Russell Howard
- 44 years old
- English
- Writer and stand-up comedian
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Ten things about... Russell Howard
Boy-faced comedian Russell Howard has a huge list of achievements under his belt. He was last week named the number one 'weird crush' in a poll by Heat magazine readers. We've found ten facts you may not know about the unusual heartthrob.
Catherine Earp, Digital Spy, 18th February 2013Russell Howard: I am king of the mingers!
Russell Howard has been awarded the dubious honour of being named the nation's top "weird crush".
The Independent, 12th February 2013Russell Howard's Good News voted BBC Three's best ever
Russell Howard's Good News has been voted by Digital Spy users as the best ever BBC Three show.
Frances Taylor, Digital Spy, 9th February 2013Russell Howard worried he might have made racist remark
Russell Howard fears he may have racially abused the doctor who saved his infected thumb last summer - while dazed by general anaesthetic.
Jen Blackburn, The Sun, 2nd January 2013Russell Howard mocks Nick Grimshaw
The comic has had a pop at Radio 1 Breakfast Show host Nick Grimshaw for hanging out with younger famous pals like Harry Style.
Gordon Smart, The Sun, 12th December 2012Russell Howard: This week I'm...
The comedian on his cultural week ahead. Includes reading the "autobiography" of Alan Partridge.
Russell Howard, The Telegraph, 22nd October 2012Russell Howard critical of BBC Olympics 'censorship'
Russell Howard has criticised the BBC for "censorship" of comedy during the London 2012 Olympics.
Alex Fletcher, Digital Spy, 25th September 2012Russell Howard interview
'I've reached the age of 32 with little wisdom, I'm afraid'.
Nick Duerden, The Independent, 23rd September 2012Watch television with Russell Howard
The stand-up comedian and TV presenter on his viewing habits, from Homeland to Breaking Bad.
Gwilym Mumford, The Guardian, 14th September 2012Russell Howard on Frankie Boyle's jokes
Russell Howard has come to the defence of his former Mock the Week co-star Frankie Boyle, arguing that there are "far worse things in the world" than the Scottish comic's dark humour.
Alex Fletcher, Digital Spy, 5th September 2012