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A decent, if male-heavy, line-up for Jonathan Ross tonight. The boisterous presenter is joined by comedian David Mitchell - plugging his forthcoming memoirs, while American stars Bradley Cooper (best known for his role in gross-out comedy The Hangover) and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry also drop in. Scottish pop soul singer Emili Sandé provides the music.
The Telegraph, 19th October 2012Jonathan Ross and Stephen Fry in C4 road test
Jonathan Ross feels the pinch as he's driven around London by pal Stephen Fry in a tiny electric car.
The Sun, 26th September 2012Doubtless the cheers of the studio audience will be as deafening as those from the thousands in the Olympic Stadium when national hero, all round good bloke and charity fundraiser Mo Farah joins Jonathan Ross. Farah passed into legend after those two brilliant, epic races where he won gold medals in the 10,000m and 5,000m. It seemed that the whole nation was on its feet as the shouts of "Come on, Mo!" ricocheted around living rooms across the land - before we all did the Mobot in triumph.
Another national treasure, Gareth Malone, is on the show to talk about plans to make The Choir for American television. The evening's music guest is Plan B.
Alison Graham, Radio Times, 1st September 2012Cheryl Cole opens up to Jonathan Ross
Cheryl Cole will open up about her personal life to chat show host Jonathan Ross.
The Sun, 29th August 2012He may not be to everyone's taste but there's no doubting that Jonathan Ross can still attract the big names. Tonight, the ebullient chat show host is joined by tough-guy actor Ray Winstone, who discusses his new film The Sweeney. F1 driver Jenson Button and actress Suranne Jones - who stars in Charlie Brooker's spoof A Touch of Cloth, which starts on Sunday - are also in the studio. The music comes from R'n'B girl group Stooshe.
Patrick Smith, The Telegraph, 24th August 2012The lovable fairy of chat is hitching a lift on the Olympics bandwagon with a live party to celebrate all that's great about London 2012. Fun and cheekiness are pretty much guaranteed; his good-natured guests include fellow chatter Jonathan Ross, X Factor judge Tulisa, torch-bearer Paloma Faith and amiable music type Labrinth. Bringing the chaos is Keith Lemon, who will relish the chance to get close to Melanie Sykes, and there's a bit of sport involved as Olympian Fatima Whitbread sets the guests a series of challenges.
Hannah Verdier, The Guardian, 17th August 2012Jonathan Ross kicks-off new series with Olympic stars
Jonathan Ross is set to kick-start the new series of his show with an Olympic-themed line-up, with ITV confirming Usain Bolt and Tom Daley will be joining Jessica Ennis on the sofa.
Hannah Duncan, Metro, 15th August 2012Jonathan Ross sells film rights to his comic book Turf
TV legend Jonathan Ross is off to Hollywood after selling the film rights to his first comic book, Turf.
The Sun, 28th July 2012Jonathan Ross: I'm growing old but I'm NOT growing up
Chat show king on cartoons and being a grandpa.
Jen Blackburn, The Sun, 17th July 2012Jonathan Ross to create Top Gear-style film review show
Jonathan Ross is developing a film review show for ITV1, two years after he was axed from the BBC's long-running movie magazine programme.
Colin Robertson, The Sun, 12th June 2012