Lenny Henry: Last News

Joe Sugg is set to make his television debut when he appears in the latest season of BBC series, The Syndicate.

A few weeks ago the BBC appointed a new chair, Richard Sharp, to oversee the corporation’s board.

The Masked Singer’s casting team – they did a great job getting some serious star bookings for this year’s series. So far, we’ve already seen comedy legend Sir Lenny Henry and actual Spice Girl Mel B unmasked – not to mention the fact that a certain Grammy-winning American R&B singer is still in the competition, if rumours are to be believed.

The Masked Singer has lost two of its celebrity contestants tonight in a double eviction - Viking and Blob were unmasked as Morten Harket and Lenny Henry. Blob and Viking’s identities didn’t come as much of a surprise to many of the show’s fans, who had insisted that they were definitely comedian Lenny Henry and singer Morten Harket since the beginning of the series.

The Masked Singer viewers have been obsessed with trying to determine the identity of Blob ever since they took to the stage earlier this month.

As The Vicar of Dibley, she often asked for God’s help when it came to relationship woes or troubles in her parish.

Dawn French revealed she dumped an ex-flame – because he was a Tory.

Dawn French has opened up on her family life ahead of her book launch Because Of You.

Dawn French has said that authors should be free to write about characters from different racial backgrounds from their own.

Sir Lenny Henry was rejected by women because of his skin colour.

Sir Lenny Henry has said that, as a young man, some girls would not dance with him because he was “a black guy”.

Fans are wild with excitement at the return of the Vicar of Dibley to the small screen as part of BBC's Big Night In.

The BBC’s Big Night In telethon raised a combined total of over $67 million (£54.2 million) on Thursday evening.

The BBC is doing something it has never done before by bringing together its Comic Relief and Children In Need appeals for one big fundraiser.

Lenny Henry and Dawn French are coming together 10 years after their divorce for BBC One's one-off special Big Night In.

BBC comedians Lenny Henry and Dawn French were first married in 1984 and they were together for more than two decades before divorcing in 2010.The pair met at a group for British comedians and after they married they adopted a daughter called Billie.

Louis Theroux is going to dig around inside the minds of celebs in his new talkshow.

He was last seen in the 2018 comedy Peter Kay's Car Share

Peter Kay has not graced our screens in two years since he starred in the last episode of his show Car Share back in May 2018.

Comedian Peter Kay, 46, will join a host of famous faces for the charity night titled The Big Night In, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.The three-hour event will include amazing giveaways, surprises and live music performances from the artists’ homes.The event will celebrate the acts of kindness and community support during the current coronavirus pandemic.Chef Lenny Henry announced the news on The One Show this evening.He told hosts Alex Scott and Alex Jones that he and Peter are amongst the famous faces who have signed up to the show.Lenny said the show is to “raise spirits and raise money and give away some special prizes in this terrible crisis”.A BBC source also told The Mirror: “We are delighted to get Peter involved as we

Peter Kay will make his first TV appearance in two years as part of a live three hour charity spectacular on the BBC later this month to cheer up the nation.