Susan Chlopicki: Comedian and Activist Dies at 59
Susan Chlopicki, a comedian, activist, and charity worker known for her standup and BBC writing, has died aged 59 of lung cancer.
Category : Comedy
We're All Preppers Now: Becky Barnicoat Cartoon
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon humorously explores how everyday life has turned us all into preppers, from stockpiling to disaster readiness.
Meghann Fahy: Peeing My Pants On Stage Was Most Embarrassing
The White Lotus actor Meghann Fahy discusses her most embarrassing moment, awful audition, first kiss with Leo Woodall, and desire to be a killer whale.
Cartoon: Steve Jones on Kids' Screen Time
A cartoon by Steve Jones humorously critiques the impact of excessive screen time on children, highlighting modern parenting challenges.
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I Had Best Sex at a Funeral After Meeting Him That Day
A woman shares her story of meeting a man at his father's funeral, leading to an unforgettable one-night stand that turned into a situationship.
Urzila Carlson: Comedy Star on Fan Boundaries
Comedian Urzila Carlson discusses her rise to fame, dealing with inappropriate fan behavior, and staying grounded in the spotlight.
I Had Sex While My Partner FaceTimed His Friend to Watch
A woman recounts her first experience with a threesome via FaceTime, where her partner's friend watched and masturbated while they had sex. It was a thrilling, no-strings-attached adventure.
WhatsApp Group Aims to Drink One Million Pints
A WhatsApp group called One Million Beers Please aims to collectively drink a million pints. With 857 members, they share photos of beers worldwide, fostering community and supporting pubs.
Russell Brand Confesses to Past Relationship with Teen
Russell Brand has publicly acknowledged having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old when he was 30, describing his past behavior as 'selfish' and 'exploitative' while facing multiple criminal charges he denies.
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Late-Night Hosts Mock Trump's Iran Ceasefire and Negotiations
Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and Seth Meyers ridicule Donald Trump's indefinite extension of the Iran ceasefire, comparing his promises to a broken plumber and questioning his credibility amid stalled peace talks.
Two Ronnies' Dystopia Inspired by Joe Orton's Beatles Script
The Two Ronnies' matriarchal dystopia sketch 'The Worm That Turned' has roots in Joe Orton's 1967 screenplay 'Up Against It', written for The Beatles but rejected before his death.
Roundhouse Comedy Festival Returns to London with Star-Studded Lineup
The Roundhouse Comedy Festival returns to Camden in August 2026 with headliners Frank Skinner, Katherine Ryan, Sam Campbell, and more. Tickets on sale soon.
I Saw Satan at the 7-Eleven: Gonzo Joyride with Devil
Christopher Brett Bailey returns with a lurid, hilarious monologue about a road trip with Satan. A must-see for fans of his signature style.
Jack Whitehall's Wedding Wardrobe Malfunction in Cotswolds
Comedian Jack Whitehall's lavish Cotswolds wedding to model Roxy Horner faced a hilarious wardrobe malfunction when his trousers split, forcing a last-minute suit change.
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Victoria Wood Remembered: Friends Share Stories of Her Genius
On the 10th anniversary of Victoria Wood's death, friends and colleagues reveal intimate stories about the comedy legend's brilliance, perfectionism, and lasting impact on British entertainment.
Weirdos Book Club Returns with Sara Pascoe and Cariad Lloyd
Comedians Sara Pascoe and Cariad Lloyd are back with the fifth series of their offbeat literary podcast, Weirdos Book Club, featuring guests like Maggie O'Farrell and Kae Tempest. This week's best podcasts also include historical insights from Colleen Sho
Simpsons Couch Gags Scaled Back After 36 Years
The Simpsons has quietly reduced its famous couch gags in recent seasons, with showrunner Matt Selman explaining budget and timing constraints, sparking fan backlash over the loss of a beloved tradition.
Susan Calman on Comedy, Depression, and Self-Discovery
Comedian Susan Calman opens up about her journey from corporate law to standup, battling depression, working on death row, and embracing her identity. She shares insights on perimenopause and happiness in her 50s.
Aaron Chen's Journey from Australia to Hollywood Stardom
Australian comedian Aaron Chen discusses his move to the US, starring in Fisk, and his new Netflix special Funny Garden, reflecting on his career growth and challenges.
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Jack Whitehall and Roxy Horner's Wedding Celebration
Comedian Jack Whitehall and model Roxy Horner officially tied the knot in April 2026 after a relationship that began during lockdown. The couple's journey includes a daughter, engagement, and celebrity-filled celebrations.
Max Wall's Last Meal at Simpson's-in-the-Strand Recalled
Paul Foxall shares memories of dining with clown Max Wall at Simpson's-in-the-Strand, recalling the tragic fall that led to his death in 1990, amid the restaurant's historic ties to comedy legends like Charlie Chaplin.
Roommates Review: Netflix's Buried College Comedy Gem
Netflix's Roommates, starring Sadie Sandler and Chloe East, delivers a witty and detailed college comedy about friendship dynamics, despite being strangely kept from critics.
Hacks Final Season Review: Losing Its Comedic Edge
The final season of Hacks delivers renewed momentum but lacks the venomous satire that once defined it, despite brilliant performances from Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder.
Cassie Workman's 'You Are Here' Nominated at Melbourne Comedy Fest
Cassie Workman's standup show 'You Are Here,' nominated for most outstanding show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, uses a surreal metaphor of a sentient mall to critique modern capitalism with poetic humor.
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Graham Norton's Candid Interview: Secrets and Regrets
In a revealing interview, Graham Norton discusses his career, personal life, and surprising confessions, including being stabbed and his views on fame.
SNL UK Mid-Season Break Explained
Saturday Night Live UK is taking a one-week hiatus after its successful launch, with upcoming hosts including Nicola Coughlan and Aimee Lou Wood. The Sky show has garnered significant attention and strong viewing figures.
Kimmel, Colbert Mock Trump AI Images and Dildo Blitz Protests
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert targeted Donald Trump's AI-generated religious images, Operation Dildo Blitz protests against ICE, and JD Vance's advice to the Pope in their latest monologues.
Phil Ellis' 'Bath Mat': Celebrating Midlife Failures
Phil Ellis' new stand-up show 'Bath Mat' at The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow turns his midlife failures into a raucous laugh-along, featuring audience interaction and chaotic humor.
Can Comedy Defeat Trump or Just 'Clownwash' His Horrors?
As Trump's second term brings new terrors, comedians debate whether humor can still deflate authoritarianism or merely sanitizes evil through laughter, risking dangerous normalization.
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Tom Gleeson: Comedy, Controversy, and 'Out of Touch' in Melbourne
Comedian Tom Gleeson discusses his provocative style on 'Hard Quiz,' balancing entertainment with sensitivity, and his new show 'Out of Touch' at the Melbourne Comedy Festival.
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