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‘I remember going: oh hello!’ Dara Ó Briain on comedy, coolness, cruelty and finding his birth parents

The standup has been the host of the panel show Mock the Week for more than two decades. As it returns to UK screens, he discusses its years as a macho bear pit, the dearth of jokes about Brexit – and why it’s important to punch up

The Guardian - UK · Aug 26

‘Performing is not some gigantic thing – it’s just me breathing’: Obongjayar on the journey from shyness to stardom

Ahead of the release of his spectacular second album, the Nigerian singer speaks of his recent songwriting epiphany and how he learned to best express his political rage

The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2025

Stalked: how a relentless campaign of online abuse derailed one woman’s life

A new BBC podcast recounts the ordeal endured by Hannah Mossman Moore, whose phone was bombarded by fake accounts and her personal data weaponised against her

The Guardian - UK · Mar 9, 2025

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Vanessa Feltz looks back: ‘Russell Brand said he wanted to “have it off” with both my daughters – it was revolting’

The broadcaster and her daughters on her rollercoaster media career, enduring public scandals, and their unbreakable bonds

The Guardian - UK · Oct 26, 2024

‘Clearly, I have no rizz’: can a 60-year-old misanthrope polish up his pulling power?

Love Islanders have it, daters want it and TikTok influencers will teach you how to get it – but rizz (a close cousin of charisma) is hard to fabricate

The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2024

Martin and Roman Kemp look back: ‘I didn’t want a parent v kid relationship. I wanted us to be equal’

The musician and actor, and the DJ and presenter, on fame, football and dinner party debates with George Michael

The Guardian - UK · May 11, 2024

Resolution revolution: how to make new year promises you’ll stick to

It’s self-improvement season and the air is thick with vows to do better next year. Most will be abandoned before January’s over. But is there a way to make better, stronger intentions that might actually stick?

The Guardian - UK · Dec 31, 2023

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Carol Vorderman: ‘I honestly believe we can reduce the Tories to 70 MPs’

The former Countdown host on how her love of puzzles and quizzes led to her Perfect 10 podcast, her hopes for 2024, and her unlikely mission to oust the Tories

The Guardian - UK · Dec 24, 2023

I always had turkey at Christmas. Then I adopted one. How would I feel about eating my own bird?

I got to know Terrance in June and followed his progress into a full-grown turkey. Then Christmas came around …

The Guardian - UK · Dec 16, 2023

‘It’s been the craziest moment of my life’: the 2023 British independent film award nominees on risk, romance, and why UK film is on fire

From buzzy romcom Rye Lane via the psychosexual noir Femme to the teen thrills of How to Have Sex, six nominees take us behind the scenes of the exciting new wave of British cinema

The Guardian - UK · Nov 26, 2023

Suranne Jones: ‘People think I’m the queen of trauma but I love comedy’

The actor on indulging her funny side, judging on Drag Race, and why the new series of Vigil doesn’t need a submarine

The Guardian - UK · Nov 26, 2023

The doomsday vaults storing seeds, data and DNA to protect our future

Around the world, highly secure chambers are being built to preserve everything we need to withstand any number of worst-case scenarios

The Guardian - UK · Nov 19, 2023

Ed Gamble and James Acaster: ‘Food is the ultimate topic. But famous people rarely talk about it’

The comedy duo are taking their hit podcast Off Menu on tour. Who has been their strangest guest? Who do they most want on the show? And why has it become a phenomenon?

The Guardian - UK · Sep 17, 2023

‘I’m not that geeky guy any more’: Simon Pegg on comedy, action heroes and staying at home

Simon Pegg has called time on the nerdy stuff, and says he’d rather watch Succession than sci-fi. As for his A-list status, friendship with Tom Cruise and box-office pulling power – well, he’d take Hertfordshire over Hollywood any time

The Guardian - UK · Jun 25, 2023

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The Guardian - UK · Jun 2, 2023

‘I can do everything but be humble’: Eric Cantona on his surprise new music career

A generational football talent, a celebrated actor and now a chanteur with serious chops – the Frenchman is a polymath par excellence. He discusses politics, mortality and Pep Guardiola

The Guardian - UK · May 21, 2023

Counter culture: stories from 75 years of Britain’s Caribbean food shops

As the Windrush anniversary draws near, five shopkeepers reflect on their work, lives and community pride

The Guardian - UK · Apr 2, 2023

The ‘missing personality type’: could you be a Highly Sensitive Person?

Are you moved to tears by the smallest thing? Do emotions overwhelm you? According to a new book, it may be that you are an HSP just like Nicole Kidman, Lorde and Miranda Hart. Rhik Samadder wonders if he qualifies as one, too

The Guardian - UK · Mar 26, 2023

Novelist Naomi Alderman: ‘When I’m feeling distressed I go very intellectual. Which is a defence’

As her hit feminist novel, The Power, becomes a TV series, the writer talks about dark episodes in her past that underpin her work, and how she is inspired by a new generation of women

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The Guardian - UK · Jan 14, 2023

Four dogs, three cats, two snakes, a tortoise: what 30 years of pets have taught me about life

Here’s what you need to know: snakes will escape and a tortoise offers only lessons in estate planning …

The Guardian - UK · Jan 7, 2023

‘I’ve heard it all: she’s a fraud, a liar, a thief’: Jack Monroe on alcohol, addiction and answering her critics

She’s the anti-poverty campaigner and food writer who shot to fame by teaching us how to make the most of our pennies. But behind the scenes her world was unravelling

The Guardian - UK · Dec 18, 2022

Clive Myrie: ‘We need solace wherever we can get it’

The Mastermind host on why this year we need Christmas more than ever, his admiration for the Ukrainian president and the reason we all love quizzes

The Guardian - UK · Nov 13, 2022

‘We’ve forgotten how to be innocent’: Tim Minchin on comedy, music and the joy of Matilda

Tim Minchin refuses to be categorised. So what do we call a man who tells jokes, challenges political tribalism and writes songs that move you to tears? Eva Wiseman meets the man behind Matilda the Musical – and much more

The Guardian - UK · Oct 17, 2022

OFM Awards 2022: Editor’s Award – #CookForUkraine

Olia Hercules and Alissa Timoshkina explain why the £1.8m they have raised since the invasion is just the beginning

The Guardian - UK · Sep 18, 2022

‘I’m attracted to chaos. I like the excitement’: Tom Kerridge on the risks of running restaurants and teaching his chefs to fish

The Michelin-starred chef likens the world of professional cooking to the life of a pirate. So what happens on a two-day fishing trip to Cornwall with his head chefs?

The Guardian - UK · Sep 8, 2022

‘Intelligent women are dangerous, no?’ Samantha Morton on sexism, success and survival

Taken into care, abused, objectified: the actor had a traumatic start to life – and her career. Why does she feel such a strong connection to her new TV role: privileged, notorious Catherine de Medici?

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