Jay Richardson

Unseen Kenny Everett footage to air

ITV is to air a documentary about Kenny Everett this Christmas, featuring unseen home movie footage and family photographs.

Let Us Praise... Kenny Everett will "celebrate his professional career but with people who knew him very well".

In and Out of the Kitchen axed by BBC Four

Miles Jupp's In and Out of The Kitchen has been cancelled by BBC Four.

However, the culinary sitcom, in which Jupp plays the florid, neurotic food writer Damien Trench, will resume on Radio 4, with a fourth series recording later this month.

Reasons To Kill Yourself, Andrew Lawrence: book review

A blunt, self-harm satire on the psychospeak genre, Andrew Lawrence's literary debut, Reasons To Kill Yourself, is a typically bilious incitement to suicide.

Interview: Burnistoun boys Florence and Connell

Burnistoun boys Robert Florence and Iain Connell are back with characters both old and new.

Interview: Greg Davies

Greg Davies used to be the drama teacher of the son of Milton Jones. "It was irritating for Milton. Because unbelievably, I sought his reassurance about my stand-up during a parent's evening."

Kevin Eldon on Danger Mouse reboot (Link expired)

Cult comedy icon Kevin Eldon has appeared in some of the greatest TV comedies of the last few decades, and is now gearing up to play Penfold in the TV comeback of classic kids' favourite Danger Mouse. He spoke to Jay Richardson about stage fright, getting into character, and his new silent "crap superhero" comedy on Sky with Johnny Vegas.

Comedy review: Gary Little

The big man shares some little white lies in this work in progress.

Marlon Davies: the black comic who blacked up

Marlon Davis has revealed how he blacked up for his first stand-up gig - despite being black. The comic also told ten 'nigger jokes' at the 2005 show, which he filmed as part of his degree in art and design at the University of Westminster.

Interview: Tom Davis

Actor discusses his first lead role in BBC Three's improvised comedy crime thriller Murder in Successville.

Romesh Ranganathan interview (Link expired)

The stand-up and actor is now a regular on our screens with his deliciously cutting social commentary. He spoke to Jay Richardson about online death threats, why it's good to be divisive in comedy, and the perils of incorporating parental anecdotes on stage.