Philomena Cunk is asking experts all of the hard-hitting questions about the history of cinema as Diane Morgan and Charlie Brooker reunite ...

Philomena Cunk is back and, almost certainly, no less stupid. The British comic character, created by Diane Morgan (who plays Cunk) and Charlie Brooker and known for her deadpan style and ill-informed ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Some kids aspire to be doctors, astronauts, teachers or firefighters. Growing up in Bolton, a former mill town in the north of ...

Created and written by Charlie Brooker, the show will follow Diane Morgan's character on "her most ambitious quest to date" Today (January 4) it’s been announced that Cunk will front a brand new ...

Joanna Orland is a pop culture journalist and award-winning sound designer for video games. Her career in the Games Industry began in 2005 at EA Criterion. She later worked in the Creative Services ...

Philomena tackles some of the most complex concepts to have ever been discovered, including Quantum Physics, Existentialism, Nihilism, Hedonism – and at least four other isms Following the global ...

In news that is either important or significant, and definitely not both, Philomena Cunk will be sharing her wisdom with the world in a brand new book later this year. Just in time for Christmas ...

This one-off special will see Philomena tackle some of the most complex concepts to have ever been discovered, including Quantum Physics, Existentialism, Nihilism, Hedonism—and at least four other ...

“I know I come across as quite confident,” says newswoman Philomena Cunk, “but sometimes when I’m talking to experts, I worry that, you know, I might come across as quite stupid.” Because Cunk’s ...

Philomena Cunk has plenty of questions about Britain. How did Winston Churchill end up helplessly trapped inside a bank note? Why did they call John Major the Prince of Onions? How does the Domesday ...

Diane Morgan: “How dare you! Philomena went to the university of life. Formerly known as Hull Polytechnic.” Does she have a favourite period of history? “Yes. The Corn Laws but she can’t remember what ...