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Jake Kanter International TV EditorSteve Coogan’s iconic comic creation Alan Partridge has landed his own Audible podcast, titled From The Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast.The 18-part series comes out of Coogan’s Baby Cow Productions and will feature the fictional TV and radio presenter offering “audio vignettes” on his life.The series will drop on Amazon’s audio app Audible on September 3, but the company has made the first episode available for free on its Alexa voice assistant until June

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'From The Oasthouse' will see Alan delivering his thoughts from inside his garden shed...

Steve Coogan will reprise his role of Alan Partridge for a new podcast.

By Owen Gleiberman

By Owen Gleiberman

My movie-buff sons and I have a shorthand we use when referring to sequels. Part two is when you remake part one. Three, you go to Europe. Four, to space.

By Brent Lang

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has revealed the home release details for Greed, the Michael Winterbottom-directed Steve Coogan starring comedy satire which we absolutely loved. The movie will come to download from 15th June and then he physical formats from 29th June.

By Leo Barraclough

Set aside the fact that present circumstances may make viewers resentful of a film motivated by its makers' urge to see exotic tourist destinations and eat in expensive restaurants that are closed now. The format of Michael Winterbottom's Trip series, in which Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon take luxurious foodie vacations together, has served up various pleasures for moviegoers in the past, and there was no way of knowing how tone-deaf it might appear upon its mid-lockdown release.

Has it really been 10 years? The fourth 'Trip' film — and maybe the last — finds Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon retracing the path of Odysseus as they continue to eat, drink, and be quippy.

By Tom Grater

By Tom Grater

Coogan was vocally pro-Corbyn in the run-up to December's General Election

Steve Coogan has spoken about Caroline Flack’s posthumous cameo in Greed.

Actor Steve Coogan has opened up about working with the late Caroline Flack in what will be her last filmed appearance. Steve said that his "heart goes out" to Caroline's family after she took her own life last week.The former Love Island host makes a posthumous appearance in the film Greed, where she presents Steve’s character, Sir Richard McCreadie, with a big cheque.

Steve Coogan has said that his “heart goes out” to Caroline Flack’s family after she took her own life.

Here are three brand new clips from this week’s release Greed, a film that I enjoyed immensely. Steve Coogan leads the cast of the film which is a witty satire focusing on a billionaire high street tycoon in Greece for his 60th birthday party.

Steve Coogan has criticised celebrities who endorse retail companies that sell clothes made by factory workers who are not paid properly.

The former 'Love Island' presenter passed away over the weekend

Steve Coogan has said that the super-rich are able to “spin environmental issues” to appear “wonderful”.

Steve Coogan confirmed that Alan will be returning to the BBC

Harry Styles was greeted by fans as he plugged his new album.

Steve Coogan has said he “totally” understands why the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have decided to spend less time in the UK.

Sony Pictures has delivered one final trailer for their upcoming release Greed, the new Steve Coogan-led satire from filmmaker Michael Winterbottom. The movie is an absolute hoot and I can’t wait for audiences to see it.

We’ve just received word that both Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon are to return to screens later this year for the latest instalment in their popular ‘The Trip’ series. This time, Steve and Rob head to the islands of Greece for The Trip To Greece in a new six-parter.

The "fourth and last" series will premiere next month

Series aims to "skewer and satirise the complex state of contemporary sexual politics"

By Jake Kanter