Hollywood's history is filled with legendary comedy teams, each leaving behind a unique imprint on the world of entertainment ...

The Simpsons voice actor ... which he’s voiced over 100 characters. In a recent op-ed for The New York Times, Azaria, who is known for voicing characters such as bartender Moe Szyslak, Chief Wiggum, ...

This week, Democrats took the first major step in their rebuilding effort when they elected Ken Martin as the new chair ... ‘You’re the guy.’ It’ll be more organic than that,” said ...

The former motorcycle road racer, current TV presenter, and part-time truck mechanic currently holds four Guinness World ...

Guy Martin, a proper bloke, has a new TV series. In Guy Martin: Proper Jobs (U&Dave), he tries his hand at different occupations. Now, this isn’t a new idea – television is full of presenters ...

Former motorcycle racer and television presenter Guy Martin is set to headline The Speed Show at Elvington Airfield on Saturday and Sunday, February 22 and 23. Guy will be on-site alongside the ...

Daredevil Guy Martin recreates Steve McQueen's iconic Great Escape stunt but manages to sail his motorbike 60ft over BOTH fences But none of those programmes conveyed the sheer hardship and danger ...

A WELL-KNOWN TV biker is set to headline an annual adrenaline-fueled event in York. Former motorcycle racer and television presenter Guy Martin is set to headline The Speed Show at Elvington ...

But none of those programmes conveyed the sheer hardship and danger of life at sea the way Guy did. From the first morning, when he ate two fried breakfasts to test his stomach in a heavy swell ...

As the director of “Green Lantern,” Martin Campbell was far from the first, and certainly not the last filmmaker to deliver a ...

"Maya [Rudolph] had Covid. Marty has Covid. I wonder why?," the comedian said while sharing a photo of Short and Rudolph embracing and sharing a kiss.

Guy Martin does have a proper job ... At the end of the four days, collecting a pay packet of just over £1,100, he was raring to get out to sea again: ‘It’s misery, mate, misery.