Russell Brand

Russell Brand: The Sun on Sunday lied about me

Not a big deal in the scheme of things, but it's still the same fecund bone-yard of gossip, poison and lies.

Russell Brand: I'm suing The Sun on Sunday

Russell Brand has announced an intention to sue The Sun on Sunday.

Morrissey backs Russell Brand's no vote call

Morrissey has given his public support of Russell Brand's call to abstain from voting in rebellion against the 'broken political system'.

Russell Brand refused entry to South Africa

Russell Brand has been refused admission to South Africa, twice by authorities.

There's no Graham Norton to challenge the Chatty Man tonight, just the small matter of Children In Need to contend with. So there are no Hollywood stars sweeping into Carr's space, just a hat-trick of TV favourites, with Derren Brown previewing his new TV caper The Great Art Robbery, comedian Adam Hills having a giggle over his debut stand-up show, Happyism, and Russell Brand discussing his Messiah Complex, out soon on DVD. And with One Direction busy on BBC One, The Wanted seize their moment to provide the music.

Russell Brand attacks David Cameron on Chatty Man

Russell Brand has dubbed David Cameron and George Osborne 'posh w***ers' as he continued to wage his war and 'revolution' against the government.

Chris Ramsey interview

Stand-up and Hebburn actor Chris Ramsey has claimed that the fallout from the Russell Brand, Jonathan Ross Sachsgate incident is still being felt.

Class traitors Jolyon Rubinstein and Heydon Prowse return for a second series of pranks, stunts and hard stats about the sort of injustices that make Russell Brand's blood boil. Making merriment out of tax avoidance or PR firms that shill for tyrants isn't easy, but Rubinstein and Prowse have two ways to achieve it: flat-out silliness and a colossal amount of nerve. The series two opener sees Rubinstein combine both as he somehow accosts David Cameron at a fundraiser, demanding that he autograph his 1986 Bullingdon Club annual.

Comedians in politics: An open letter

Rupert, you hobble yourself from the outset by challenging something which no one is proposing: giving Steve Coogan a job outside of the Alan Partridge series. No one is saying that, not me, not you, not David Mitchell, not Russell Brand, not Robert Webb.

Russell Brand offers one-on-one Skype calls to fans

Russell Brand has launched his own iPhone app, offering one-on-one Skype chats with fans.