Press clippings Page 23
Russell Howard: There's certainly enough mad news
Good News presenter Russell Howard on bad news, mad news and why he refused to cover the Samantha Brick media story.
The Big Issue, 10th August 2012Russell Howard's Good News star James Acaster is prompt
An interview with James Acaster about his new Fringe show.
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 21st July 2012Russell Howard's Good News soars to 850,000 on BBC3
Russell Howard's Good News programme soared to a series high last night (Thursday), overnight data reveals.
Paul Millar, Digital Spy, 4th May 2012My secret life: Russell Howard, 31, comedian
People think I'm arrogant.'
Holly Williams, The Independent, 21st April 2012Russell Howard Q&A
Stand-up comedian Russell Howard, 32, on optimism, Nigella Lawson and colourful relatives.
Benji Wilson, Daily Mail, 15th April 2012Russell Howard's favourite TV shows
Comedian Russell Howard tells Metro what he loves about Stewie from Family Guy, and why Take Me Out reminds him of his past.
Anthony Gibson, Metro, 12th April 2012Tousled, cheeky Russell Howard bounces back onto BBC3 for a new series of his silly, funny, topical comedy show. Such is the channel's delight in their young star, for the first time he's been given a proper, grown-up prime time slot and a longer run.
Howard describes Good News as "really good disposable telly. You can watch it while you are ironing." It's energetic and it's a laugh; a look at the week's news stories, the big stuff and the nonsense, those endearingly parochial stories that pad out nightly regional news programmes and local papers, unearthed by Good News's researchers who, he says, "find those characters we have all seen. They are normally smiling and holding a massive turnip."
Alison Graham, Radio Times, 12th April 2012Video: Russell Howard: 'Good News takes over my life'
Russell Howard has said that he feels under pressure to please viewers with his new series of Good News.
Digital Spy, 12th April 2012Russell Howard: 'UKTV Dave is biggest threat to comedy'
Russell Howard has slammed UKTV comedy channel Dave. The 32-year-old stand-up believes that the digital channel's output is monotonous.
Paul Millar, Digital Spy, 11th April 2012Portrait of the artist: Russell Howard
Is there anything about your career you regret? Doing backstage presenting at The Brits in 2008. I didn't really want to be there: I just don't care what people like Lily Allen think about stuff. But I know that some people do care, so I couldn't just slouch through it.
Laura Barnett, The Guardian, 10th April 2012