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Interview: Chris Martin

Why are we here? What happens after we die? What is the meaning of life?

These are just a few of the questions you definitely won't get answers to if you go and see Chris Martin's new show Spot the Difference. And thank god for that (who may or may not exist).

Preview: Chris Martin: Spot The Difference

Having established last year that he's not the lead singer of Coldplay, Chris Martin returns to the Fringe.

Chris Martin interview

The Sun interviews from Chris Martin about his Fringe show.

Comedian Micky Flanagan turns up in The Secret Policeman's Ball (Channel 4, 10pm).

Recorded on Sunday in New York, this latest Amnesty International fundraiser boasts a huge line-up including Russell Brand, Eddie Izzard, Jimmy Carr and stacks of Americans I should probably have heard of.

Coldplay are on it as well, although they tend to only make me laugh if Chris Martin accidentally slams the piano lid on his fingers.

The Amnesty International benefit show returns after a four-year hiatus with a transatlanic special, taking place for the first time in New York at the Radio City Music Hall. Recorded on Sunday, the show celebrates the charity's 50th anniversary with a stellar comedy line-up including Russell Brand, Ben Stiller, Eddie Izzard, Sarah Silverman, Jack Whitehall, Jon Stewart and The Muppets. There's music, too, from Mumford & Sons and Coldplay, whose frontman, Chris Martin, announces onstage: "We take pleasure in being the least funny act here."

An interview with Chris Martin

Today we bring you an interview with the up-and-coming Chris Martin.

A minute of your time: Chris Martin, comedian (Link expired)

A Q&A with comedian Chris Martin.