Since the demise of Top of the Pops I’ve found it hard to keep up with what’s new in the fabby world of mainstream Pop ‘n’ Rock. The only non-speech radio stations I listen to are BBC Radio 3 and XFM and anything else I stumble across when channel-surfing in the car. The last big […]
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Buddhist convert Sharon Stone gets reincarnated as a moron as she declares that the Chinese earthquake which killed at least 68,000 people was “Karma” for not being “nice”. So tens of thousands of innocent human beings died as some sort of punishment over Tibet? If this is what passes for cosmic justice in Sharon’s worldview,
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A little bit of political satire, laydees an’ gennelmen, as Anna Chen reads “Under Deep Cover of the PTA” at the St Ives Arts Club Cafe Frug night during the May Literature Festival. More pix here Madam Miaow says … visit Anna Chen’s website here: Home Anna’s food blog here: http://annacheneats.blogspot.com/
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A little bit of political satire, laydees an’ gennelmen, as Anna Chen reads “Under Deep Cover of the PTA” at the St Ives Arts Club Cafe Frug night during the May Literature Festival. More pix here Madam Miaow says … visit Anna Chen’s website here: Home Anna’s food blog here: http://annacheneats.blogspot.com/
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Picture: L to R Bob Devereux, Rod Bullimore, Anna Chen, Kelvin Bowers at the Salthouse Gallery reading Sunday 11th May 2008 Home from St Ives at last with end-of-holiday blues. Still haven’t unpacked due to to an overwhelming urge to get my holiday pix and videos sorted. I would have posted the first video of
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China begins three days of mourning a week after it’s worst natural tragedy since the last major earthquake thirty years ago. Following the debacle in Burma where the authorities, usually so quick to crack down on dissent, are criminally slow to react to the estimated 100,000 deaths from the cyclone, the Chinese rescue effort has
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