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Monty Python comedy classic Life of Brian is to be screened in a Glasgow cinema for the first time.

And members of the Monty Python cast and crew are to be invited to attend a special screening in Glasgow Film Theatre.

Los Angeles (myFOXla.com) - Eric Idle, the comic mastermind behind the hit Broadway musical "Spamalot", talks about getting the show to Los Angeles in this interview on GDLA.

You might remember Mr. Idle from his Monty Python days... unless you've been living under a rock in the middle of nowhere, that is.

Actually,...

The De Wolfe vaults are clearly brimming with unheard treasures. What with last year's release of Shaw Brothers kung-fu soundtracks and the promise of a steady stream of other such gems to come, this curio comes as a revealing and welcome addition. It's not merely for the ageing comedy fuddies, either. Brushing aside John Philip Sousa's 'Liberty...

SINGING in the shower helps people in Cheltenham look on the bright side reveals a new survey.

Monty Python's Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, is the town's favourite song says research by Mira Showers.

A survey of 1,000 shower-users showed the Python anthem pipped Lady Gaga's current hit Poker Face and Abba's...

If you're one of those people who "eat ham, and jam and SPAM a lot," then the musical "Spamalot" might be meant for you. If you liked the 1975 "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," or all things Arthurian, the coming "Spamalot" is for you, but what do you really know about SPAM?

Of course, we're talking about that meat product,...

So the secret is out. Brϋno, the new comedy from Sacha Baron Cohen, is offensive. But hilariously so. The film (released on July 10), say the reviews leaked online, “pushes boundaries further than Borat ever did” (according to the BBC). With the aim of exposing hypocrisy, the movie sends a straight man (Baron Cohen) under cover as a gay...

In March 1954, one of my predecessors sent out a stiffly worded memo about the dangers of filming male ballet dancers. "The fact is," he wrote, "to certain people and their families (and they include quite intelligent and ordinary people) the male body in tights, especially white tights, is quite shocking."

The director general...

Peter Bradshaw makes a very interesting point about Stanley Kubrick's Spartacus (1960), which recently returned to British movie screens for one day only:

The story of Spartacus reverses the Jesus myth: instead of getting sold out by his followers and dying a terrible death on the cross, Spartacus is protected by his troops, who...

MILWAUKEE (AP) — The makers of Spam, long a symbol of frugality, are advertising the often-maligned canned pork as a way to relieve boredom at the dinner table as the recession wears on.

The "Break the Monotony" ad campaign moves to television and radio Monday as consumers seeking to eat on the cheap buy more of Hormel Foods Inc.'s...