‘My first drag turn? As Karen Carpenter in hotpants!’ La Voix on swinger cruises, Strictly

From Drag Race to Eurovision to Strictly, La Voix is going stratospheric. And Chris Dennis, the man behind the crimson coiffure, is thrilled. He talks about his cruise ship highs, doing panto with Cilla – and starring in Annie

Grizz Chapman, actor who played Grizz in 30 Rock, dies aged 52

The actor, who played Tracy Jordan’s gentle bodyguard in 80 episodes of the beloved comedy, died in his sleep after years of health problems

The Meanest Tradition in Entertainment

Celebrity roasts have become crueler in their style of comedy, and almost unwatchable.

The show might go on: what happens to late-night TV without Stephen Colbert?

The end of The Late Show, an American institution since 1993, leaves those still surviving within the format wondering what the future looks like

Is This Thing On? to Fuze: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Will Arnett uses standup comedy to tackle his midlife crisis in Bradley Cooper’s hilariously biting drama. Plus, the bookies’ favourites to be the next James Bond have a blast in a winning bomb disposal thriller

Stephen Colbert Takes Stage of "The Late Show" One Last Time: "We Were Lucky Enough to Be Here for the Last 11 Years"

Updated on: May 22, 2026 / 12:47 AM EDT / CBS News

‘Really entertaining in a horrible way’: the indestructible appeal of Tosca

With its screams, sex, bells and bloodshed Puccini’s opera was initially derided as a noisy disaster. Ahead of Glyndebourne’s first ever production, we look the ‘shabby little shocker’ that’s become one of opera’s most bankable masterpieces

‘I have a lot of rage inside me’: Bob Odenkirk on Saul, satire and his heart attack

He made his name as a conman, but now Bob Odenkirk is on the right side of the law in Normal. He answers your questions about Henry Winkler, Bruce Dern and Shakespeare

Not Even Baby Yoda Can Save “Star Wars"

The Mandalorian and Grogu is the franchise’s least essential entry yet.

Josh Johnson: Symphony review – a masterful HBO special from a generational comedy talent

US comedian has a remarkable ability to transform amusing, if somewhat banal, anecdotes into meticulously crafted joy and preposterousness

'The film humanised Russians at a time when Rambo was killing them': how we made Letter to Brezhnev

'All of Kirkby turned out for the premiere – many of them had been extras. And 500 people crammed into my mum’s council house for a party. It’s still talked about'

Garance Review

Cannes Film Festival: Performer is as good as ever but her actor character is thinly conceived in a fundamentally implausible depiction of how to grapple with alcoholism.