Saudi Comedy Festival Pays Stars Up To £1.5M
Exclusive report reveals staggering fees paid to international comedians at Riyadh's comedy festival, with Chris Tucker and Andrew Schulz among highest earners in unprecedented comedy payday.
Exclusive report reveals staggering fees paid to international comedians at Riyadh's comedy festival, with Chris Tucker and Andrew Schulz among highest earners in unprecedented comedy payday.
A chilling new report uncovers how authoritarian regimes worldwide are silencing comedians as a first step to crushing dissent. Satire is becoming a dangerous profession in the face of rising autocracy.
American stand-up comedian Nate Bargatze has been officially announced as the host for the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards, bringing his signature dry wit to one of television's biggest nights.
Mercury Prize winner Michael Kiwanuka and comedian Chris McCausland are among hundreds of artists and cultural figures demanding Ireland take a stronger stance against Israel's actions in Gaza, citing a 'catastrophic humanitarian crisis'.
Comedy giants Graham Norton, Alan Carr, and Lucy Beaumont headline the star-studded UK version of Amazon Prime's hit show 'Last One Laughing', where celebrities battle to keep a straight face for a £100,000 charity prize.
Prime Video's hit comedy series 'Last One Laughing UK' is back for a second season. Alan Carr and Rebel Wilson return to host the uproarious contest where ten top comedians battle to keep a straight face. Discover the all-star cast and the chaos set to un
Comedian Katherine Ryan opens up about her unconventional parenting philosophy, defending her choice to prioritise real-world experience and resilience over sheltered private education for her son.
American comedians warn of rising dangers in political satire, drawing eerie parallels to dystopian fiction as censorship fears grow.
Legendary comedian Harry Hill offers invaluable advice for those looking to break into the comedy scene, sharing insights from his decades-long career.
Ex-MP slams 'unlawful' ban on Jewish comedians at Edinburgh Fringe, calling it a dangerous example of cancel culture targeting free speech.
Several Jewish comedians have had their shows cancelled at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival following heightened tensions over the Israel-Gaza conflict, sparking debates over free speech and artistic freedom.
Several Jewish comedians have withdrawn from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival after venues cited safety concerns for their staff amid rising tensions.