BCG Daily Friday 20th July 2012
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Russell Brand applies for US marriage licence
Russell Brand has put in for a licence to officiate at marriages in the US.
Gordon Smart, The Sun, 20th July 201210 Questions With Richard Herring
He needs no introduction - not to comedy or Edinburgh Fringe fans, at least. Yes, the brilliant Richard Herring is the latest comedian to do our Edinburgh Q&A - and with an amazing 32 Edinburgh shows already under his belt, he's returning this year with a reworking of his 2002 hit: Talking Cock: The Second Coming.
The Huffington Post, 20th July 2012Why Seymour Mace played in my front room...
How did 30 people and a comedian get in my front room? It was Twitter's fault.
Kate Emmett, Giggle Beats, 20th July 2012TV review: The Angelos Epithemiou Show
Part Stavros, part Mrs Merton: Angelos is almost great, he just needs to breathe.
Sam Wollaston, The Guardian, 20th July 2012The cowards guide to comedy at the Fringe
Well the excitement is building as the big event is now only a matter of days away.
Tony Parsons, The Huffington Post, 20th July 2012Phil Nichol has got rants in his pants
The Sun interviews Phil Nichol about his new Fringe show.
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 20th July 2012Nish Kumar in... Who Is Nish Kumar?
The Sun interviews Nish Kumar about his new Fringe show.
Tommy Holgate, The Sun, 20th July 2012Jon Plowman: 'No idea Twenty Twelve would be so real'
In essence, Twenty Twelve is an office sitcom, based around ordinary people who happen to be doing something huge.
Jon Plowman, The Telegraph, 20th July 2012Julian Clary: a look at his manor house in Kent
Julian Clary, 53, escapes to his manor house in Kent once owned by Noël Coward.
Julian Clary, Daily Mail, 20th July 2012Sacha Baron Cohen's 'Bruno' lawsuit settled
A defamation lawsuit filed against Sacha Baron Cohen over the film Bruno has been settled.
Justin Harp, Digital Spy, 20th July 2012Videos
TV & radio

The Gobetweenies
Series 2, Episode 3 - Zuckerberg's ChickenLucy has a plan to steal a chicken. Her new hero is Mark Zuckerberg who says that eating meat is not immoral if you capture your own dinner.

Horrible Histories
Series 4, Special - Sport SpecialMulti-award-winning comedy sketch show Horrible Histories returns with a special sports-themed episode, packed full of fascinating facts about some of the top sporting moments from the past.

The Now Show
Series 37, Episode 7Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present a sideways glance at the week's big stories. With Mitch Benn, Laura Shavin and Jon Holmes.

Parents
Episode 4Feelings of resentment towards Alma flood back when Jenny stumbles upon her old diary. The first test batch of Nick's energy drink X-Celsior arrives too.

The Angelos Epithemiou Show
Episode 2Angelos grills Amy Childs about her television career and asks rapper Professor Green to attempt to lift a giant tortoise.

Comedy Central At The Comedy Store
Series 2, Episode 3Pete Johansson talks ferris wheels, Mick Ferry on shopping in Lidl, Hal Cruttenden on his wife and Doc Brown raps some honest flirting.

A Short History Of Everything Else
Episode 6Griff Rhys Jones hosts the final episode of this comedy panel show. Captains Marcus Brigstocke and Charlie Baker are joined by Rob Rouse and journalist Grace Dent.