News about Kathy Burke

The comedian has sparked a feud with duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly as she shared what she really thinks of the Geordie presenters. Kathy, 59, didn't hold back as she branded the pair 'f*****g a******s' and she reprimanded them for their career choices and accused them of 'betraying' their heritage.  Speaking with fellow comedian Seann Walsh on her podcast Where There's A Will, There's A Wake, she revealed her disparaging opinion on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, and most notably the reality show's choice of contestant. 

Beaukay Bespoke Flowers, a Liverpool-based company, has received acclaim for its cigarette-shaped creation, which captured national attention at a recent event. People are catching the image on Twitter, formerly known as X. One admirer wrote: 'The brief was she loved a ciggy & to tell people to f*** off!' 'We love doing these meaningful tributes, particularly when it makes the family smile and reminisce about their loved ones in the midst of such sadness.'

Zoe, 53, introduced the host to her Wednesday show by saying, "I always get a little excited when our dear friend Claud arrives into the house, but I don't think I've ever been this excited to talk about television." Claudia, the show's host, told Zoe, "I was afraid of this series [of the Traitors] because the first series wounded us, without exaggerating. The fact that people adored it. "I couldn't believe it when Russell T. Davis tweeted, and then Kathy Burke tweeted, "What's the deal?" says the narrator.' Russell, 60, was the original showrunner and head writer of the 2005 revival of the Doctor Who and regained his role in 2023.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The Yentob Effect - a gravitational field of superserious artiness compresses anything light and enjoyment into a dense humourless mass - is what scientists call it. In an hour-and-a-half career retrospective, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders resisted it for about eight minutes. Imagine... French And Saunders: And they even gave it a self-mocking badge, as well as a tepid and Bitter (BBC1). At the start, friends assembled to announce what pathetic people they are and how difficult it is to work with. Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins agreed, 'Narcissists.' I feared their jobs,' Kathy Burke narrates. However, the Yentob Effect takes all jokes and ensures that no scrap of levity is able to escape. In a sketch where they played 'free-runners' or urban gymnasts, the French and Saunders learned this and mocked it 20 years ago, showing off their leaps and leaps to Alan Yentob himself.

A north London drama school dedicated to helping the working class launched the careers of six famous actors - but how many do you recognise? The Anna Scher Theater, which began as a drama club in 1968, was designed to help children get out of the streets. Soon, there were classes of more than 70%, some as young as six years old, and some as young as six years old, with a 10-p per session. Many members of the working class had no intention of becoming actors or famous, but Anna Scher, a business legend who died on November 12 at the age of 78, made them into some of the country's biggest names in television and film.

Michelle Visage of Radio 2 has revealed that her husband and daughter are doing 'ketamine therapy,' using the horse tranquillizer, which has long been a common illegal drug on the British rave scene. 'My husband and my daughter just finished ketamine therapy,' says Strictly Come Dancing author David Case.' Speaking to actress Kathy Burke on the Where There's A Will There's A Wake podcast, the American star of RuPaul's Drag Race explains of the treatment, which is used to treat severe depression:

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE : The disappearance of British Museum artefacts has prompted the Royal Collection Trust, the world's biggest private collection of artworks, to conduct a discreet inventory. Although there is no evidence that anything is amiss, a source tells me that tracking more than one million items can be difficult. The King has a penchant for traveling with his favorite art. One courtier was taken aback to face Queen Victoria's drawings and a Flemish oil painting from the Collection in a Royal lavatory.

Gemma Whelan, a Leeds actress, claims that her description of those scenes as a 'confused mess' has been taken out of context. She also addresses how people don't recognize her in public, discusses what she wanted to do as an adult, and discusses her late father, who died of cancer in 2016.

Daisy-May Cooper has admitted that she appeared in a 'ludicrous' music video before making it to the big screen. The actress, 37, said it was shot on a tiny £200 budget and that her role was as a "bar manager possessed by a smoke machine." "I was actually in a music video for [British MC Duo] The Ragga Twins about a haunted smoke machine that they shot on a budget of £200."

The 59-year-old actress, who was born in North London and is remarkably down to earth, spoke with Peaky Blinders actress Stephen Graham, 49, who told her not to use them because they had become inappropriate. Ms Burke said: 'I said something about, ''She's nice and her bird's really nice as well'', and Stephen was like, ''You can't say bird, can you? You no longer get to say birds.'

Jennifer Saunders has been mysteriously blocked by Suella Braverman on Twitter, according to her. During an appearance on Kathy Burke's comedy podcast Where There Is A Will, There's A Wake, the actress, 64, denied knowing why the home secretary, 43, had restricted her on the social media platform. It all came about when Kathy, 58, revealed Piers Morgan had also blocked her profile following a tweet about Tony Hart's death

Kathy Burke, a comedian, does not tiptoe on tense topics, but it does not say anything. Rather, she puts on her bovver boots and starts stomping. She thinks anyone who lies about their age is 'a bit pathetic actually', and insists she'll never have plastic surgery, 'cos where does that end?Madonna!' However, even deluding herself a little as she prepared to be 58 on Kathy Burke: Growing Up (Ch4). Enility began at 40, she said, and anyone approaching 60 was also decrepit. Now, she says, you will now be in your prime for decades longer. Getting old is not uncommon after 80's. I'm a few weeks behind Kathy, and I've got sad news for her. Millennials don't just think of our generation as dinosaurs; they assume that by 58, we're functionally extinct.

Last night, Kent's skies (left) were lit up with explosions (right) and torchlights as the Blitz was recreated for a new film (top inset). Based on the spectacular stunts on show, Oscar-winning filmmaker Steve McQueen is directing the new film, which seems to be high-budget. For the late night scenes shot under cover of darkness, Chatham Dockyard was transformed into 1940s London.

As the BBC has acquired the US version of the show, the Traitors are expected to make a huge return to UK screens this week. In December, Faithfuls Hannah, Aaron, and Meryl emerged victorious after exposing Wilf as a Traitor at the very last moment. Although details of series two are yet to be revealed, fans of the show will not have to wait long to get their fix as the American series, which stars both civilians and celebrities, premieres on Friday 13 January.

Audiences adored the new gameshow style. Now that the producers of The Traitors are reviewing the celebrities that are most suitable for their forthcoming A-list version of the BBC One show, which saw three winners receive their share of £101,050. Fans are eager to hear more about Claudia Winkleman's enigmatic game set in the middle of nowhere - and they're hoping for more - and they're hoping that Rylan, Russell T. Davies, and Kathy Burke will be up for the next series.

Since the first series of the reality competition became a hit with viewers, the BBC is apparently planning a celebrity version of The Traitors. The hosts of Claudia Winkleman's episode of the show Hannah Byczkowski, Aaron Evans, and Meryl Williams as the winners, with the trio splitting the £101,050 reward money between them. Well-known celebrities are already signed up to appear in a new celebrity-studded version of the show.

A stellar cast has quietly assembled in London to begin work on a new film Blitz directed by British Oscar-winning writer Steve McQueen. Saoirse Ronan, of Top Boy, and Stephen Graham and Kathy Burke will star in the film, which will be released by Apple, tells the tale how Londoners survived the German bombing campaign. 'This is a British film, relating to a British tale, and it's one of the few opportunities to do so on a large scale,' McQueen told me.'