The return of The Vicar Of Dibley

March 14, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Back To Dibley 'The Vicar Of Dibley' is returning to TV screens for a one-off special as part of Comic Relief. It has been seven years since we said farewell to Vicar Geraldine Granger and her motley crew, but a 10 minute special, written by Richard Curtis, will be shown on 'Comic Relief - Funny for Money' on Friday.  Continue reading... COMIC RELIEF 2013: A History Of Red Nose Day Singles (VIDEO) WATCH: 'Dallas' Cast's Farewell To JR Ewing TV: 'Kardashian Scenes Were Fake And Re-Shot' Says Producer Lisa's Weight Loss TRIC Is Gazza Heading To The Jungle? 'I'm Gay' WATCH: Joss Stone Debuts New Signing, And Joins In Too WATCH: Comic Relief's Funniest Moments WATCH: ABBA's Agnetha Works With Gary Barlow - Magical Musical Meeting Of Minds? WATCH: Joss Stone Debuts New Signing, And Joins In Too FIRST LOOK: Doctor Who's Motorbike Thriller ANDREA MANN You Know You're Over 40 When... The First Comic Relief Single Rocked Your World In 1985, Comic Relief was born. The beautiful, bouncing child of Richard Curtis and Lenny Henry, it came into the world kicking and screaming... and in 1988, it started wearing a red nose. And between these two events - the launch of the charity and its first Red Nose Day in February 1988 - came the release of the very first Comic Relief single, in 1986. Continue reading... JASON HOLMES Phil Daniels: New Movie 'Vinyl' Takes On the Music Business The stars and director of new British film Vinyl chat to Jason Holmes about how pulling together on a small-budget film makes for some tidy work. Continue reading... TOM TEODORCZUK Mirren and Morgan Create a Captive Audience A ticket to see Helen Mirren playing the queen in The Audience might well be a more rewarding experience than securing an audience with her real-life counterpart. Continue reading... RICHARD HERRING Laughing at Disability Let's face it, we've all heard people making fun of disability. Some comedians even make a habit of making disabled people the butt of cruel, thoughtless jokes. It's not that we can't joke about the subject, but the challenge is to get people to think, to consider the point that comedians are trying to make - the reality behind the humour. Too often it's just a thoughtless punch-line involving a derogatory word. But I suppose it all stems from ignorance of what disability - both mental and physical - is all about. Continue reading... KELLY HOPPEN Can Women Have It All? Having 'it all' or even defining what that means can be difficult. For women, success is often painted in a different light than for men. Success for a woman is more than having a successful career, its about relationships with others, family, friends, community, creative fulfillment. Continue reading... You have received this UK Entertainment email from AOL (UK) Limited, who provides UK Entertainment. You can choose to stop receiving these emails at any time, by clicking on UNSUBSCRIBE in any MyDaily email you receive. We respect your privacy and will never forward your data on to a third party without your consent. For full details of AOL's (UK) Limited's policy click here. AOL (UK) Limited believes the information contained in this email to be correct but makes no guarantees as to its accuracy. Copyright © 2012 AOL (UK) Limited AOL (UK) Limited, Shropshire House, 11-20 Capper St, London, WC1E 6JA.