as Brandy, Ricky Gervais’ loyal sidekick in
the Netflix hit After Life, has passed away peacefully at her home in Oxfordshire at
the age of 13.
In 2018, Anti was cast personally by Ricky Gervais as Brandy, Tony Johnson’s (Gervais)
trusty companion.
The BBC has announced further casting for Funboys, a new comedy for BBC Northern Ireland, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer from the BAFTA-award winning producer of
Alex Horne has made his pop video debut in the new release from Brighton-based Nature TV.
Horne appears on the video for their new single One Step Forward, introducing the band on a spoof pop chart show.
Stephen Mangan stars in The Island, a new six-part comedy series for BBC Radio 4, starting on Monday 17th February at 14:45. Fresh from his real-life appearance on Radio 4's Desert Island Discs on Sunday 9th February, Stephen washes up on the island. When he discovers he's not alone, he soon finds himself in the kind of trouble where the Bible, the Complete Works of Shakespeare, and his luxury item will be no help whatsoever.
Scottish comedy producer Brass Tacks Comedy is offering a funded Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut for one Scottish or Scotland-based comedian for 2025 - an opportunity supported by Red Bull UK.
Comedian Russell Howard has set the record straight about recent widespread reports that he was not going to do any TV any more to concentrate on live stand-up shows.
Talking on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X this morning he rubbished the news as ‘bizarre clickbait’, clarifying that he is selective over his TV work and ‘won’t do TV for the sake of it.’
Written by RTS award-winner James Graham (Sherwood, Quiz, Brexit: The Uncivil War), and based on political editor and TV producer, Rob Burley’s book Why is This Lying Bastard Lying to Me?: Searching for the Truth on Political TV, the first official trailer has been released for Brian and Maggie, coming soon to Channel 4.
On the first show of 2025 (10th January), Graham welcomes Night Manager star Tom Hiddleston, Oscar-winner Brie Larson, actor and singer Billy Porter, Strictly host Claudia Winkleman, and singer-songwriter Myles Smith.
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