Comedian Rose Matafeo is one of the guests on The Graham Norton Show this week, talking about the second series of her hit show Starstruck, her love of romcoms and whether she has given up stand-up.
Graham also welcomes actor and director Kenneth Branagh, Line of Duty star Vicky McClure, Rachel Zegler, star of new film adaptation of West Side Story and Scottish singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé.
Netflix is to release a second stand-up special from Mo Gilligan.
The comedian announced the news that it will stream globally from February 17 on Instagram.
New dates have been announced for Jack Whitehall with Hilary and Michael: How To Survive Family Holidays.
The Stand Up Sketch Show returns to TV for a fourth series later this month.
The series, in which comedians do their routines onstage and then parts of their routines are then acted out in sketch versions, starts on ITV2 on Monday, January 31 at 10pm.
Suzi Ruffell is on of the celebrities due to appear in the new series of Eating With My Ex.
Being a celebrity doesn’t make break-ups any easier and as with all relationships, closure can be hard to come by. That’s why when BAFTA nominated show Eating with My Ex (produced by Thames, a Fremantle label) returns to BBC Three, a bumper crop of 12 ex-couples will feature across six celebrity specials.
The spoof Line of Duty interview with Boris Johnson has gone viral, notching up over 5 million views on Twitter.
The clip was made by campaign group Led By Donkeys. In it the Prime Minister faces Steve Arnott (Martin Compston), Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar) and Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) in the interrogation room. The tweet featured the line: “If you've got one shred of compassion for all those families who sacrificed so much, who lost so much, you’ll go”.
BBC Three will launch as a new broadcast channel on Tuesday 1st February.
Broadcasting from 7pm every night, the channel will be available to watch on Freeview, Sky, Virgin and Freesat. It can also be watched live on the BBC Three channel page on iPlayer (TV, Mobile and Web) with live re-start available.
Romesh Ranganathan has clarified that he is not throwing his hat into the ring to be the new Doctor Who.
Talking on BBC One's The One Show, where Doctor Who star Alex Kingston was also appearing, the former schoolteacher explained that he had been asked on a press junket if he thought he would make a better James Bond or Doctor Who. He replied Doctor Who because his mum had always wanted him to be a Doctor and some members of the press took a joke seriously. And not for the first time...
The British Comedy Guide has launched their annual comedy.co.uk awards, giving comedy fans the chance to vote for their favourite British TV & radio comedy from 2021.
Nearly 400 different comedies were broadcast on TV and radio last year. But which were the best ones? The Comedy.co.uk Awards - now in their 16th year - aim to find out. Every new comedy from last year is nominated here in the longlist (no biased shortlists!) and the results will be 100% based on public opinion.
A new trailer has been released for the forthcoming series Bel-Air.
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