Elon Musk as Monster in Nolan's Odyssey: Cartoon
Stephen Collins' cartoon reimagines Elon Musk as the most fearsome monster in Christopher Nolan's Odyssey, blending pop culture and myth.
Category : Comedy
Jimmy Adams obituary: Chess master and editor dies at 79
Jimmy Adams, Fide master and longtime editor of Chess magazine, has died aged 79. He was known for his witty style and encyclopedic chess knowledge.
Puppet Dracula at Edinburgh Fringe Not for Kids
A deeply creepy puppet version of Dracula comes to the Edinburgh fringe, focusing on Lucy's perspective and exploring trauma. Director Yngvild Aspeli discusses the show's eerie effects.
Comedian parodying Karl Stefanovic says 'he doesn't scare me'
Comedian Henry Bretz has posted over 30 satirical videos impersonating Karl Stefanovic, who blocked him on social media. Bretz criticizes Stefanovic's right-wing turn.
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Unacceptable Review: Unnecessary Panel Show with Star Power
Unacceptable, a new panel show from Romesh Ranganathan's production company, features comedians defending their worst opinions. Despite a star-studded cast, the show feels unnecessary and fails to land its jokes.
Sedaris's The Land and Its People: crankiness and charm
David Sedaris's new essay collection 'The Land and Its People' blends crankiness with charm, offering 28 pieces on everyday life, family, and touring, though some jokes fall flat.
Greg James mocks Leo DiCaprio over Taylor Swift wedding snub
BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James taunts Leonardo DiCaprio for missing Taylor Swift's star-studded wedding to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden, while he attended.
Millie Bobby Brown Believes She Was Closeted Gay Soldier
Millie Bobby Brown claims she was a closeted gay soldier killed by a sword through the spine in a past life, citing a birthmark on her lower back as evidence.
Hair festival in Sydney: live haircutting as spectator sport
At Sydney's Hair festival, professionals showcase live haircutting competitions, with no AI or photoshopping, pure hair creativity on display.
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Haskell thought Chloe fancied dad Richard Madeley
James Haskell admits he didn't know Chloe Madeley was Richard Madeley's daughter when they first dated, thinking she had a crush on the TV presenter.
Victor Willis, Village People frontman, dies at 74
Victor Willis, lead singer of Village People and co-writer of YMCA and Macho Man, has died at 74 after a short illness. The group confirmed his passing on June 30, 2026.
Smack the Pony revival: Cult 90s sketch show returns
Channel 4's Smack the Pony is returning for a TV special after 20 years, confirmed by star Sally Phillips, with new sketches underway following a successful Edinburgh reunion.
International Freak: Robin Farquharson's Countercultural Life
Robin Farquharson, a prize-winning game theorist and countercultural figure, died at 42 in a squat fire. A new biography explores his chaotic life.
Joe Lycett applies for pub licence for new Channel 4 series
Comedian Joe Lycett applies for a licence to run an east London pub open one hour a week for new Channel 4 series The Lycett Arms, airing Fridays at 10pm.
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Michelle Wolf: The Best Job in the World review – motherhood
Michelle Wolf's touring show riffs on pregnancy, breastfeeding, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar as a menopausal parable, celebrating women's magnificence.
Abbie Chatfield on doomscrolling, aliens, and sound healing
Podcaster Abbie Chatfield reveals her obsession with a tortoise named Jorge, shares her worst dating story, and discusses her new live show 'Abbie Chatfield Loves Men'.
Joanne McNally: My breakdown was the making of me
Irish standup Joanne McNally shares how bulimia and a mental breakdown led to her accidental comedy career, feral stage persona, and hit podcast.
Rik Mayall: Magnificent B’Stard review – a heartfelt tribute
Ade Edmondson reveals his regret over their split in this documentary, packed with memories from Ben Elton and Stephen Fry, celebrating Mayall's punky spirit.
Relics review: Starry cast can't save messy family drama
Ben Ockrent's Relics at Lyric Hammersmith boasts a stellar cast including Sally Phillips but fails to balance farce and deep ethical questions, resulting in a tonal mess.
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Hannah Byczkowski: The Traitors Comedian Takes Stage
Hannah Byczkowski, known for The Traitors, brings her debut stand-up show to the Edinburgh Fringe, blending comedy with personal stories.
Dannii Minogue hosts I Kissed a Girl dating show
Dannii Minogue presents I Kissed a Girl, a new lesbian dating show premiering tonight on BBC Three, featuring women kissing to test chemistry.
The Leveret review: a hare mends the pain of baby loss
In The Leveret, Anna Goldreich explores grief after baby loss through a woman's bond with a hare, blending memoir and nature writing in a poignant debut.
Inexperience review – no-contact romance is incredibly touching
Douglas Maxwell's romantic comedy explores a sexually charged relationship sustained without physical contact, asking philosophical questions about deferred gratification and human behavior.
Catastrophising About the Cat: Barnicoat Cartoon
Becky Barnicoat's latest cartoon humorously explores the tendency to catastrophise about a cat's minor health issues, reflecting broader anxiety patterns.
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Blind date: Alex and Ellie share their honest thoughts
Alex, 45, and Ellie, 35, meet for a blind date in Bristol. Despite good conversation and warm vibes, both felt no romantic chemistry, but enjoyed each other's company.
Cancer Season Tarot Horoscope: Heal Burnout for Your Sign
Cancer season brings nurturing energy to heal burnout. Discover your tarot card reading for each zodiac sign to restore balance and recharge this June-July.
Female Comics in China Offer Release for Women Frustrated by Sexism
Standup comedy gives Chinese women a space to discuss sensitive topics, with performers like Fang Shaoli resonating with millions while navigating censorship limits.
Thursday Quiz: Channel Skirmishes, Stolen Mopeds, Drum Disasters
Test your knowledge with 15 questions on topical news, pop culture, and general trivia. No prizes, but share your score in the comments!
Cry/Laugh Review: Clownish Tale of Power and News
Nay Dhanak's debut play Cry/Laugh follows a town crier and jester struggling to adapt after losing their roles. Despite strong performances, the play lacks focus and fails to balance comedy with political intent.
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Booksmaxxing: How Reading Became Sexy
Tinder reports a surge in book mentions in bios, with 75% finding readers more attractive. But is this trend genuine or performative?
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