Barry Murphy, Risteard Cooper and Garry Cooke put an Aprés Match spin on the general election of 1982 on  RTÉ One, on Wednesday at 10.35pm.

The first trailer for the sequel to Snow White and the Huntsman has been released, and the very pale one is nowhere to be seen

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ALAN DAVIES is the only permanent panellist on the BBC quiz show QI, a series that has possibly logged more comedy gold moments than any competitor since hitting television screens in 2003. 

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Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham and Antonio Banderas flex their muscles in The Expendables 3, and a talented table footballer learns to play the beautiful game for real in the computer-animated fantasy The Unbeatables.

Tune in to Ch4 at 10pm for a documentary shedding light on the world of child shooters in America, illuminating the beliefs, ambitions and paranoia that underpin it.

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Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams give their verdict on a brand new batch of weird and wonderful performances in Britain's Got Talent on TV3 at 7pm tonight.

Ant and Dec host the eighth series of Britain's Got Talent on TV3 at 7.15pm tonight. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams return to give their verdict on the first batch of 2014's weird and wonderful auditions.

Tune into BBC1 at 10.35pm tonight as Graham Norton is joined by Hollywood superstar Russell Crowe, screen siren Cameron Diaz, and comic actor and director Richard Ayoade. Plus music from the queen of pop, Kylie Minogue.

Started in 1978 by Sundance himself Robert Redford, the Sundance Film Festival is a yearly gathering of movie folks in the snowy climes of Park City, Utah where deals are done and the indie (and not so indie) releases for the year are teased.

Russell Brand hit out at the GQ Awards sponsors Hugo Boss claiming the company's founder was a "Nazi".

It is gnome mean feat – but the strict ban on ornamental figures populating gardens at Chelsea Flower Show has been lifted, for one year only.

Jessie J has reportedly quit as judge of talent show 'The Voice'.

'Appropriate Adult' stars Dominic West and Emily Watson have each carried off a Royal Television Society award for their performances in the drama about the killer Fred West.

Rob Brydon has slammed plans for a 'Gavin and Stacey' musical as "pants".

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Comic Miranda Hart could be set to repeat her triumph of last year after she was nominated for four gongs at the British Comedy Awards.

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U2 were named Band of the Year at the GQ Men of the Year awards last night.

Bruce Forsyth is "sick" of his own catchphrases.

Mathew Horne thinks a 'Gavin and Stacey' movie is a "bad idea".

Chart veteran Sir Tom Jones was honoured by the music industry for his outstanding contribution over the past half century.

Funnyman Steve Coogan is to return to TV with a new comic creation – himself.

'Gavin & Stacey' may return for a one-off special.

ROCK star Stuart Cable was laid to rest yesterday to the raucous sound of high decibel heavy metal.

Cheryl Cole’s status as the nation’s celebrity queen was cemented today after being crowned Woman of the Year at a glitzy event.

Comedians Alan Carr and Michael McIntyre do battle at tonight's British Comedy Awards with three nominations each.

Steve Coogan revealed today he will set 'Alan Partridge: The Movie' in America.

'Atonement' led the way at the Sony Ericsson Empire Awards, scooping three of the most coveted prizes.

A catfight has broken out between Little Britain star David Walliams and Boy George.

LITTLE Britain star Matt Lucas “tied the knot” with his long-term partner yesterday.

Graham Norton has been crowned the most influential person in British comedy.

Steve Coogan is to star in a spoof Star Trek show to be broadcast on BBC2 this Christmas.

Comic Frank Skinner has claimed victory in the battle of the TV funnymen at the British Comedy Awards 2001.