Graham Norton, 59, is best known for hosting his own chat show on BBC One, but in 2019 he handed over the reins to a popular stand-in while he was away from the UK

Michael Kay went off on certain New Yorkers.

The comedian, 69, has starred as the titular matriarch in the long-running BBC sitcom for almost 14 years, and initially brought the character to life as part of a radio play in the 1990s.

The first four weeks of the season have not gone the way anyone around the Jets expected for wide receiver Garrett Wilson. 

Brendan O'Carroll says he accepts his Mrs Brown's Boys comedy is "marmite" but he doesn't care anymore because his fans continue to share their love for it

Brendan O'Carroll says he accepts his Mrs Brown's Boys comedy is "marmite" but he doesn't care anymore because his fans continue to share their love for it

The former cricket star will host a Christmas special of the ITV game show which first aired in 1981.

ITV is set to bring back the darts-themed quiz show Bullseye, 27 years after it went off the air, with Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff tipped to be the new host of the show

The Sunday teatime institution ran for 14 years after being launched by ATV in Birmingham with comic Jim Bowen presenting

The classic ITV game show ran from 1981 until 1995

Flintoff said 'You can’t beat a bit of Bully'

Flintoff said 'You can’t beat a bit of Bully'

Charlie Puth is hungies for laughs. The pop singer — who got married last month — is launching his own comedy show, Charlie Puth Show, and got a little help from Will Ferrell for the preview.

The Black Country comedian used to present the Saturday breakfast slot on Absolute Radio alongside Emily Dean and Pierre Novellie

Freddie Flintoff has landed a brand new gig as the host for a reboot of one of his 'favourite' 80s gameshow

Jon Stewart recalled an axed bit on his MTV talk series in which he interviewed Dave Attell dressed as Adolf Hitler. Paramount shut the sketch down.