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The Britain's Got Talent judge says she was attacked by an unnamed comic, 21st-century comics grapple with homosexuality, and David Brent realises his rock-god dreams Not much to laugh about in today's top story, as Amanda Holden writes in her autobiography...

There is a certain inevitability about middle aged comic stars returning to the material that made them a recognisable name in the first place. Maybe it’s because comedy is such a rapidly evolving art form, so a comedian’s time at the top is an often...

When Ricky Gervais announced a David Brent film, you could be forgiven for thinking it was a cash grab. Fifteen years since The Office first aired on BBC, thirteen since the Christmas special finale and with Gervais always saying he would never bring...

Our pleasure is Ricky Gervais’ self-inflicted pain in David Brent: Life On The Road, a toe-curling faux documentary comedy that catches up with the politically incorrect title character as he embarks on a quest for musical nirvana with his band, Foregone...

David Brent just wants to be liked. Scratch that, loved. By everyone. All the time. That’s the driving premise behind the original UK version of The Office. Sure, there’s the out-of-sync romance and professional paralysis of Tim and Dawn, the daily antics...