Though she hasn't written a word in 190 years, Jane Austen is one of the world's most famous authors and her works are still hugely popular today, bot... Read more
In 1847 three seminal works of English literature were published - Charlotte Bronte's 'Jayne Eyre'; Emily Bronte's 'Wuthering Heights' and Anne Bronte... Read more
More mind-boggling nonsense from England's favourite comedy sons, with classic skits including 'The Ministry of Silly Walks', 'Spam', 'The Spanish Inq... Read more
Python's 3rd season included epically hilarious sketches such as - 'The Slapping Dance', 'Pornographic Bookshop', 'Ideal Loon Exhibition', 'Argument... Read more
The hysterical guffawing continues with Python's final season, skits to cherish include 'Buying an Ant', 'The Batsmen of the Kalahari' and 'The Golden... Read more
One of Britain's most inventive and well-loved comedians, Tommy Cooper, is back with a collection of oddball sketches, bungled magic and dead-pan one-... Read more
Recorded in 1979, master musical wit, Victor Borge, struts his stuff in this special concert performance at the Wembley Conference Centre. The Copen... Read more
Just one day after the attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York, the first steel beam of 30 St Mary Axe (as it is officially known) was put in pl... Read more
In the beginning television was dull. Excruciatingly dull. Downtrodden viewers suffered from apathy and bitterness. God took pity on them, smote the w... Read more
Tom Baker's pen-ultimate storyline as the Doctor, sees him returning to N-Space, summoned to Traken, a planet of peace and harmony, where The Keeper i... Read more