BCG Daily Saturday 30th April 2022
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James Corden: How his viral success divided the internet
James Corden's announcement that he is stepping down as host of The Late Late Show has created waves in the US, where talk shows are big business.
Helen Bushby, BBC, 30th April 2022Tommy Harley: 'Comedy helps me stand up to life's challenges'
When you want to understand about austerity and the effects of welfare cuts on Scotland's most vulnerable people, particularly children, no-one knows better than stand-up comedian Tommy Harley.
Peter Henderson, The National (Scotland), 30th April 2022How Richmal Crompton delighted millions with her Just William books
As fans this year mark the 100th anniversary of Crompton's first book, the story of Just William's impact on the literary world and society has been told in a BBC radio documentary that airs on Sunday.
Harry Howard, Daily Mail, 30th April 2022Hundreds of Scots line up to meet Still Game stars at whisky shop
Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill made an appearance at The Whisky Shop in Buchanan Galleries on Saturday.
Victoria Pease, STV, 30th April 2022The Wrong Arm Of The Law, Blu-ray review
The restoration for Blu-ray is stunning, with an incredibly crisp and sharp black and white print belying its six decades of age.
Greg Jameson, Entertainment Focus, 30th April 2022Extra tour dates for Ardal O'Hanlon
Additional dates kick off on 4th November in Findhorn and finish on 26th November in Chester.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 30th April 2022Tim Key talks about his cancer treatment
After a gig on tour Key's agent was contacted by a fan who was also a doctor and had seen a lesion on Key's leg when he was performing in shorts. The doctor suggested that Key get it checked out and the specialist said he needed to have it cut out on the same day.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 30th April 2022Stand-up comedian unmasked as paedophile
A comedian who made grim jokes about child molesting is today unmasked as a paedophile who paid for vulnerable kids to be abused.
Eamon Goodfellow - a hit at the Edinburgh Fringe - sourced victims aged under 13 through depraved "fixers" in the Philippines and Romania.
Emer Scully & John Siddle, The Mirror, 30th April 2022Joelle Rae will replace Sabrina Bartlett in ITV's The Larkins
Bosses have been searching for a replacement for Sabrina, 30, since she quit as eldest Larkin daughter Mariette in The Darling Buds Of May adaptation.
Laura Armstrong, The Sun, 30th April 2022Sympathy for the Movie Star
Ten Percent, a remake of the popular French series Call My Agent!, is a surprisingly tender ode to acting.
Sophie Gilbert, The Atlantic, 30th April 2022Glasgow still game for Still Game as hundreds turn out to meet Jack and Victor
Scots are clearly still game for Still Game as hundreds of fans turned out to meet their sitcom idols Jack and Victor in Glasgow on Saturday.
Actors and writers Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill were signing bottles of branded whisky and gin in the city's Buchanan Galleries shopping centre.
Ben Borland, Scottish Daily Express, 30th April 2022I Miss Amy Winehouse: a story about grief and growing up
As part of the Brixton House Housemates Festival, one artist tells a story about how grief can stay with you in her show, I Miss Amy Winehouse.
SW Londoner, 30th April 2022TV & radio
Fighting Talk
Series 19, Episode 37Broadcaster and former cricketer Charles Dagnall, sports broadcaster Kate Mason, editor of The Big Issue Paul McNamee and comedian Danny Mcloughlin join Colin Murray for an hour of sporting punditry, humour and entertainment.
Leroy Brito - Almost Famous
Recorded over two nights at the iconic Wales Millennium Centre, Leroy has a lot to get off his chest as he discusses his new found micro celebrity status, the joys of newly married life and the pains of turning 40.
Comedy Club At Machynlleth
Series 1, Episode 1Jake Yapp and Isy Suttie chat to Sara Barron at the Machynlleth Comedy Festival. Plus poetry from Rob Auton.