Seductive, sultry and living a double life: Belle is back and hotter than ever when 'Secret Diary of Call Girl' returns tonight to Showtime at 10PM ET. The series, now in its third season, is based on 'The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl,' the memoir of real-life escort Belle de Jour. It's won fans and critics alike with its no-holds-barred portrayal of Hannah Baxter (Billie Piper), a down-to-earth London woman who secretly works as an escort (under the pseudonym Belle) for high-end clients.

Last season, 'Secret Diary''s heroine suffered heartbreak when she realized that she couldn't bring herself to give up her profession for a relationship. Ben (Iddo Goldberg), her ex-boyfriend and best friend, convinced her to write about her experiences and, voila! She became a best-selling -- and anonymous -- author.

Wilhelmina Slater, the women we all love to hate in hit show Ugly Betty, has been going through some changes lately.

We've seen a softer side to the hard-faced, self-absorbed diva that only cares about Mode and how she looks. America's answer to Cruella De Vil has fallen in love in season three.

We catch up with the actress behind the character, Vanessa Williams, to find out what is going on with our favourite super-bitch.

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From the moment she stepped on our screens it was obvious smart, sweet, Betty Suarez was not the usual high-class fashion magazine worker. But the dedicated, yet unstylish star, aptly named Ugly Betty, captured hearts as the public found a TV personality they could relate to, and that made them laugh.

Betty's hard work, dedication and drive to succeed in a world where stick thin expensive looking beauties are the norm makes great television. Subsequently the show has made a star of leading lady America Ferrera.

The talented actress has earned numerous awards from the role including a Golden Globe and an Emmy. We caught up with the Californian star, who is in actual fact stunningly beautiful, to found out more about season three of the hit show and both hers, and her endearingly dowdy alter-ego Betty Suarez's, new life in New York.

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We caught up with our favourite TV personality from the West Country, Justin Lee Collins, to chat about his new show Heads or Tails and becoming the face of Five.

The blonde-locked comedian's previous TV credits include ITV2's The Justin Collins Show and Channel 4's The Sunday Night Project, alongside Alan Carr.

Collins' new game show will be the focus of Five's Christmas schedule and will be screened across 11 consecutive nights in December with contestants competing to win £1 million on the toss of a coin.

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We caught up with Alex MacQueen, who you might recognise from Holby City, The Thick of It or The Inbetweeners, to talk about his role in Comedy Showcase: The Amazing Dermott and his fruitful career in comedy.

Do you feel like you're in competition with the other shows?
I know a few of the guys who are in the other shows, I know the guys in Phone Shop and I know Sharon Horgan from Pulling, and Justin Edwards who I think is in Guantanamo Phil? So I know a number of the other actors and performers, so it would be great if all of them could be commissioned into comedies.

It's nice to see six completely new comedies about to be launched, and that's where Channel 4 is a really vital organ in promoting new material. I don't suppose the other commercial broadcasters wouldn't necessarily have the resources or the courage to commission six completely different comedies in one batch, so it's great Channel 4 have done it I must say.

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It's hardly topical given Mel C hosted the Sunday Night Project way back in 2007, but good gossip is timeless - particularly when salacious and involving celebrity horizontal aerobics!

What better way to mark the release of the Sunday Late Night Project DVD than with a clip of former Spice Girl Mel C getting into a tangle about who Robbie Williams did, and who he didn't?

Andy Parsons. He's a comic, a writer and the voice of 'Cool Cat' from Press Gang. Is there anything this man can't do?

Taking time out of his hectic writing and performing schedule to 'big up' his brand spanking new stand-up DVD 'Britain's Got Idiots' on sale from 23 November, he guides us through his comedy career (I did mention Press Gang, didn't it?) from Footlights to Mock the Week. So really, is there any wonder why Andy Parsons is doing so well?

With a new DVD out next week - Eddie Izzard: Stripped - we catch up with the king of stream-of-consciousness comedy for a chat about the perils of touring, The Day of the Triffids and why he's ditched the dress and heels...

Channel 4's Comedy Showcase season is back upon us - a series of six one-off shows, two of which may end up getting commissioned for a full series. Hotly tipped for commission is Green Wing and Smack the Pony creator, Victoria Pile's new University based ensemble Campus, starring Andy Nyman as the hideous Kirke University Vice Chancellor, Jonty De Wolf.

Magician, film star, comedian and all round nice guy, we caught up with Andy to talk about working with the comedy legend that is Victoria Pile, the Green Wing comparisons and whether Jonty is the new David Brent.