Rupert Campbell-Black is a bounder, a braggart, a scoundrel who won't play by the rules, by Jove. The man is a loose cannon, hisses show-jumping coach Malise Gordon (Rupert Everett), as Rupert (Alex Hassell) directs his own cannon at the latest in a seemingly endless conga-line of pantingly grateful locals. By his own cannon I mean, of course, his penis. Or rather his willy, for there is no aspect of the anatomy or, indeed, life that Rivals will not reduce to a cartoon while pointing and sniggering like a schoolgirl.
8.30pm, BBC One Happy 100th birthday to David Attenborough! A week of celebratory programming has led up to this special live extravaganza at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The BBC Concert Orchestra will accompany the 90-minute journey through the veteran broadcaster's most remarkable moments over the last century. Prepare to be left in awe and probably a wee bit emotional, too.
The all-male comedy ballet troupe from New York has carved a place in the hearts of UK ballet goers with its performances en travesti, offering irrepressible sense of fun, witty observation of the foibles of much loved classics, great comedic timing and remarkable technique.
Ify Nwadiwe has written for shows like Twisted Metal and Grand Crew, and he's been on cult favorite Workaholics, showcasing his versatility in entertainment.
The Kimmel sh*t is annoying, the fighting with Kimmel over the joke, comedian Mark Normand said. It's like, come on, man, stop trying to shut down comedy. Ridiculous, Rogan replied.
The politics of the university are so intense because the stakes are so low. This quip, known as Sayre's law, applies equally to co-op boards and homeowners associations, revealing how minor issues can lead to bitter divisions.
Ted Lasso is no longer a fish out of water, but coaching a second division women's football team is 'his biggest challenge yet.' Throughout the course of the season, Ted and the team learn to leap before they look, taking chances they never thought they would.
When I had the driver in Minneapolis, he presented as a nice gentleman of caucasian persuasion. I will admit that the conversations to and from the gig, he'd start to say stuff that made me uncomfortable, maybe an anti-gay thing, [something] racial.