Links...

Too much PK lovin' for one day? I recommend catching your breath at one of these fine sites...

The Movie Timeline: Movie trivia type historical chronicle of the world as told through da mooveeez. Try it.
Chortle: By far the best guide to UK comedy, both live and TV. Join the forums and talk to like-minded individuals.
Funny.co.uk: Great comedy resource. This link takes you to my review at Guilfest 2004.
IMDB: And what a page to start your tour of the world of cinema...
Movie trailers: great place to find trailers for upcoming and classic films.
Ruined Endings: Taunt your friends, annoy your enemies, torture yourself. For film lovers everywhere. There is no real point to this website. That's the joy.
Moviemistakes.com: As seen on Channel 4's The Big Breakfast (RIP), as well as a million other places.
Nottingham University New Theatre: If you, like me, went to Nottingham University and were in the New Theatre there, here's their website, including an alumni section. Altogether, "I like the flowers..."
Rainer Hersch: Rainer Hersch is a brilliant comedian and musician who performs around the world - in fact "the world's first classical music hooligan" (The Sun) and "Victor Borge for a new generation" (The Times). His web site is updated regularly and full of information about him, his solo shows and his own madcap mini-orchestra.
Spencer Brown's Page: He funny. One of the most entertaining Edinburgh shows I've seen.
Jason Harley's Page: A rather amusing young gentleman from the deepest, darkest depths of Liverpool.
Gary Delaney: The future of the pun lies with this man.
Jaik Campbell's Page: Jaik is not spelled Jake. And his comedy is both surprising, original and inventive. Yep - both of those three.
Matt Watts' Page: A fantastic compere, comedian, actor and all-round entertainer. And he always looks like someone you recognise.
Mike Belgrave's Page: Frankie Howard lives on in this man.
Danny James' Page: A man, a pair of specs, a song in his heart and a mission with the world.
King Cnut from Dave Griffiths: A man, a T-shirt franchise, a legal wrangling and a success story. All in one site.
Mission Improbable: A remarkably patient Nottingham improv comedy group.
The Laughing Horse: Running at least several comedy venues across London, with details of acts & dates & locations.
The Spark: Personality tests to entertain and enlighten.
Believe: You don't have to believe, but this is the best source of information around on religion.
Clacker's Comedy World: A new site devoted to comedy in all its forms.
The London Theatre Guide: Updated weekly with what's on in the West End & Fringe.