Comedian Harry Hill has written his autobiography.
Harry Hill's Fight!: Thirty Years Not Quite at the Top will be published by Hodder Studio on November 11, priced £20 (though of course you'll be able to find it cheaper).
His book will tell his story from medical student to primetime star fronting the hit series TV Burp and beyond.
Comedy TV channel Dave has announced the launch of the world’s very first Flat Pack Pub. Watch comedian Jon Richardson sup a pint in it below.
The 15-piece home assembly kit has been specially crafted to help thirsty Brits who have found themselves locked out of beer gardens due to mass block bookings and lack of outside spaces.
Allan Mustafa and Hugo Chegwin – the co-creators and stars of award-winning comedy People Just Do Nothing – are back with more Chattin’ Shit as they launch the second series of their podcast. Episodes 1 and 2 are available on Spotify, iTunes and Acast from Wednesday 7th April.
The comedy industry has received vital funds in the latest Cultural Recovery Fund, which has been announced today.
A number of clubs are beneficiaries of sums of money that will enable them to prepare for reopening this year.
The Frog and Bucket in Manchester, which controversially missed out on funds in the first tranche of payouts, receives £175,000.
No sooner have we got used to Would I Lie To You in a Monday slot it returns to a Friday night with a Best Bits show.
Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell are joined by celebrity guests who reveal amazing stories about themselves. But is it true or is it false?
Blue Book Artist Management has signed up comedians Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster, hosts of the worldwide smash hit podcast and Youtube channel Triggernometry.
Triggernometry is centred around "open, fact-based discussions of important and controversial issues," with the widest range possible of guests. The show interviews people from all sides of the political spectrum, who have included David Baddiel, Lord Andrew Adonis, Inaya Folarin Iman and Jordan Peterson.
Magician extraordinaire Piff the Magic Dragon has gone from TV to Vegas and now you can see him in your own home as he invites you to the funniest and most magical Zoom meeting of 2021.
Direct from his record-breaking Vegas residency, Piff presents a new kind of online magic show created specifically for these stay at
You might know Mo as the history making stand-up comedian, BAFTA-winning presenter of The Lateish Show, Masked Singer judge and social media mega star. Now, get to know Mo like never before in his highly coveted first book That Moment When, where he guides us through up the turning points, the good times, the challenges and the lessons learned in a collection of the moments from the decade-long grind that led to where he is today.
Daisy Haggard has started shooting series two of hit comedy Back to Life, with Meera Syal (The Split, The Kumars at No.42) and Adrian Edmondson (War & Peace, The Young Ones) added to the cast. The series will air on BBC Three and SHOWTIME later this year.
Comedian Rosie Jones fronts a new travel series on Channel 4, Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure, in which she visits places around the UK that don;t break the bank.
During the series Jones will be joined by guests including Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt and comedians Jamali Maddix, Joe Wilkinson and Jenny Eclair.
Olivia Colman will narrate the series and the show also features comedian Rachel Stubbings who plays Jones' commissioning editor in comic scenes that go behind-the-scenes.
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