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Stephen Fry uses a walking stick as he is seen for the first time six weeks after breaking his leg, pelvis and ribs
Stephen Fry was pictured for the first time since he broke his leg, pelvis and ribs after falling 6ft on stage at an AI conference six weeks ago.
Connie Rusk and Neil Chandler, Daily Mail, 3rd November 2023Stephen Fry says psychiatry 'saved his life' as he backs campaign for profession
Stephen Fry has said psychiatry "saved his life at its lowest moment" as he backed a campaign to attract more people to the profession.
The Sunday Post, 24th October 2023Blackadder coming to Blu-ray
All original BBC television episodes of Blackadder have been restored and remastered in HD for a new Blu-ray release.
British Comedy Guide, 12th October 2023Stephen Fry says his agents 'went ballistic' over AI impersonation of his voice: 'It shocked me'.
Stephen Fry has issued a warning against Artificial Intelligence (AI) after discovering that his voice had been impersonated by machine learning.
Tom Murray, The Independent, 20th September 2023Comedians offer up artwork for National Doodle Day 2023
Joe Lycett, Aisling Bea, Jake Lambert and Jon Pointing have contributed artwork to the National Doodle Day auction run by Epilepsy Action.
British Comedy Guide, 15th September 2023Why is Stephen Fry still burbling on about Brexit?
Petulant Remainer luvvies are still refusing to accept that they lost.
Julie Burchill, Spiked, 13th September 2023Stephen Fry: Nine things we learned from his This Cultural Life Interview
It's fair to say he's a national treasure, but, as he tells John Wilson in this episode of This Cultural Life, it took him quite a while to realise that entertaining was his destiny. In typically articulate fashion, he tells Wilson all about his childhood struggles, his spell in prison, and the time he got expelled from school because of Sherlock Holmes.
BBC, 13th August 2023Stephen Fry says reading about Oscar Wilde made him fear 'a cursed life' as a gay man in Britain
Broadcaster and writer was influenced by learning about the homophobia the 19th-century Irish poet faced.
Nicole Vassell, The Independent, 8th August 2023Stephen Fry: 'I fell for a boy and was never the same again'
The star recalls falling in love for the first time, ignoring his mother's advice and the day he met Hollywood great James Stewart.
Jake Helm, The Sunday Times, 6th August 2023Why do comedians keep siding with the establishment?
From the Farage banking row to the London mayor's war on banter, comics are batting for the wrong team says Simon Evans.
Simon Evans, Spiked, 31st July 2023