What do friendship groups and cults have in common? Quite a bit actually, according to Kate-Lois Elliott!

Comedian Lauren Pattison tells us why getting her dog, Ralph, was the best decision she ever made

Sophie Duker talks to long-time friend and fellow comedian Saima Ferdows while cooking an absolutely massive lunch for their bisexual basketball team

Chris Weir is debuting at the Edinburgh Fringe with Well Flung. While we believe that no queer person has ever done a single thing wrong in all of history, Chris disagrees and has compiled a list of the worst gays ever.

Mustafa Algiyadi is debuting at Edinburgh Fringe this year with Almost Legal Alien. Here, he gives us unique behind-the-scenes access beyond the pearly gates as austerity hits the heavens.

Will Owen is making his debut at Edinburgh Fringe with Like, Nobody’s Watching. Will has compiled a guide to casting Strictly Come Dancing from the Edinburgh Fringe pool.

Chelsea Birkby is back at Edinburgh Fringe with her show This is Life, Cheeky Cheeky. And she’s created a cheeky quiz for you to work out how mentally ill you are!

Martin Angolo is bringing his show Idiot Wind to the Edinburgh Fringe. We’re all for audience interaction, but maybe just not in any of these ways…

Ruby Carr is making her Edinburgh Fringe debut with her show eBae. In the course of her online travels, she’s seen some weird stuff for sale and shares the top 10 strangest eBay finds with us!

Katie Green is making her Edinburgh Fringe debut with ¡Ay Mija! Here, she gives us the scoop on how to make your life into the ultimate dating show.

Kate Cheka is making her debut at Edinburgh Fringe with her show, The Messiah Comes. But is the messiah actually her…?

Dan Wye is back at Edinburgh Fringe. These are their top five surprisingly useful Fringe dating tips (Dan: “the only time I will be giving just the tip”).

Amy Mason brings her show Free Mason to Edinburgh Fringe, where she talks all about coming out in her late 30s. She’s full of wisdom on how YOU could do the same!

Runi Talwar is making his Edinburgh Fringe debut. Find out how he got to be so lucky here, with these five handy tips!

Kiran Saggu is making her Edinburgh Fringe debut with her show Slacks. As a woman, she has a job and while that is frankly un-chic in this day and age, it is sometimes unavoidable. She’s compiled a list of the jobs you — a woman — should avoid if you want a man.

Bella Humphries is bringing her debut show Square Peg to Edinburgh Fringe. She’s noticed the month-long festival shares some similarities with the menstrual cycle and has a foolproof plan for dealing with it!

Stevie Martin is bringing her show, clout, to Edinburgh Fringe. Here, she reveals what’s actually happening at a comedy show preview

Aisha Amanduri and Hasan Al-Habib are bringing their split-bill 2 Muslim 2 Furious to Edinburgh Fringe. Here, they reveal their innermost thoughts as they vaguely try to date each other.

Zoë Coombs Marr is bringing her show Every Single Thing In My Whole Entire Life to the Edinburgh Fringe. Here, she tells us why gossip is so important and how to do it properly!

For ten years now, Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Rachel Fairburn have been hosting true crime comedy podcast, All Killa No Filla. The fans, ‘Legends’, have grown to their thousands. Kiri tells us why they’re the best fans around