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All The News You Need to Read This Morning
Viagra to be sold under the counter, fake news and the dairy industry.
A Deep Dive into 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!', the Greatest Show on British Television
Or: watch in wonder as Dennis Wise gets the shits
Does Anyone in the Real World Give a Shit About Music Award Shows?
I hit the streets of London to see if the general public care about seeing Ant and Dec present Adele with inanimate objects while people in tuxedos clap.
Who Would Win in a Fight: Ant or Dec?
Jeremy Corbyn may not know who these national treasures are, but we do. So it is important that we fight them.
Stephen Mulhern: When Showing Up Is Literally Enough
How the kids presenter became so utterly unobjectionable that he ended up hosting every show on TV
Bring Me The Horizon Gave Someone's Nan a Growling Lesson on Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
Sometimes things happen in life that you just have to accept as truth, even though you don't understand them.
The Brit Awards 2016 Was Defined More by the Artists Who Weren’t There Than Those Who Were
It wasn't just UK rap and grime missing last night, it was a whole cross section of British youth culture.
The Biggest WTFs from the Brit Awards 2016
Between Ant and Dec's urinal banter and everyone giving fictional man Keith Lemon a shout out for some reason, there were a few brief moments of magic.
I Reviewed the Only Thing Worth Reviewing at The Brit Awards: Ant and Dec's Banter
While everyone else got hung up on Rihanna and Drake, I focused closely on the the sad, blowjobless misery of our two most cherished TV presenters.
'Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway' Is Better Than All Your HBO Boxsets Combined
The duo were wrong for the Brits, but on Saturday nights, they make the finest television known to man.
The Noisey Guide to Getting Smashed at The Brit Awards
When a performer attempts to mash-up two songs in the name of inventiveness? Two shots of a spirit of your choice. When Rihanna doesn’t turn up? Finish your drink and die inside.
Why Can’t Britain Put On One Decent Awards Show?
Only 189,000 people tuned in to watch the Mercury Prize this year. What happened? We used to be great at this.