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Best Possible Taste: The Kenny Everett Story - review
Sympathetic portrayal of the conflicted, difficult DJ and comic.
Kieron Tyler, The Arts Desk, 4th October 2012Best Possible Taste: the Kenny Everett Story, review
Ben Lawrence finds warmth and humour in Best Possible Taste: the Kenny Everett Story, a biopic on the DJ.
Ben Lawrence, The Telegraph, 4th October 2012Kenny Everett: Camp crusader
A brilliant biopic of Kenny Everett reveals the form's richness.
Rachel Cooke, The New Statesman, 4th October 2012Kenny Everett was brilliantly funny
Best Possible Taste: the Kenny Everett Story (BBC Four, Wednesday) dramatises the DJ's colourful life, writes Ben Lawrence.
Ben Lawrence, The Telegraph, 2nd October 2012Video: Katherine Kelly on playing Mrs Kenny Everett
The actress played Becky MacDonald in Coronation Street and her latest TV role sees her playing the wife of Kenny Everett.
Katherine says Kenny and his wife Lee were very much in love even though Kenny was gay.
Katherine also says that Lee was very emotional when she saw Oliver Lansley, the actor who plays Kenny because his portrayal was so good.
Charlie Stayt and Louise Minchin, BBC Breakfast, 28th September 2012Video - Steve Coogan: Tories' 'pleb management' policy
Jacob Rees-Mogg has said that "people in public life should show good manners to the electorate and the police are part of that electorate".
The Conservative MP was speaking on Question Time in the aftermath of the accusation that Conservative Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell insulted police officers in Downing Street. Mr Mitchell has denied that he used the word "plebs" but apologised for his lack of respect.
Comedian Steve Coogan responded by suggesting that some modern Conservative MPs disguise their real thoughts and modify their language in public.
David Dimbleby, BBC News, 28th September 2012Steve Coogan is such a prat, isn't he?
Steve Coogan has made his living defining goodies and baddies. But that lack of nuance, that dismissal of grey areas, is a very bad quality to have. He's convinced that people educated at private schools see him as a pleb. But that's the wrong word. He's a prat.
Mic Wright, The Telegraph, 28th September 2012Revealed: Peter Kay's next DVD
Peter Kay's DVDs are a lucrative business - so he isn't going to let a small thing like not having a new tour stop him releasing another one.
Chortle, 26th September 2012Red Dwarf: the cast reveal all about Series X
David Brown visits the set of the sci-fi sitcom and talks to Chris Barrie, Craig Charles, Danny John-Jules and Robert Llewellyn about the return of the show.
David Brown, Radio Times, 25th September 2012Katherine Kelly: Playing Kenny Everett's wife was wild
Actress Katherine Kelly was well prepared to play Kenny Everett's wild-child wife Lee Middleton in her latest TV role - after meeting her during the filming.
Laura Armstrong, The Sun, 23rd September 2012