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Jonathan Ross

Jonathan Ross

  • 64 years old
  • English
  • Actor and presenter

Press clippings Page 34

'BBC can trust me', says Graham Norton

Graham Norton has assured the BBC he can be trusted not to ignite any scandals after stepping into Jonathan Ross's shoes on radio and TV.

Ian Youngs, BBC News, 19th October 2010

Exclusive video: Brand & Ross - live at Hackney Empire

Hightlights from Russell Brand's interview by Jonathan Ross, part of the comedian's night at the Hackney Empire to promote his second autobiography Booky Wook 2.

The Guardian, 4th October 2010

While it comes across as far more scripted than Jonathan Ross's show, there's still much fun to be had from watching Brydon perform his shtick in the company of a live audience and willing celebs. Tonight's main guest is "the king of the maracas", Stephen Fry, who amiably revisits one of his better entries in the new word definitions round of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue: "Countryside, which is to kill Piers Morgan." Seasick Steve and fresh-faced stand-up Daniel Sloss also appear.

The Guardian, 1st October 2010

Jonathan and Russell put a lid on lewd humour (almost)

Almost exactly two years after the storm over Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross's prank call to Andrew Sachs, it was finally deemed safe for the duo to appear onstage together last night.

Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 1st October 2010

Jonathan Ross is uncertain over hosting Brit Awards

Presenter Jonathan Ross says he has been asked to host the next Brit Awards, but is uncertain whether to accept the job.

BBC News, 14th September 2010

Michael McIntyre loses his famous chubby cheeks

He was affectionately called the 'chubby-cheeked ex-public school boy' by Jonathan Ross, but that tag certainly no longer applies to Michael McIntyre. The comic debuted a new slimline look as he walked the red carpet of the GQ Men of the Year awards last week.

Andrea Magrath, Daily Mail, 14th September 2010

Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand team up to promote book

Controversial presenters Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand, who were disgraced after leaving lewd messages on the phone of veteran actor Andrew Sachs, are teaming up again to promote a new book.

The Telegraph, 11th September 2010

Jonathan Ross blames 'sheer volume of negative press'

Jonathan Ross has revealed that the main reason he left the BBC earlier this year was because of the 'sheer volume of negative press' he was attracting to the broadcaster.

Metro, 3rd September 2010

Jonathan Ross to return to the BBC

The presenter will return to host the BBC4 World Cinema awards in October, less than three months after his departure from the corporation.

The Guardian, 31st August 2010

Jonathan Ross to interview Prince Harry?

Jonathan Ross is reportedly planning to interview Prince Harry on television.

Catriona Wightman, Digital Spy, 23rd August 2010

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