Big Brother (TV Series)
Big Brother Contestant Booted
Big Brother 4 contestant Scott Weintraub, a Chicago waiter, was booted from the show after a temper tantrum and some furniture tossing.
Big Bother
The contestants in Big Brother 3 were deliberately vilified by the producers simply to provide viewers with a talking point. It means this series should be the last, writes Mark Lawson.
Doctor's Career on Line After Big Brother Tryst
Before she entered Italy's Big Brother house, Dr Lina Carcuro predicted it would be 'far removed from my professional objectives'
The N-word is Never Cool
As Big Brother shows, all racial abuse is vile. So we should resist those who try to normalize it. By Joseph Harker
Bermondsey Tainted By Celebrity Big Brother
Let's not tar this historic part of London with the taint of scandal created by Celebrity Big Brother. By David Mckie
Big Brother Winner Faces Big Cricket Test
Cricket: Shilpa Shetty has been asked to front a cricketing version of Pop Idol, intended to unearth new young English talent.
Big Brother: The Final or Finale? Right Result is Little Comfort for Channel 4
Only one result could have begun to repair the damage to the reputation of British television and society caused by the 2007 series of Celebrity Big Brother. And last night, at 9.20pm, Channel 4 got it. By Mark Lawson
Shilpa, Jade, Big Brother and the need for Intercultural Skills
The recent racism debate emanating from the Celebrity Big Brother TV show in the UK demonstrates the need the incorporate intercultural skills into the education system says intercultural communications expert.
Reality Shows Help Endemol's Profits Surge
Big Brother producer Endemol has revealed that its profits shot up 30% to £57m in 2005 and said revenue growth is set to continue throughout 2006. By Julia Day.
Open Door
The readers' editor on ... the Guardian's coverage of Celebrity Big Brother. By Ian Mayes
Changing Beliefs of TV's Celebrity Big Brother Contestants
Do you know whether or not you have flawed beliefs that are holding you back from achieving goals? Would you like to find out how to discover if you do or not? Here is the information that the contestants of TVs celebrity Big Brother needed to know.
Big Brother Not a Sport? But They Wear Trainers
Screen Break: We all have our own idea of what constitutes sport - so Martin Kelner is having no truck with the objection that Celebrity Big Brother doesn't count and thus has no place here.
After Big Brother ... Reality Sperm Donors
Those who thought the latest series of Big Brother in the UK plumbed the depths of tackiness apparently haven't seen anything yet. The programme's inventor, John de Mol, was last night due to launch a new Dutch reality show in which a woman searches for a potential sperm donor.
Big Bother With the Law
I 'm still slightly dubious about whether or not the police really did go into the Big Brother house. On the one hand, everyone says they did.
Gallic Big Brother Duo in Line for £200m
The two men behind the French version of Big Brother are likely to earn hundreds of millions of euros from parent company Endemol following the early success of the raunchy television series. Under earn-out agreements that were struck when they sold their production company to Endemol but...
Big Brother's Little Bother
The inclusion of a white contestant in a pan-African version of the television show Big Brother has ignited a heated debate about who can call themselves an African. Stefan Ludik, 22, is a Namibian citizen but protestors say he should not be eligible for the hit reality programme because...
Sinisa's story
Tonight, another series of Big Brother ends with one happy winner - and three losers. But do we really understand the psychological pressure contestants are put under?
It's bedlam for Big Brother inmates
In the 18th century people used to go to the Royal Bethlehem hospital in Moorfields, known as Bedlam, to view the lunatics and laugh at their antics. Visitors paid one penny each.
Stuart Jeffries: Big Brother Bullies Little Sister
Channel 4 and the tabloids create hate figures for profit, and a vulnerable working-class girl is paying. It's hard, isn't it, to feel sympathy for the exhibitionists currently living in the Big Brother house?
Before she entered Italy's Big Brother house, Dr Lina Carcuro predicted it would be 'far removed from my professional objectives'
The N-word is Never Cool
As Big Brother shows, all racial abuse is vile. So we should resist those who try to normalize it. By Joseph Harker
Bermondsey Tainted By Celebrity Big Brother
Let's not tar this historic part of London with the taint of scandal created by Celebrity Big Brother. By David Mckie
Big Brother Winner Faces Big Cricket Test
Cricket: Shilpa Shetty has been asked to front a cricketing version of Pop Idol, intended to unearth new young English talent.
Big Brother: The Final or Finale? Right Result is Little Comfort for Channel 4
Only one result could have begun to repair the damage to the reputation of British television and society caused by the 2007 series of Celebrity Big Brother. And last night, at 9.20pm, Channel 4 got it. By Mark Lawson
Shilpa, Jade, Big Brother and the need for Intercultural Skills
The recent racism debate emanating from the Celebrity Big Brother TV show in the UK demonstrates the need the incorporate intercultural skills into the education system says intercultural communications expert.
Reality Shows Help Endemol's Profits Surge
Big Brother producer Endemol has revealed that its profits shot up 30% to £57m in 2005 and said revenue growth is set to continue throughout 2006. By Julia Day.
Open Door
The readers' editor on ... the Guardian's coverage of Celebrity Big Brother. By Ian Mayes
Changing Beliefs of TV's Celebrity Big Brother Contestants
Do you know whether or not you have flawed beliefs that are holding you back from achieving goals? Would you like to find out how to discover if you do or not? Here is the information that the contestants of TVs celebrity Big Brother needed to know.
Big Brother Not a Sport? But They Wear Trainers
Screen Break: We all have our own idea of what constitutes sport - so Martin Kelner is having no truck with the objection that Celebrity Big Brother doesn't count and thus has no place here.
After Big Brother ... Reality Sperm Donors
Those who thought the latest series of Big Brother in the UK plumbed the depths of tackiness apparently haven't seen anything yet. The programme's inventor, John de Mol, was last night due to launch a new Dutch reality show in which a woman searches for a potential sperm donor.
Big Bother With the Law
I 'm still slightly dubious about whether or not the police really did go into the Big Brother house. On the one hand, everyone says they did.
Gallic Big Brother Duo in Line for £200m
The two men behind the French version of Big Brother are likely to earn hundreds of millions of euros from parent company Endemol following the early success of the raunchy television series. Under earn-out agreements that were struck when they sold their production company to Endemol but...
Big Brother's Little Bother
The inclusion of a white contestant in a pan-African version of the television show Big Brother has ignited a heated debate about who can call themselves an African. Stefan Ludik, 22, is a Namibian citizen but protestors say he should not be eligible for the hit reality programme because...
Sinisa's story
Tonight, another series of Big Brother ends with one happy winner - and three losers. But do we really understand the psychological pressure contestants are put under?
It's bedlam for Big Brother inmates
In the 18th century people used to go to the Royal Bethlehem hospital in Moorfields, known as Bedlam, to view the lunatics and laugh at their antics. Visitors paid one penny each.
Stuart Jeffries: Big Brother Bullies Little Sister
Channel 4 and the tabloids create hate figures for profit, and a vulnerable working-class girl is paying. It's hard, isn't it, to feel sympathy for the exhibitionists currently living in the Big Brother house?