Basshunter
At last, we have an interesting Number One pop act. So, it’s goodbye to the weeping, chimney sweep, Leon Jackson and hello, Basshunter, happy hardcore Swedish willy waver. Otherwise known…
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Jaffa Cakes, Obesity and the ASA
The ASA have scolded Maltesers and Jaffa Cakes for advertising that’s misleading. We might be the victims of false claims with regards to diet, but we’re also guilty of professionally…
Because You’re Worth It
Looking in the mirror and feeling a tad pale, pasty and washed out? Pondering a fake tan, sun bed or a trip to Tenerife to put some colour in your…
Bruno
BBC 5Live asked me to review Bruno on their breakfast show last Saturday morning. They wanted to gauge if the film was homophobic or offensive in any way- but from…
Criminal Hotpants
As I struggled to find consciousness this morning, grappling with muesli, green tea and the Today programme, it was announced that the UK claims the highest shoplifting bill in Europe.…
The Tavern’s Got Talent
The continuing success of the X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent, The Voice and er, Stars in their Eyes proves that the talent contest is in rude, if unwanted health. However,…
The Grid: Richard Norris
Richard Norris is best known as one half of The Grid. He made a splash on the rave scene of the late ‘80s and early ‘90s with hits such as…
Paul Goodyear
If you happen to have gone clubbing in Sydney at any time during the ‘90s, it’s likely you’d have danced to the tunes of Paul Goodyear. His classic disco sets…
Paul Campion
Paul Campion began his career as fantasy/horror illustrator. After completing a Masters Degree in Computer Animation, he moved to New Zealand to work on Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the…
Omid Djalili
Omid Djalili was born in Chelsea to Iranian parents. He rose to fame after appearing at the Edinburgh Festival in ‘95 with Short, Fat Kebab Shop Owner’s Son. Ten years…
