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Russell Brand reveals a mellower side

We wondered if his new ­Hollywood lifestyle had gone to Russell Brand's head when he accused Graham Norton of making his mum cry by ­mentioning ex-wife Katy Perry during the Irishman's chat show.

Rick Fulton, Daily Record, 7th July 2012

Seeing another side to Roy 'Chubby' Brown

With the trademark flying helmet tucked away, this is not the boisterous comedian you would expect. The voice is much quieter, soft even.

The Shropshire Star, 22nd June 2012

Sharon Horgan unlocks the lighter side of the slammer

Funny woman Sharon Horgan is back on screens in a new self penned comedy about life inside.

The Independent (Ireland), 6th June 2012

The painful break-up of Sid James and Tony Hancock

Taken from Sid James: A Biography, this extract looks at how Hancock's jealously and paranoia ended one of TVs most beloved, and hilarious, double acts...

Robert Ross, Sabotage Times, 22nd May 2012

The many sides of Rebecca Front

The comic actress Rebecca Front is one of our most underrated stars, as this selection of her best television roles shows.

Michael Hogan, The Observer, 15th April 2012

How Derek showed a softer side to Ricky Gervais

Derek turned out to be a beautiful, warm story of people who need love, who give love and yet are all too often sidelined in society.

Scott Matthewman, The Stage, 13th April 2012

Miranda Hart stars alongside Tim Henman on Sport Relief

Comedy star Miranda Hart ends up across the net from her hero Tim Henman tonight in a film in aid of Sport Relief.

Elisa Roche, The Daily Express, 23rd March 2012

Frankfest to fund Frank Sidebottom statue

Rock veterans The Fall and singer Badly Drawn Boy are to headline Frankfest, a gig to raise money to build a statue of comic character Frank Sidebottom.

BBC News, 29th February 2012

Charlie Higson considers creating online comedy channel

One of the stars behind The Fast Show is considering setting up an online comedy channel following the success of the show's internet comeback last year.

Nick Clark, The Independent, 27th February 2012

Audio: Michael Palin would consider returning to comedy

Michael Palin told BBC Radio 5 Live that he missed certain aspects of writing comedy and may consider going back into that field.

The Monty Python star was speaking to Richard Bacon from the BBC Worldwide Showcase in Liverpool where hundreds of producers from around the world seek out the works of British stars.

Michael Palin was promoting his latest series, Brazil, that is still in production.

Richard Bacon, BBC News, 27th February 2012

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