Press clippings Page 61
Jimmy Carr hosts the annual pub quiz-inspired trawl through the year's news, traditionally played with a mixture of ill-concealed steely ambition and devil-may-care loucheness, depending on whether Russell Brand is on one of the panels or not.
Emma Sturgess, Radio Times, 27th December 2011Russell Brand mobbed by fans during a festive walk
Russell Brand had to run for cover as he got mobbed on a festive walk.
Gordon Smart, The Sun, 22nd December 2011Gymslip-wearing, stocking-top-showing schoolgirls (originally inspired by Ronald Searle's cartoons) club together to save their school by stealing a famous painting from the National Gallery during a TV quiz show in this tabloid-type remake of a classic British comedy. Rupert Everett plays the headmistress and her dodgy brother; Gemma Arterton is a saucy headgirl; Russell Brand is hopeless as Flash Harry.
The Telegraph, 25th November 2011Twitter wars between Russell Brand and Stephen Fry
It's @rustyrockets v @stephenfry for the UK Twitter crown, but who are the other biggest Tweeters in the business?
Tim Glanfield, Radio Times, 24th November 2011Russell Brand & Katy Perry may try for a baby
Broody Katy Perry (Mrs Russell Brand) has fuelled baby rumours by telling pals "this is my last night of freedom" before partying hard at a backstage bash.
Bev Lyons and Clemmie Moodie, Daily Record, 22nd November 2011Russell Brand Sachsgate call is played to kids
Clips of the obscene Sachsgate Tape have been played to children in a mock oral GCSE exam - enraging parents last night.
The Sun, 18th November 2011Russell Brand signs on for Lynch gig
Funnyman Russell Brand has signed on to headline a comedy show to raise funds for moviemaker David Lynch's meditation foundation.
The Daily Express, 11th November 2011Russell Brand to make The President Stole My Girlfriend
Russell Brand is attached to star in and produce The President Stole My Girlfriend, a new comedy project from Warner Bros.
Hollywood Reporter, 11th November 2011Jack Whitehall: full throttle comedy
After his success in Fresh Meat, Jack Whitehall is touring the nation. Viv Groskop asks him: 'So, are you the next Michael McIntyre or the next Russell Brand?'
Viv Groskop, The Observer, 23rd October 2011ITV chiefs could be nervously gnawing their fingernails tonight as Noel Gallagher takes a seat on Wossy's sofa. The outspoken rocker was practically a fixture on Russell Brand's Radio 2 show before Sachsgate, so let's hope his presence doesn't inspire Ross to descend to that puerile level again. This series has seen him back to near his best, gently ribbing guests and eliciting decent stories. Also on the sofa will be Michael Sheen and Miranda Hart.
David Crawford, Radio Times, 22nd October 2011