Sid
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Alan Davies considered quitting QI when Fry did
Alan Davies has admitted that he considered leaving QI when Stephen Fry announced his decision to quit, but joked that he will wait until he's "pushed".
Catriona Wightman, Digital Spy, 10th June 2016Queen considered George Formby Society patron role
She is head of state, leader of the Commonwealth, head of the armed forces and the Church of England, and patron of countless societies and good charitable causes.
And the Queen once considered adding another string to her bow, it has been claimed: president of the George Formby Society.
Hannah Furness, The Telegraph, 7th June 2016A look inside Black Mountain Poets
We thought we'd dig into the film a bit deeper...
The Velvet Onion, 9th May 2016Interview with Sid James's son Steve
Steve James is one of the most admired record producers/engineers in the music industry. In a career spanning over forty years, he has worked with some of the biggest names in music, including Paul Young, Peter Skellern, Toyah, Ginger Baker and Neil Innes. He recorded Monty Python's Always Look on the Bright Side of Life and has even worked on The Teletubbies!
Steve also happens to be the son of Sid James.
Stuart Ball, Sid's Place, 28th April 2016Inside Flowers
Flowers is a funny, emotionally fraught British comedy drama that truly puts its central characters through the wringer.
Jay Richardson, Split Sider, 28th April 2016Sid James's 20 best - and weirdest - films
Film noir; gritty drama; 'swinging' song and dance numbers... On the 40th anniversary of his death, here's proof that there was more to Sidney James than just a dirty laugh.
Andy Roberts, The Telegraph, 26th April 2016Paul Mayhew-Archer on the funny side of Parkinson's
Mayhew-Archer recently made a documentary about the condition he's lived with for five years, and not the veteran broadcaster, as a friend mistakenly assumed.
Paul Mayhew-Archer, The Mirror, 19th April 201611 reasons to visit the seaside home of Boomers
The seafront scenes in the BBC1 sitcom Boomers are actually filmed in Herne Bay, not Norfolk.
Radio Times, 15th April 2016Jason Cook launches South Tyneside Comedy Festival
A flurry of top stand up comics including Chris Ramsey, Gary Delaney, Steffen Peddie and Justin Moorhouse are among those on the bill for the inaugural South Tyneside Comedy Festival, which will take place at the Customs House over 10 days from July 29 to August 7.
Newcastle Chronicle, 6th April 2016Steve Coogan considering Alan Partridge chat show
Steve Coogan has revealed he is considering producing a TV chat show hosted by Alan Partridge, in which the character interviews real guests.
British Comedy Guide, 17th March 2016