Bob Mortimer and Richard Ayoade are to front a new game show on Netflix.
In Hot or Cold contestants will take on challenges and run from room to room in a quest to be crowned Hot or Cold Champion.
Contestants will not know what they are supposed to do in each room, but as they try to work out the challenge the room will glow red if they are getting hotter and blue if they are getting colder.
The new series of The Celebrity Traitors begins on Thursday 1 October at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The series will air two nights a week on Thursday and Friday.
The new series of The Celebrity Traitors begins on Thursday 1 October at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The series will air two nights a week on Thursday and Friday evenings at 8pm.
Why did you decide to take part in The Celebrity Traitors?
The new series of The Celebrity Traitors begins on Thursday 1 October at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The series will air two nights a week on Thursday and Friday evenings at 8pm.
You were live on Radio 2 when it was announced you’d be taking part in The Celebrity Traitors, what has the reaction been like?
Why have you decided to take part in The Celebrity Traitors?
I just love it. I'm a huge fan and have been since series one. I instantly got addicted to it when I started watching. I think I started watching it halfway through the first series, so I was catching up on iPlayer. I did all of it in one night and then got really frustrated that I had to wait for all the other episodes. And then I really loved the first Celebrity series and instantly became jealous that I wasn't doing it. I had to get in here!
The financial world has the FTSE Index. The Comedy world now has the Tee Hee Index. Welcome to the first ever chart that keeps track of who is up and who is down in the world of comedy, put together by Beyond The Joke. Who is rising? who is falling? This is not a chart based on ticket sales, viewing figures or the number of Instagram likes. Those might be taken into account. But it is more a chart based on profile and vibe. Who are the comedians making the widest impact. The ones people are talking about.
Following a run at the Edinburgh Fringe, award-winning comedian, podcaster and writer Milo Edwards (Frank Off The Radio, The Naked Week, Glue Factory, Trashfuture) takes his latest stand-up hour, Catamaran, on a national tour this Autumn.
When it comes to the arts, coffee’s long been a source of inspiration—whether by playing a central role in the artworks themselves, or by helping the artist stay alert for hours in front of the easel, the desk, or the camera.
This year's Women in Comedy Festival in Manchester showcases award winners, acts fresh from this summer’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival and up and comers in the comedy world.
‘The Split Up’ is centred around Kishan Law - a British South Asian family law firm, known for their clientele and reputation. They are the ‘go to firm’ for a wide cross section of Manchester’s elite, who come to them for their excellence, integrity, and discretion. Poised to step up and take the mantle from her father Dhruv, is Aria Kishan, a fast-rising star in the Manchester family law scene.
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