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Alan Carr & Graham Norton singled out in focus group
Carr said, "A focus group said me and Graham Norton were grotesque, over the top, effeminate, and that's why people were being beaten up at school, that is the most hurtful thing."
Fabio Crispim, Attitude Magazine, 1st May 2016Guard who attacked Alan Carr's manager avoids jail
A McDonald's security guard avoided jail after attacking comedian Alan Carr's manager when he tried to stop fans taking selfies with the star.
The Mirror, 31st March 2016Alan Carr and Noel Edmonds to host new Saturday show?
Telly host Alan Carr is teaming up with even chattier man Noel Edmonds for a new flagship show. Channel 4 chiefs are plotting a Saturday Night Takeaway - of viewers from ITV's hit show hosted by Ant & Dec.
Nigel Pauley, The Mirror, 26th March 2016Chatty Man shunted off Friday night screens
Graham Norton has emerged as the undisputed winner of the telly chat show war. Channel 4 has shunted Alan Carr's Chatty Man from Fridays in a bid to boost ratings.
The Sun, 2nd March 2016Has Graham Norton won chat show war over Alan Carr?
Chatty Man has been moved to a different night in a bid to boost Thursday night ratings.
Natalie Corner, The Mirror, 2nd March 2016Alan Carr's manager attacked
Alan Carr's manager was seriously assaulted outside a late-night McDonald's restaurant after trying to stop fans taking photos of the star. Elliott Andrews was attacked in Liverpool after getting wound up about people trying to get mobile phone snaps of the Chatty Man presenter.
Liverpool Echo, 19th February 2016Audience 'storm out' when Alan Carr interviewed Lady C
More than 100 members of the Chatty Man audience reportedly walked out of Alan Carr's interview with controversial I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here contestant Lady Colin Campbell.
Rebecca Merriman, The Mirror, 11th December 2015Alan Carr talks about his friendship with Graham Norton
Alan Carr has revealed that he and Graham Norton have boozy bitching sessions where they dish the dirt on their "arsehole" guests.
The Sun, 10th December 2015Alan Carr to stay exclusively on Channel 4 until 2017
They say talk is cheap but Chatty Man star Alan Carr has been handed a £5million "golden handcuffs" deal by Channel 4.
The Sun, 1st December 2015Radio Times review
The show moves to BBC Two, where Alan Carr kicks off about "people who've got too much to say for themselves... always got an opinion". So I'll say nothing about his warm-up routine on Trip Advisor, skin disorders, school photos and Jack the Ripper walks. But if the comedy doesn't work out, Alan, you'd make a great tourist guide.
First on is Francesca Martinez who uses her cerebral palsy (or wobbliness as she calls it) for both laughs and political point scoring. Finally Nish Kumar does a scorching riff on the lack of right-wing comedians and left-wing action movies, before ripping into the political incorrectness of board games.
Jane Rackham, Radio Times, 4th November 2015