Steve Coogan has given an update on the next series involving his beloved character Alan Partridge, saying the show will see the comedy legend taking on a more serious subject than expected.

Alan Partridge is returning to television soon, "mangling" the subject of mental health, Steve Coogan has confirmed. "I'm not sure when it's out, it's soon-ish" Coogan said. "It's called How Are You?

I’m Alan Partridge may be deemed as a “classic” but I couldn’t watch any more than the first episode. 1990s shows are having a resurgence with Sex and the City reboot And Just Like That ...

Steve Coogan has confirmed that the next Alan Partridge series has wrapped filming, letting slip in the process a change from the previously announced working title. Alan Partridge's How Are You?

I will laugh at myself as a Partridge comes into my head, and put it in my phone, on my own. 'Or I'll look in a shop window and think about, I might say, "oh, what would Alan say about that.

Steve Coogan has hinted at an exciting new Alan Partridge series with a distinctive angle. The actor joined BBC Breakfast on Tuesday (January 28) to talk about his forthcoming Channel 4 drama ...

I'm Alan Partridge, starring Steve Coogan, is often hailed as a British classic and has a spin-off in the works, but I struggled to make it past the first episode.

The 59-year-old Alan Partridge star had been behind the wheel of a Range Rover on the M6 in July 29 last year when he was clocked at the high speed. It comes as Coogan had already accrued six ...

We follow the beloved and, to be fair, revered broadcaster Alan Partridge as he reintegrates into life in Britain after a year working in Saudi Arabia. But what begins as a documentary about ...

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If you're one of the 13% of American adults who has taken a GLP-1 drug for weight loss, you may know that while fat seemingly melts away, so too does muscle. And if you're not one for weights ...