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Joan Morecambe, the widow of comedian Eric Morecambe, has died on her 97th birthday after a short illness, her family has announced.

Original cast and writers return for stage reboot of 90s newsroom comedy.

The rest of the world gets to enjoy decades of great television on dozens of different streaming services. What is there for New Zealand, asks Dan Slevin.

Scholars & Rogues has been around for seven and a half years or so, and during that time we have evolved. Early on we were a political blog with a culturalist bent. These days we're a "journal of progressive culture" - in a nutshell, we're a culture blog informed by a strong political foundation. Our…

With his laidback style and down-to-earth humour, Parkinson was an amiable but penetrating interviewer, becoming the British chatshow host against whom all others have been measured.

Fawlty Towers, British situation comedy television series that aired on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) network for 12 episodes over two seasons (1975 and 1979). Fawlty Towers has garnered critical acclaim in the years since its original broadcast, and it is considered to be one of the

Barbara Young obituary: Character actress who appeared in I, Claudius and once ‘clouted’ the theatre director Joan Littlewood

A Glasgow academic has uncovered an unknown TV script by Dennis Potter that sheds new light on the creation of the iconic BBC series The Singing…

A Fawlty Towers reboot starring John Cleese as Basil Fawlty, and his daughter, Camilla Cleese, is coming from Castle Rock Entertainment.

“The Snowman" sold more than 5.5 million copies and was turned into a beloved TV adaptation.