Ross Noble – ’It’s always important to have a laugh’

Ross Noble’s Humanoid tour may be postponed for now, but the comedian is still on hand for a bit of comedic wisdom. By Ella Walker. Comedian Ross Noble is a meandering kind of the guy. The Newcastle-born stand-up has a stream of consciousness approach to amusing people, meaning his upcoming show Humournoid will be a... Read More

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March 13, 2018

Sir Ken Dodd’s faith was powered by laughter says fellow comic Jimmy Cricket

Legendary Catholic Irish comic Jimmy Cricket has led tributes to his “comedy hero” Sir Ken Dodd, following his death at the age of 90. Sir Ken died on Sunday, 11th March at the home where he was born, in the Liverpool suburb of Knotty Ash. “Ken was my comedy hero and I was blessed to... Read More

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February 24, 2018

Saoirse decided a spot of reality was essential

Lady Bird actress Saoirse Ronan said it was important to her not to cover up her acne in the film because it “represents teenagers as they actually are”. The Irish star, 23, has received her third Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Christine ‘Lady Bird’ McPherson – a teenage girl who attends a Catholic high... Read More

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