Alan Carr

Alan Carr insists he gets more out of celebs

Alan Carr reckons the reason some of his 'interviews' seem a bit light on content is down to a combination of media training, guests clamming up and Channel 4's lawyers wetting themselves in fear of lawsuits.

Alan Carr interview

Alan Carr returns with a new series of his cheeky chat show and he gives TV Choice a taster...

A repeat of C4's live comedy extravaganza from London's 02 Arena earlier this year in which 23 of our funniest people (and Michael McIntyre) competed to win our laughs in aid of Great Ormond Street Children's Charity. Take your pick from Alan Carr, Noel Fielding, Catherine Tate, Bill Bailey, Mitchell & Webb, Jack Dee, Jack Whitehall, Kevin Eldon, Lee Evans, Rob Brydon, Sean Lock, Jo Brand, Jason Manford, Fonejacker, Andy Parsons and Shappi Khorsandi. Phew.

Alan Carr interview

Alan Carr chats to Zoo Magazine...

Vic Reeves 'drunk' on telly

Vic Reeves appeared to be drunk during a shambolic interview for Alan Carr's Channel 4 chat show.

Viewers complain after Alan Carr swears on chat show

Camp comic Alan Carr upset viewers after using the 'C' word on his chat show.

Has vanity driven Alan Carr to have a hair transplant?

For most men, it's a case of hair today, gone tomorrow. But for Alan Carr, it seems the old adage does not necessarily hold true.

Lily Allen hits back at Alan Carr

Lily Allen has posted a response on her Twitter page to Alan Carr's "foul mouthed rant".

Alan blasts Allen

Alan Carr branded singer Lily Allen a "f****** bitch" after she dropped out of his Chatty Man show with two hours' notice.

Difficult question: How do you make James Corden's World Cup Live even worse?

Answer: Get ­England's ragtag team of total losers to remove ­themselves from the tournament. What an empty exercise ITV's shapeless shambles has become now that manic cheerleader Corden can no longer hero worship Stevie G, Lamps and the rest of that rabble.

"Why can't we in Wales support ­England?" asked studio guest Ruth Jones. ­"Because they're out," deadpanned Rob ­Brydon. But fair play to ­jaunty Jim. He saw the ­absurdity of his ­predicament. "I feel like an idiot," he roared. "I've got a World Cup show... I've released a record!" All based on the ­delusional belief that Fabio's feeble flops ever stood a chance.

Corden's a likeable guy with a mouth as big as his waistline. But he doesn't appear to know much about ­football. Before the humiliating German rout, he told C4's Alan Carr: "I genuinely believe we're going to win this match." Perceptive.