Lady One Question asks…
Another day, another deju vu:
And in answer to the screaming questioning headline: I don’t know. Is she? Nobody knows. Is she playing crazy golf in Barcelona? Is she a holiday rep in Italy? Is she having a cake in Germany? Is she swimming with the dolphins in Hackney? I don’t know. We don’t know. Nodoby knows. And this is not news, it’s a question that will never be answered. Go away and think about what you’ve done, Express, and don’t come back until you find some real news.
Fools.
Nip/Tuck Season 5 is ‘New Nip/Tuck’ as the plastic surgeons move their practice to Hollywood and work as consultants on shit medical plastic surgery drama Hearts And Scalpels, using ideas from past Nip/Tuck episodes. The actors in the show are rather highly-strung and shit, which is part of the fun. The show gets more popular by showing realistic surgeries… How very post-modern. Episode 1 has Oliver Platt doing a gay version of his Huff character, which was rather Nip/Tuck-y if I remember corrrectly… and Christian has infected hair plugs. What a palava!
The new vibe has kept it fresh, hurrah.
Scary teevee idea of the day, from Digital Spy:
‘Four members of the Hollyoaks cast are to perform a Marc Bolan medley at this year’s Children In Need. Gerard McCarthy, Kevin Sacre, Loui Batley and Summer Strallen – who play Kris Fisher, Jake Dean, Sarah Barnes and Summer Shaw in the Chester-based soap – are in the process of rehearsing a string of T-Rex songs including the iconic ‘Children of the Revolution’ to mark the 30th anniversary of Marc Bolan’s death. Speaking of the forthcoming performance, McCarthy told Digital Spy: “I hope viewers are looking forward to the guys and girls of Hollyoaks performing and singing live for such a good cause. “We’re honoured to be singing songs from such a great artist alongside a host of established performers such as Spice Girls, Westlife and the Sugababes.” A source commented: “The guys had their first vocal session the other day with Children In Need’s musical director. They’ll be having their first choreography session at the end of the week and everything will soon come together.” Hollyoaks Producer Bryan Kirkwood added: “Hollyoaks is always happy to lend its help to good causes and Children In Need is about the best one there is. It’s also a great opportunity to show that our cast aren’t just actors but all-round performers.” ‘
It may be charidee but c’mon now. That’s just a horrible idea.
That Comicbook Movie trailer is online. Oh yes.
Email of the day award goes to The Computer Hospital who finally found my lost sick printer that I sent them and arranged to replace it for me. So they sent me this in an email, with an attached form:
‘Please print sign and fax this back to order a new printer’
Can anybody else see why this proved rather difficult to comply with?
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