Comedian Harry Enfield has revealed how he feared Ricky Gervais had killed off his TV career.

Ray Winstone is furious that ‘The Bill’ has been axed.

Lily Allen will visit a therapist for a new TV show.

British actress Kathy Burke is in hospital suffering a mystery stomach illness.

Heather Mills McCartney was once again mocked at an awards ceremony today.

Victoria Wood has beaten other queens of comedy to be named the funniest woman of all time.

New York’s highest court today ruled that gay marriage is not allowed under state law, rejecting arguments by same-sex couples who said the law violates their constitutional rights.

Comedian Frank Skinner, double gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes and actress Kathy Burke – best known as Waynetta Slob – are the new stars of Who’s Who 2006.

After making a fool of himself on national TV by proposing to his girlfriend Shirley (Shirley Henderson) and being turned down, Dek (Rhys Ifans) doesn’t think things could get any worse.

Comedian Johnny Vegas and singer Jennifer Lopez are the celebrities with the most “come to bed” eyes, according to a survey published today.

The Two Towers actress Cate Blanchett and Gimme Gimme Gimme star Kathy Burke are helping to give young film-makers a break.

Graham Norton is today celebrating picking up two gongs at the British Comedy Awards.

The Office and Phoenix Nights were set to battle it out today at the British Comedy Awards.

Actress and writer Meera Syal's novel about an Indian family living in the English Midlands in the l970s comes to the screen ... with nothing much to commend it.

The list of nominations for the British Academy Television Awards has been announced.

The nominations for this year's Empire Awards have thrown up a few surprises.