News about Julian Clary

This week, UK writer Kathryn Flett (left) reviews ITV's latest 'black-comedy-drama-cop-show' Passenger (right), as well as The Life And Death Of Lily Savage, which were both on ITV.

The 64-year-old comedian announced the sad news of their four-legged friend Albert's death at the age of 15. On the sad news, the actor posted a sweet snapshot of his furry companion curled up in his dog bed and updated his 28,900 followers.

During an appearance on The One Show on Monday evening, Julian Clary paid tribute to the late Paul O'Grady. Though he gushed over the actor, he also revealed the incredibly 'generous' gift he received when he moved into a house nearby. The old friends stayed close to each other in Kent and were often seen in the local pub enjoying a cold beer or even Moet et Chandon.

Arnold Schwarzenegger: This little guy, a proper weakling, looks exactly like Julian Clary on film. A 5lb bag of potatoes isn't enough. People may think it's big, but it isn't. Poky, oh, is what it is like. I'd always felt sorry for the Queen that I'd have to squeeze into a tiny shoebox like that. I'd have gotten her a much better deal, but she declined to sign with me, which is strange. She deserved more. Claus, Santa: Do you know what I mean? When you see him backstage, he's always grabbed all of the gifts and isn't about to his reindeers.

Alison Hammond has revealed the sweet note sent by Julian Clary after she was announced as the new host of ITV's For The Love Of Dogs. Since she died last March, the former Big Brother actress revealed how comedian Julian gave her Paul O'Grady's permission to front the popular show. Following the success of the award-winning program, Paul became an ambassador for Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in 2012, which he hosted for 11 series.

Exclusive: On a Christmas day show on Boom Radio, the royal, 76, who was a close friend of the Liverpool-born TV presenter, will pay tribute to the actor. Paul, who died unexpectedly in March 2023, was known for his legendary Christmas Day display, which he had curated for 14 years.

On Friday night, Paloma Faith and Becky Hill were announced as the recipients of the 2023 British LGBT Awards in London. Comedian Julian Clary presented Andre Portasio with a special award in what was the most personal and poignant moment of the evening.

Clary (right) began his eulogy by telling coworkers that he would not be swearing in the church, but then replaced expletives with 'blank,' leaving attendees in stitches. Guests at the private funeral of a Grade I listed church were also stunned by a musical commotion during a hymn and clips from O'Grady's (right) television career. The service began with a reading by actor-turned-Labour peer and LGBT rights activist Lord Cashman and O'Grady's former PA and agent Joan Marshrons, who read a Woodland Burial and donation appeal for four causes 'close to his heart,' including Save The Children UK, the Orangutan Appeal UK, Battersea Dogs Home, and Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital. The old friends shopped close to each other in Kent, and they were often seen in a local pub sipping a cider or even Moet et Chandon.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Has King Charles already commenced the rehabilitation of Andrew? On Sunday, he appeared at St George's Chapel in Windsor, Ontario, alongside the Princess Royal and just behind Charles. This is in comparison to Christmas, when the disgraced duke was compelled to linger behind to avoid being photographed with senior royals. The heightened profile on Sunday wasn't accidental. 'It could be interpreted as the King's warning that there isn't really a split, that Andrew is still a member of the family despite not being a working royal.' The King's enthusiastic delivery of a nifty gin in York evoked his late grandmother's equivocal appearance at a Berkshire school fete in the 1980s, when no tonic was available. The Queen Mother made short work of her tumbler-full, despite the fact that it was heavy on the ice. When asked if she would like another, she replied, 'Thank you.' 'No ice,' Brian Cox, the son of Succession, was at the funeral of his alter ego Logan Roy. 'I thought I'd better go because I knew there was going to be a lot of paparazzi there,' he says. They started clicking away as soon as I got out of the car.' I was able to forget that it was my funeral straight away.' He adds mischievously: 'When did I die? I believe it was last July,' oh my goodness.'

During the show on Sunday, viewers of ITV's tribute program For the Love of Paul O'Grady were moved by a touching nod to the late actor's adoration of animals. During the show this weekend, Paul was remembered as a "power for good" by his many friends, including Carol Vorderman, Julian Clary, and Michael Cashman, as celebrities paid their respects to the drag queen turned TV and radio actress after his death last month at the age of 67. During the episode a number of pooches were seen lined up on a sofa as they watched Paul on televisio

Residents in Paul O'Grady's village paid their respects to the actor and told how he and fellow local Julian Clary used to leave fellow drinkers in hysterics. O'Grady, who died last night aged 67, lived in a £2.5 million house in Aldington, Kent, which he bought from comedian Vic Reeves in 1999. He was a regular in The Walnut Tree Inn, where he would often be joined by a friend, comedian, and fellow villager Clary - and the pair would make others laugh out loud. Neighbours of O'Grady, who rose to fame with his alter ego Lily Savage, told MailOnline today that their village was "poorer without him." This morning, And Clary posted a humourous snapshot of the pair, saying, "Goodbye to my loyal and funny companion." I'm going to miss you. 'RIPPaulO'Grady,' he said.'

Dawn French performed superb in an elaborate silver gown on Thursday night as she returned to the stage as a pantomime dame. As she took on her role of Jack's mother Dame Trott in the fun new film, the comedian and actress, 65, attracted adoration at the London Palladium. Also stars Nigel Havers, Julian Clary, and Alexandra Burke as the villain Mrs Blunderbores in the star-studded £2 million film.

VERONICA LEE: Since pantomime returned to the Palladium in 2016 after a decades-long absence, it has quickly become a celebrity-laden annual fixture, owing to Paul O'Grady and Julian Clary's megawatt presence. O'Grady's frocks are no longer available. Clary has formed a sort of repertory firm with Paul Zerdin, Nigel Havers, and Gary Wilmot, who each year seem to be having as much fun as the audience. And so it goes with Jack And The Beanstalk, a triumph of smut and glamour, and that's just Clary, decked out in stunning costumes as a slew of legumes and suggestive vegetables as The Spirit Of The Beans, delivering double entendres from Harrison's sparkling script. When he comes on as a runner bean, he avers that he'll shoot against a wall.'

When Holly Willoughby's This Morning Christmas party, she was asked if she'woke up in a skip.' On Wednesday, the comedian, 63, joined Nigel Havers, 71, to discuss their latest pantomime, but then spoke about Holly and Phil's festive evening with their co-stars. Julian was prompt to grill the pair over whether they had one too many drinks the night before.

The TV host and property specialist, 50, was diagnosed three weeks earlier and has already undergone her first chemotherapy visit. And on Wednesday, Sarah took to Twitter to reply to messages of support from her followers and celebrity friends, as well as to share a positive note.