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Graham Norton: interview
He's a huge star - but Graham Norton seems perpetually surprised by his success. As he approaches 50, he talks to Gerard Gilbert about nearly becoming a rent boy, why he thinks Raquel Welch is a 'grumpy old bitch', and how he's happier out of the limelight.
Gerard Gilbert, The Independent, 19th October 2012Graham Norton interviews... himself
From not making it in America to a lack of celebrity friends - the king of Friday night chat leaves no stone unturned.
Graham Norton, Radio Times, 19th October 2012Graham Norton: I won't have surgery on my eye bags
Graham Norton says he will never have surgery to get rid of his eye bags - as he doesn't want to end up looking like the "Chinese ambassador's gay brother".
The Sun, 9th October 2012Graham Norton defends modern chat shows
TV star Graham Norton has hit back following Michael Parkinson's criticism of the current generation of chat show hosts, and bemoaned the rise of "goody goody" dramas.
Sherna Noah, The Independent, 9th October 2012MediaGuardian 100 2012 - 60. Graham Norton
He may have been overtaken as the BBC's highest earner by Jeremy Clarkson, but the chatshow host is on top of his game.
The Guardian, 16th September 2012Graham Norton's company bought by ITV in £17m deal
Graham Norton's production company, So Television, has been bought by ITV in deal that could be worth up to £17m, depending on its future profits.
The Guardian, 30th August 2012Graham Norton 'taking second pay cut'
A BBC report has said the broadcasting giant will be reducing pay for some of its top earners, including Jeremy Paxman and Graham Norton - the latter's second pay cut in three years.
Sarah Deen, Metro, 14th July 2012Russell Brand reveals a mellower side
We wondered if his new Hollywood lifestyle had gone to Russell Brand's head when he accused Graham Norton of making his mum cry by mentioning ex-wife Katy Perry during the Irishman's chat show.
Rick Fulton, Daily Record, 7th July 2012Graham Norton's best bits are trotted out for another viewing in a compilation episode, and there are plenty of them. The BBC's king of chat (and Telegraph agony uncle) has managed this series to enjoy light-hearted badinage with an increasingly impressive array of A-listers. He even managed to loosen Madonna up. Also worth revisiting tonight are chats with Judi Dench, Hugh Grant, Will Smith, Cameron Diaz and Katy Perry. It's a long time and a lot of sport until October, so enjoy the banter.
Vicki Power, The Telegraph, 5th July 2012Russell Brand says Graham Norton made his mum cry
Furious Russell Brand accused Graham Norton of making his mum cry after the chat show host asked him about his divorce.
Leigh Holmwood, The Sun, 16th June 2012