Barry Humphries, best known for his comic character Dame Edna Everage, has died aged 89. In November 1979, Dame Edna was appearing at Leeds Grand Theatre, and Look North's Mike Smartt got a good dose of Humphries' wit, wisdom and, well..., niceness. | BBC Archive

184K views · 1.8K reactions | It's Throwback Thursday, Possums! Here's Dame Edna Everage leaving Charles, Prince of Wales, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, speechless at the Royal Variety Performance in 2013. The lilac lovely is out of retirement and at QPAC next week on 1 and 2 Oct ️: atqp.ac/2lEYfNN | QPAC | Facebook

12K views · 228 reactions | In his career Sir Michael Parkinson has interviewed some fascinating, colourful and engaging people… including this especially fascinating, colourful and engaging former housewife,Dame Edna Everage. Enjoy a trip down memory lane at An Evening with Sir Michael Parkinson, live at QPAC 23 – 24 October. ️ atqp.ac/2KEBiUU | QPAC | Facebook

"Hello, Possums!" Barry Humphries' most beloved character Dame Edna Everage delighted global audiences for decades with her lilac-coloured hair, love for gladiolus and, of course, her piercing sense of humour. In tribute to the iconic Australian comedian, we look back on some of Edna's highlights - a memorable chat with Tom Jones, meeting King Charles III and a hysterical interview with 10 News First's own Angela Bishop. Watch 10 News First tomorrow at 5pm and on 10 Play | https://10play.com.au/

8.6M views · 91K reactions | #OnThisDay 1988: "I'm a little bit psychic darling and I'm thinking... yes, you're First Lady material." Donald and Ivana met Dame Edna on Wogan. | BBC Archive | Facebook