Singer Jessie J shaved off her long locks, comedian Peter Kay travelled the length of the country and the great British public took part in outrageous fund-raising stunts to help raise a record £75m for Comic Relief.

Simon Cowell looks ready to finally tie the knot - with his Britain's Got Talent pal David Walliams.

X Factor winner James Arthur is eager to release an album "as quickly as possible" and has already written some tracks.

Angry Birds has been catapulted to glory as it was named best game at an event honouring apps.

Guest contributors include John Bishop, Jimmy Carr, Rob Brydon and more…

'The Marriage Ref' has been axed after just one series.

How do YOU suggest we cut the deficit then? You'll be asked this if you ever oppose a cost-cutting scheme, such as merging the sewer system with the library service or something. So here's one answer, we could pay a bit less to ATOS, a company that receives £100m a year from the Government for assessing who should be cut off from disability benefit.

It is the preferred drinking establishment of north London's intelligentsia – David Miliband and Jon Snow among them – and celebrity regulars include Harry Enfield, Jamie Oliver and Sienna Miller.

My involvement with Comic Relief over the past 10 years has always been in a comedic capacity, but I'd always wanted to visit one of the regions where they spend the money that's raised. I was asked if I'd like to join a group of celebrities trekking 107 kilometres across the Kaisut Desert in Kenya to raise awareness of the urgent eye care needed there and the millions of Africans who are at risk of losing their sight because of preventable and treatable conditions.

Simon Cowell has blasted Sir Elton John for criticising TV talent shows.

Dermot O'Leary wants to host the US 'X Factor'.