When I pay good money for my daily copy of The Independent I have to say it angers me to see the same story I've read in the paper on the Daily Mail website. But then most articles by Dominic Lawson annoy me and frankly they deserve to be in the Daily Mail since they amount to little more than hate-mongering. This one (repeated here in the Mail) I feel I should say something about because it's about...
A programming note. I’m alone this week, but that doesn’t mean this post will suffer. And with another great weekend of college football in the books, we are left with even cloudier picture in everything BUT the ... Added by: mikeychx Viewed: 1 time(s) Tags/Keywords: college football twtwcfb Added On: 2009-11-17
A comic writes ... As Britain goes the same way as the Roman Empire, things fall apart and the cultural superstructure collapses into the economic base, the Big Question is, what happened to our sense of humour? Or as Ian Burrell asks today in his insightful piece in the Independent , Q: When is a joke not a joke? A: When it's offence. Almost thirty years since alternative comedy came together at the...
The media has had a field day with the Florida Gators and Brandon Spikes and now Spikes’ suspension has been extended to a full game: Added by: titletownfl Viewed: 0 time(s) Tags/Keywords: brandon spikes florida georgia eye gouge suspension Added On: 2009-11-05
Hello you. More fun in the Mail's comments today, as lovely commenters support the use of the Sharia system in Saudi Arabia to behead and crucify a paedophile. Of course, this shouldn't be much of a surprise. The tabs seem to vacillate between using Sharia to make their readers frightened of Muslims and bigging it up as brilliant, with parody newspaper the Express pushing Britain's most prominent celebrity...
20:17 Jon Bon Jovi looks worryingly like Jim Davidson these days ... # 21:02 Aren't little boys allowed to go the Disney Princesses on Ice show then? # Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter
Print: Good - Sound: Good - Label: Universal - Year: 2007 - Cover: Good - Format: 1.78:1 - Length: 1h25m/1h25m - Before: No - Again: Yes - Price: £1 - Rating: 6.5/10. In Jim Davidson The Devil Rides Out Live , we find Jim playing The Edinburgh Festival , the worlds most famous comedy festival. Jim Davidson presents his trademark brand of adult humour, there are sizzling and saucy tales, sure...
According to legend, a milkman turned up early one morning at Oliver Reed’s house to find the actor had been up all night and was not entirely sober. Legend is rather vague about the subsequent events, but the actor is supposed to have kidnapped the milkman and taken him to London for a two-day drinking binge of epic proportions. The milkman was duly sacked, but Reed took him on as a gardener...
Fans of funnyman Jim Davidson will get another chance to see the comic perform in Lichfield. Following the sell-out of his first date, a second performance has been organised at the Lichfield Garrick on November 15 at 4pm. The controversial comic has received an OBE for his services to charity and has three coveted Showbusiness Personality of [...]
Michael Wynne-Parker is a man of many accomplishments. He is currently chairman of Guild Travel and Tourism of the UK. He is the former governor of the English-Speaking Union of the Commonwealth and the former chairman of the Council for the Advancement of Arab-British Understanding (East Region). ...
Enchanting fairytale The Nutcracker is coming to the Lichfield Garrick. The production, by European Ballet, will feature international dancers under the direction of Stanislav Tchassov, a former principal dancer of The Bolshoi Ballet. Set to Tchaikovsky’s glorious score, the ballet is enhanced by more than 45 handcrafted costumes and colourful sets. The magic of Christmas comes alive as Clara...