Press clippings
Stephen Fry criticises Stonewall's "nonsensical" stance on trans issues
The author and broadcaster spoke out for the first time against the LGBT rights charity's advocacy for gender ideology during an interview with the Triggernometry podcast.
James Eastham, The Telegraph, 19th December 2024Stephen Fry: "I made a mistake on QI and the panelists ripped me apart - I couldn't stop giggling"
The writer, actor and presenter on writing novels, his brush with cancer and meeting Lawrence Olivier in a lift.
Louise Flind, The Telegraph, 7th December 2024Book review: Odyssey by Stephen Fry
The Odyssey is often thought of as a bit of a slog. The sort of book people think they know but never actually read. Fry challenges that.
Ed Bedford, Indiependent, 24th October 2024Stephen Fry: Musk and Zuckerberg have 'polluted culture'
Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg and X owner Elon Musk are "the worst polluters in human history", Stephen Fry has said. The actor and comedian made the claim during a lecture at Kings College, London.
Zoe Kleinman, BBC News, 13th September 2024The week in audio: Jon Holmes Says the C-Word
Holmes creates the "men talk cancer" show he needed, featuring Eric Idle, Stephen Fry and more.
Miranda Sawyer, The Guardian, 13th July 2024Painting owned by Stephen Fry's family that was slashed by Nazi border guard goes on show
An exhibition of art that Hitler tried to ban is to go on show at a Norfolk festival. The Holt Festival, in North Norfolk, is hosting a collection of works titled German Expressionists & The Third Reich, external from this weekend. It features paintings that were deemed "degenerate" by the Nazi dictator, and includes an artwork owned by Stephen Fry's mother, Marianne.
Andrew Turner, BBC, 11th July 2024Jon Holmes opens up about cancer diagnosis in Radio 4 series
Radio 4 series Jon Holmes Says The C-Word will see The Skewer creator, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer, talking to comedians about their personal experiences of undergoing cancer treatment.
British Comedy Guide, 18th June 2024Garrick Club to accept women for first time in history after Stephen Fry votes in favour
Speakers in favour of the change to allow women into the club for the first time in its 193-year-old history included Stephen Fry, James Naughtie, Jonathan Sumption and Nigel Havers.
Tom Murray, The Independent, 8th May 2024Stephen Fry and Sandi Toksvig urge Labour to recognise humanist weddings if elected
Stephen Fry and Sandi Toksvig have called on the Labour Party to grant legal recognition of humanist weddings in England and Wales if they win the upcoming general election.
Chantelle Billson, Pink News, 22nd March 2024Stephen Fry: "I was never cute - I've got better looking as I've got older"
As Britain's pre-eminent brainbox voices Leonardo da Vinci in new stopmotion film The Inventor, he answers readers' questions on dinner parties, trivia quizzes and getting old.
Rich Pelley, The Guardian, 29th February 2024