When we think of Eurovision, we usually think of extravagant performances, the UK doing terribly and Graham Norton, or to be fair, Terry Wogan if you're of a certain age. It was another disaster ...

Graham Norton, the award-winning comedian and Eurovision commentator, had a brush with death before his rise to fame following a harrowing incident in the 1980s. The beloved chat show host ...

Graham Norton, 62, has made the major decision to part ways with not one, but two of his beloved homes. The Eurovision presenter has owned a London townhouse for 20 years and a New York residence ...

Chat show king and Eurovision host Graham Norton was left for dead after he was caught up in a horror knife attack in London back in 1989. Comments. 3am. Jane Lavender Associate Editor.

But away from the glitz and glamour of TV work on the hugely-popular Graham Norton Show, awards shows and Eurovision commentary he enjoys a low-key happy life with his husband. Graham ...

Meet Graham Norton’s husband, Jonathan ‘Jono’ McLeod: a Scottish documentarian, he won a Bafta for his film starring Alan Cumming – but does he stand a chance against Norton’s dogs?

Irish comedian and broadcaster Graham Norton is moseying on out of his historic Manhattan carriage house. Norton’s ivy-draped brick house traces its history back to horse stables constructed ...

The structure, at 6 Sniffen Court in Murray Hill, is one of 10 historic houses, formerly horse stables, built during the Civil War. The three-story, brick house is in the middle of a tiny historic ...

It has been announced that Graham Norton will be a guest star in the new season of Doctor Who on BBC One. Norton's episode, titled The Interstellar Song Contest, will air on BBC One on Saturday 17 ...

Russell T Davies shares insights about Graham Norton's role in all new season TV host Graham Norton is all set to mark his appearance in the new season of Doctor Who. Backed by BBC One ...

Graham Norton has entered the Tardis. The iconic comedian and host of “The Graham Norton Show” will guest star on an upcoming episode of “Doctor Who,” the BBC revealed on Friday.

Graham Norton joins the ensemble cast for the episode, which includes guest appearances from stars of stage and screen Freddie Fox, Rylan, Kadiff Kirwan, Charlie Condou and Miriam-Teak Lee.