Daniel O'Reilly

Dapper Laughs in trouble on International Women's Day

But soon after writing a message on Twitter that a PR probably told him to post, Dapper would learn what it's like to be on the other end of sexist remarks.

Should Dapper Laughs be forgiven?

The lad's comic Daniel O'Reilly killed his on-stage persona after a sexism storm last year. But Dapper Laughs says he's changed. So can he prove he's a feminist - or even funny?

Activists 'disgusted' at Dapper Laughs Guildford gig

The news that stand-up comic Daniel O'Reilly will appear as alter-ego 'Dapper Laughs' at Bar Thirteen has infuriated the What Is Your Activism group (WIYA) based in Guildford.

Video: Dapper Laughs uncensored

Daniel O'Reilly talks to Ella Whelan about free speech, feminism and his best pick-up line.

Is political correctness killing comedy & free speech?

As comedian Daniel O'Reilly (aka Dapper Laughs) once again finds himself vilified on-line and by the media it's timely to look at what "crime" he's actually committed to find himself subject to so much mirth. "Is political correctness killing comedy and free speech or have the standards of acceptability simply changed?"

The return of Dapper Laughs

Daniel O'Reilly on his Newsnight mauling and why he needs to "be a bit more careful".

Video: Dapper Laughs interview

Comedian Daniel O'Reilly sparked outrage when he was accused of making a joke about rape at one of his gigs last year.

Speaking to Stephen Nolan on BBC Radio 5 Live he said: "The most heartbreaking thing is the way they were writing about me in the media was stirring up such opinion from other rape crisis groups."

Dapper Laughs to make a movie

Dapper Laughs is to make his film debut, starring in a comedy-horror described as 'The Inbetweeners meets Lesbian Vampire Killers'. In Fanged Up, the controversial comic, real name Daniel O'Reilly, plays a wrongfully arrested man imprisoned in a high-security foreign prison just as it is overrun by sexy female vampires.

Al Murray: 'mob mentality' threatens free speech

Comedian Al Murray has criticised the "mob mentality" on social media for attacking free speech. Murray, known as his politically incorrect alter-ego the Pub Landlord, said people are "weaponising" their anger if they take offence at something in the public domain. He cited the example of Daniel O'Reilly, whose Dapper Laughs character attracted a slew of negative headlines after his content was deemed to be sexist and offensive.

Dapper Laughs, Oscar Wilde & 'buzz word' offensiveness

Daniel O'Reilly in his character (Is it a character?) of Dapper Laughs is the comedian who just keeps giving to journalists. He needs better PR advice. Or does he?