Press clippings Page 45
This much I know: Jimmy Carr
The comedian, 39, on being a fundamentalist atheist and Channel 4's big balls.
Euan Ferguson, The Observer, 11th December 2011Hollywood comes calling to the sofa: a double act of Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek, in town to promote their new Shrek spin-off movie Puss in Boots. The two may well talk about why they've appeared together so often on screen (six movies), while fellow guest Jimmy Carr quips from the sidelines. A musical contribution from Coldplay, performing the new single, is the cherry on the cake.
David Butcher, Radio Times, 9th December 2011Jimmy Carr 'ignored' mother's Down's Syndrome plea
Jimmy Carr has been accused of misleading the public after he dismissed outrage at a joke he made about Down's syndrome, saying that nobody had complained before.
Robert Mendick, The Telegraph, 27th November 2011Mother of Down syndrome baby's plea to Jimmy Carr
This is the letter the mother of a Down's syndrome baby sent to comedian Jimmy Carr - almost a year before he denied anyone had ever complained about his "offensive" joke about the disability.
Adele Joicey, The Telegraph, 26th November 2011The blurb for Jimmy Carr's sixth DVD released in 2010 claimed that it contained "two hours of material that's too rude for TV".
So well done to them for sifting out 60 minutes that's just rude enough for Channel 4.
Joke machine Carr rattles out the one-liners live on-stage in Glasgow, following the 8 Out of Ten Cats double-bill at 9pm.
Jane Simon, The Mirror, 25th November 2011Jimmy Carr forced to apologise for Down Syndrome joke
The comedian Jimmy Carr was criticised by a Down Syndrome charity for a joke he delivered at a live stand-up show last weekend.
The Telegraph, 25th November 2011Jimmy Carr defends controversial sunshine joke
Jimmy Carr has insisted there are no taboo areas in comedy and any subject is "up for grabs".
The Huffington Post, 25th November 2011For a night of razor-sharp one-liners, you can do far worse than Jimmy Carr, who can be seen here performing at the SECC Glasgow on his latest tour. Expect gags on obesity, homosexuality, abuse and disability - Carr takes no prisoners.
Sharon Lougher, Metro, 25th November 2011Jan Moir: 'Jimmy Carr and the shameful cheap shot'
Another week, another comedy low. On his current stand-up tour, Jimmy Carr has been criticised for making a joke about children with Down's syndrome.
Jan Moir, Daily Mail, 25th November 2011Too far, Jimmy Carr: Fury at Down's kids joke
Jimmy Carr sparked fury with a sick joke about Down's Syndrome children.
Jane Atkinson, The Sun, 24th November 2011