Our host @stephenfry has taken to the stage to kick off the 2013 #EEBAFTAs. We'll be tweeting the winner announcements soon. #BAFTASuspense
From @BAFTA on Twitter:The #EEBAFTAs have officially begun! Opening the show is the brilliant @palomafaith and her rendition of Never Tear Us Apart.
From @BAFTA on Twitter:Whoop!!!!!! 400-175!!!! Now that’s a majority!! A great day in the slow but glorious history of British progress and fairness #GayMarriage
From @stephenfry on Twitter:Stephen Fry is well known for his love of Twitter and gadgets, has tweeted his feelings of the new Blackberry 10:
People think me an incurable Apple fanboi, but I have to say I'm tremendously impressed by the BlackBerry Z10.
From @stephenfry on Twitter:What do you think of the new Blackberry? Tweet us: @itvnews
Paul Chambers, who won his High Court appeal against his conviction today, was joined by comedian Al Murray (left) and broadcaster Stephen Fry (right) - both of whom publically showed their support to the accountant.
Stephen Fry will be reunited with comedy partner Hugh Laurie in a new animated film based on the work of Oscar Wilde, it has been announced.
The actors, who have worked together on various projects including 1990s television hit Jeeves and Wooster and sketch show A Bit Of Fry And Laurie, are to both star in an adaptation of Wilde's short story The Canterville Ghost.
It is the first time Fry and Laurie have worked together in over 13 years, according to the feature film's producers. Fry, who met Laurie at Cambridge University, will play the title character in the film, which is being partly funded by the BFI Film Fund. It is due for release over Christmas 2014.
Sir Ian McKellen is backing a Southampton pub called the Hobbit after it was threatened with legal action by a Hollywood production firm.
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