Tag Archives: comedy

Mon Jan 09th 2012 4:44 pm

Kojo’s Live N Kicking! Win a Pair of Tickets!

You’ve seen him on MTV Base with The Fresh Prince Of Hackney, Young Gods Of Comedy and Listen to him on the radio Now here is your chance to be in with a chance to witness his talent in full! For … Continue reading →

Mon Jan 02nd 2012 1:23 pm

Axel tha Entertainer

Axel the Entertainer may be a new name to some of you, but remember where you heard it first. This young comedian from west London is set to blow and follow in the footsteps of those he admires, such as … Continue reading →

Wed Aug 31st 2011 3:57 pm

Lee Nelson – Flavour Magazine interview

Thu Aug 25th 2011 1:54 pm

Lee Nelson: Well Good Legend

For those of you that missed out on last seasons helping of Lee Nelsons Well Good Show, BBC 3 have commissioned another dose of Simon Brodkin who plays Lee ‘Nelsy’ Nelson a mouthy South London ‘chav’ complete with stereotypes and … Continue reading →

Mon Jun 06th 2011 12:40 pm

Kat’s Got Your Tongue

Equipped with lyrical dexterity, artistic flair and the

Tue Apr 05th 2011 2:20 pm

Win tickets to U Got Jokes

Fun-filled comedy event U Got Jokes returns to film their fifth DVD at IndigO2 on April 30

Mon Mar 21st 2011 4:40 pm

My favourite film with the cast of Anuvahood

Our favourite celebs don’t just star in movies they watch them as well. Here the Anuvahood cast tells us about some of their fav’s

Thu Mar 17th 2011 1:54 pm

Exclusive Anuvahood Gala screening review

Ahead of its nationwide release this Friday (March 18), Flavour was invited to the premiere for the new urban comedy flick Anuvahood. The film set on a London Estate is a feel good “laugh out loud comedy,” says the star … Continue reading →

Tue Mar 15th 2011 3:44 pm

Lethal Bizzle talks movies and music

We caught up with former Flavour cover star and music artist extradionaire Lethal B to talk Pow 2011 and his starring role in the movie Anuvahood

Fri Feb 25th 2011 4:41 pm

Writer, director and star of Anuvahood: Adam Deacon

With an acting career already spanning several years, Adam Deacon takes the next step and proves himself as a director, with the UK’s first urban comedy, Anuvahood.