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Ross slams Forsyth in outrageous TV comedy show attack
Jonathan Ross wound up Bruce Forsyth in an outrageous TV comedy show attack and scoffed: "You're f***ing ugly."
Mark Jefferies, The Mirror, 31st March 2010Charity gigs come in all shapes and sizes, from a bunch of stand-ups passing the hat round in a room above a pub to this, a Channel 4-backed night to benefit Great Ormond Street which features one of the most celeb-heavy lineups you're likely to see anywhere this year. As Peep Show is unequivocally the network's biggest comedy hit in recent years, it's all the more fitting to have David Mitchell as one of the main attractions, doing a relatively rare live turn. Among those joining him at the O2 are Channel 4 regulars like Sean Lock, Jack Whitehall and the Fonejacker, but the net's also been spread wide enough to include the likes of Jonathan Ross and Gavin & Stacey stars Ruth Jones and James Corden. And given the charity involved, you can't rule out a last-minute cameo from Sir Alan Sugar. If you can't get a ticket, you'll be able to see the whole thing on TV next month.
James Kettle, The Guardian, 27th March 2010Jonathan Ross: Channel 4 shelves chatshow deal
Deal worth about £10m to Jonathan Ross's production company taken off the table pending arrival of new C4 chief executive.
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 19th March 2010Who is the new Jonathan Ross? What, no takers?
Channel 4's decision to shelve proposals for a £10m Jonathan Ross chatshow suggest a change in climate for the host-as-star.
Vicky Frost, The Guardian, 19th March 2010Jonathan Ross' mum to appear on new Sky TV show
Jonathan Ross's mum Martha has signed up for a Sky TV show in which celebrity parents show how to tackle household problems the old-fashioned way.
The Sun, 16th March 2010Alexander Armstrong: BBC shouldn't have axed Ross
The comedian Alexander Armstrong tells The Telegraph how filthy jokes can be funny - and why Jonathan Ross shouldn't have been forced out of the BBC.
Benji Wilson, The Telegraph, 7th March 2010Lady Gaga wears phone on her head for Ross appearance
Her latest single is called Telephone, so Lady Gaga matched her outfit to the occasion when she performed on Jonathan Ross's chat show.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 4th March 2010Ross: 'love the idea of a not-too-dangerous jet pack'
Broadcaster Jonathan Ross bought one of the very first 'portable' Macs ... 'It weighed about 60lb'.
Stuart O'Connor, The Observer, 21st February 2010Jonathan Ross makes US TV plea to Nigel Lythgoe
Jonathan Ross Ross asked "Nasty" Nigel Lythgoe to be nice yesterday and help him crack American TV.
The Sun, 6th February 2010Jonathan Ross listening figures down
Listeners to Jonathan Ross' Saturday show fall below 3m.
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 4th February 2010