Russell Brand
- 49 years old
- English
- Actor, writer and stand-up comedian
Press clippings Page 37
Russell Brand tweets PARKLIFE! & ruins it for everyone
The comedian and activist has seized upon a Twitter joke made at his expense.
Huw Fullerton, Radio Times, 6th November 2014Radio 4 listeners angry at promotion of Brand's book
Radio 4 listeners have reportedly been angered by the BBC's "shameless" promotion of Russell Brand's new book.
Jess Denham, The Independent, 3rd November 2014Russell Brand's Revolution For Morons
The movie star's political manifesto is full of mistakes, misquotes, and is utterly misguided, unfunny, illogical, and unreadable. Watch the copies fly from the shelves.
Michael Moynihan, The Daily Beast, 2nd November 2014Russell Brand pens letter to Andrew Sachs
Russell Brand wrote a letter to veteran actor Andrew Sachs earlier this year to finally apologise for his controversial radio prank.
ITV, 1st November 2014Russell Brand's book's confusing but so are his critics
It's a truth universally acknowledged that his detractors have always made perfect sense.
Mark Steel, The Independent, 30th October 2014Heydon Prowse responds to Russell Brand's views
Russell Brand's right about democracy - but wrong about how to change it. If you're 18-35 and agree the system isn't fit for purpose, make it work for you by doing what the 65+ demographic does: vote.
Heydon Prowse, The Guardian, 28th October 2014Russell Brand on bisexuality & denies mayor rumours
Russell Brand has decided that he's "tedious with his heterosexuality" and wishes he were bisexual. Oh, and he's denying all those Mayor London rumours...
Caroline Frost, The Huffington Post, 28th October 2014Has Russell Brand really destroyed the lefty weft?
Nope - he's merely the bastard child of the left's own self-induced decay.
Brendan O'Neill, Spiked, 27th October 2014Russell Brand considering running for Mayor of London
Russell Brand is considering running as London Mayor - despite saying that voting is a waste of time.
Simon Walters, Daily Mail, 26th October 2014Radio Times review
Those two enfants terribles and scourges of answering machines everywhere, Ross and Russell Brand, reunite. Of course, a lot of water has flowed under many bridges since the Andrew Sachs/Radio 2 debacle.
Also coming in for a chat on the couch is another celebrity used to unflattering column inches, Lindsay Lohan, winning respectable reviews for her London stage role in Speed-the-Plow, and that nice Daniel Radcliffe. Music is provided by the Script.
Alison Graham, Radio Times, 25th October 2014