Cory n Chad, are identical twin brothers and stand up comedians known as The Smash Brothers. They have made appearances on Showtime and Fox. Today they join Joey Diaz and Lee Syatt LIVE in studio to celebrate Ralphie May's birthday.

Joey Diaz talks about what his life has been like after the first week of self quarantine, specifically how hes trying to keep a normal schedule for his daughter. Joey also talks about how this is a tough time for a lot of people, and how it would be easy to let this depress you. Instead, its important to focus, work on yourself, and be prepared for when this is over. 

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Joey Diaz talks about the positives he sees from the quarantine experience, how it has made him a calmer person, and how even though we are in a rough period, there is light ahead. 

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Australian comic cricketers arriving in Birmingham.

Richard Lutz takes in a long eulogy to the Mafia life.

A fairytale castle on the Welsh coast is a monument to Victorian escapism, reports Marsya Lennox

David Cameron would like us to believe that the pain inflicted on us by the government after the banking crash will be more bearable if we believe him, writes Alan Clawley

Sir Howard Elston, our diplomatic reporter, watches a circus of ambiguity, deceit and governmental stupidity.

Birmingham Rep to bring theatre into Erdington homes.

Richard Lutz holds his breath as Britain twists in the wind.

Will Mapplebeck, a Tyneside political commentator, reports on the outflow from the election.

Here's a run-down of what's happening at the venue.

The music matches the weather this week.

A return for a legendary name, amongst others.

There's definitely some unusual events taking place.

Old favourites, new arrivals and good causes.

Some things are straightforward and some defy description.

The Masters of the Universe, amongst others.

Debutants and regulars are in town this week.

Acting legend to perform at local venue.

Richard Lutz takes a seat for this tragedy at The Swan in Stratford

Richard Lutz is dragged into the world of Restoration noir at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Sheilagh Matheson takes on the curtain-twitchers as we face Lockdown Week 2.

Recruitment firm announces series of leadership development events.

Flatpack Projects brings free family screenings and craft workshops to the Mailbox.

Both Paul McGrath and Michael Rosewall lead English Touring Opera musicians through Barber of Seville and Eugene Onegin for the next two weeks in both University of Warwick and Cheltenham's Everyman Theatre.

A two week celebration of theatre will highlight the best of West Midlands’ creativity this March.

Author Vijay Mehta, Chair of Uniting for Peace, is giving a talk on his book on 5th March 2013 at University of Warwick

First stage adaptation of Robert Burton’s 1,500 page “first self help manual” published in 1621

Richard Lutz meanders through another miasmic week

Our chief crime correspondent Sir Howard Elston sits down with the former Prime Minister following the damning Chilcot Report into the Iraq war

City's top chefs sign up to battle for the title Curry King of Birmingham 2018.

Foodie heaven at canalside venue.

New York Sounds: The Week In Free Jazz, No Wave Funk-Disco, Jewish Cantorial Experimentation & Alternative Hip Hop

Martin Longley sees Spiritualized compress their cosmic selves into a tiny Brooklyn DIY venue...

Simon Hale reviews the Broadway production of Kinky Boots.

Richard Lutz takes his pew at the Birmingham Hippodrome.

Classic films and new releases to feature at state of the art development.

Alan Clawley is really struggling to garner a useful reaction from Birmingham City Council.

New Central Library: Founding a Friends Group, Thursday 4 July

Backing for local council from residents.

Photographs and talk by Pogus Caesar on behalf of Friends of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.

Simon Hale watches the Alexandra Theatre's big Christmas production.