Alexandra Haddow

Channel 4’s new job-swap show is an insult to corona-cancelled performers everywhere

The only thing worse than reality TV stars is watching bad stand-up. Why combine the two?

Your next night out, sponsored by Boris Johnson’s rulebook

Grouse shoots, poultry wakes and takeaways at 9.59pm – it’s about to get technical

‘Never Mind The Buzzcocks’ was brilliant, biting pop telly – we need it more than ever

TV's most anarchic panel show is making a comeback

TikTok’s ‘Honey House’ of adult influencers is a waking nightmare – but I kinda wanna be a part of it

The addictive app's latest phenomenon turns harmless idiocy into oodles of cash

So the BBC wants more right-wing comedians? Be careful what you wish for

NME's resident comedian reflects on the news that the BBC is to reduce its number of left-wing comics

Forget ‘Rule Britannia’ – ‘Common People’ is the true sound of Britain

The lads on the right are all a-bluster about the Beeb dropping the creepy lyrics to patriotic songs

I like you, Russell Brand, but don’t be a pussy

Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's 'Wet Ass Pussy' is a debate he perhaps shouldn't, erm, wade into

Why do people keep risking their lives to see shit bands?

In the past few months, punters have put it all on the line to see The Chainsmokers, Static X and Smash Mouth

From music streaming to TV shows, nostalgia’s on the rise – and where’s the harm in that?

Streaming golden oldies? Revisiting the arts 'n' crafts of childhood? You're not the only one

Although it hurts, the cancellation of Edinburgh Fringe could be the shake-up comedy needs

Comedian Alexandra Haddow on how live streamed gigs have left summer wide open
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