The simple act of telling stand-up comedians not to laugh at each other creates absolute magic in this Amazon Prime Video series, starring the likes of Bob Mortimer, Richard Ayoade, and Judi Love.

A review of the 2025 romantic comedy Picture This, which you can stream now on Amazon Prime Video. Simple, cutesy romcoms are back... finally.

“Prepare for a night of savage self-deprecation, soul-searching, Dan over-sharing his deepest fears and desires, and joins a community of doomers to feel good in the final days.”

Following the adventures of teenage spy Alex Rider, played by Otto Farrant, this series brings you everything from comedy to action, thriller to romance, and it's not something you'll want to miss in a hurry.

Peter Kay has been engulfed in controversy after having two hecklers removed from a comedy show in Manchester. He's accidentally become a mark of the stand-up world's evolving relationship with audiences.

Musical comedian Tamar Broadbent is heading to the Leicester Comedy Festival with her new show Plus One, which takes audiences through pregnancy and early motherhood via hilarious songs. She told Voice all about it.

This brand new Wallace and Gromit film excited many viewers on Christmas Day as it was aired for free on the BBC, and it certainly didn't disappoint. Thrilling and funny, with a hint of intrigue, this film is perfect for family enjoyment.

Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield are deliriously charming as a couple falling in love and then dealing with enormous hardship in the non-linear romance movie 'We Live in Time'.

Liam Pape is the man behind the West End Comedy Club's working class bursary, helping comedians with the hefty costs of the Edinburgh Fringe. He spoke to Voice about the importance of supporting working class voices in stand-up.

Alexandra Haddow is a stand-up comedian and previous winner of the West End Comedy Club's working class bursary. She discusses how the support of others helped her get to Edinburgh and smash the class ceiling.

Joe McTernan delves deeper into the absurdities of everyday life in his new show, ‘Lost’, with his trademark wit and humour.

A comedic exploration of the chaos and absurdities of modern life. His charm lies in his ability to make even the most mundane observations hilarious, blending them with his unique, slightly cynical view of the world.