Channel 4 has commissioned a second series of Catastrophe, just two weeks into its initial run. Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan, who wrote and co-star in the comedy about a couple thrown into an accelerated relationship by an unexpected pregnancy, are expected to return next year. The show launched two weeks ago with 800,000 viewers, according to overnight figures, down on Channel 4’s average of 1. …
Suberbob – a film starring stand-up Brett Goldstein as a very British superhero – has won a top award at the London Comedy Film Festival. …
THE cast of the new all-female Ghostbusters reboot has been revealed. …
Police have signed up a YouTube comedian Humza Arshad in a bid to combat Muslim radicalisation. …
KEVIN BRIDGES is to headline the annual comedy show for the Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall. …
The boss of the Stand comedy clubs will be fighting the next election for the SNP. …
Joan Rivers’ daughter has filed a lawsuit against the New York clinic which was treating her mother when she stopped breathing. …
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