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Two Ronnies' 50th anniversary | How it became a national institution - Vimarsana News

Two Ronnies' 50th anniversary | How it became a national institution

Monday, 5th April 2021 at 8:00 am It was a world of Fork Handles and Raspberry Blowers, one that rejoiced in witty wordplay and made a mockery of social norms, and its floodgates of fun opened on 10th April 1971. Advertisement Following The Saturday Western and before A Man Called Ironside, The Two Ronnies brought together the immense individual talents of Ronnies Barker and Corbett on the suggestion of BBC head of light entertainment Bill Cotton. Their packed programme of colourful comedy came to be synonymous with Saturday nights on BBC One (though it did flirt with Thursdays and BBC Two f...

Mr Benn turns 50 | David McKee on his famous creation - Vimarsana News

Mr Benn turns 50 | David McKee on his famous creation

Thursday, 25th February 2021 at 11:19 am Who doesn’t love Mr Benn? The sharp suit, a kind word and a smile for everyone he meets, the hyperactive legs, and more diplomacy than a UN negotiator. Advertisement When he first opened the front door of his home at 52 Festive Road a whole half-century ago, a delivery by the postman led to a world of colourful adventures. Today his fame is undiminished: Mr Benn is the best-performing animation on streaming platform BritBox, and its third most-popular classic kids show – after Grange Hill and Worzel Gummidge. There’s also a new edition of the...

BBC Moscow's Steve Rosenberg's musical tributes are lifting spirits - Vimarsana News

BBC Moscow's Steve Rosenberg's musical tributes are lifting spirits

His day job is to report from Russia, but the BBC's Steve Rosenberg has a "superpower" of his own.