Scottish comedian Limmy says the coronavirus has not affected him at all because sitting in the house all day is what he does anyway. "I'm quite a hermit," he says. "I don't drink anymore, I don't go ...

Limmy has responded to Sam Fender and his band calling him “the best comedian to ever live”. Speaking to NME in the winner’s room, Fender started the interview by doing impressions of Scottish ...

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But eagle-eyed viewers have spotted something which may suggest the programme could be removed in the near future. One fan took to Twitter to raise the issue, tagging Netflix and Limmy. Emily Dougan ...

Is Limmy the greatest bedroom techno producer of our time? Check out tracks such as his six-minute take on the theme from the Fry’s Turkish Delight commercial, or his remixes of Ace Of Spades by ...

SCOTS comedian Limmy has ‘faked his own death’ on social media as an April Fools joke. Posing as his girlfriend Lynn, the joker shared the news with his 388,000 followers on Twitter who seemed to take ...

Limmy has confirmed that his forthcoming television show will be his last, as he quits all broadcast, publishing and live work to become a full-time streamer. His retrospective programme Limmy's Other ...

Limmy has created a show that’s perfect TV for our days in lockdown because of the coronavirus. Limmy’s Homemade Show sees the 45-year-old from Glasgow, real name Brian Limond, play multiple parts in ...

Scottish comedian Limmy is working on a new TV comedy show. Limmy, real name Brian Limond, worked on three series and some specials of the inventive BBC Scotland sketch comedy format Limmy's Show!

Warning: the following contains frequent strong swearing and content some readers may find er, offensive. With a cult following that would make even the most mainstream of comedians jealous, Brian ...

Brian Limond says staying in the house is what he does anyway Scottish comedian Limmy says the coronavirus has not affected him at all because sitting in the house all day is what he does anyway. "I'm ...