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| Monty Python and the Star Trek Grail Posted: 24 Nov 2008 09:06 AM CST
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| Posted: 24 Nov 2008 01:54 AM CST
Nick Cotton returns to Eastenders on Christmas Day Nick Cotton is back on your screens this Christmas with an explosive return on Christmas day. Actor John Altman, 56, said: "After an absence of seven years I am thrilled to return. I’ve always been given great story lines and look forward to seeing if Nick will once again spread fear and loathing throughout the Square." Our money is on him starting off playing the nice guy, terrorising Dot and then finally being driven away from the Square by a tough nut..nothing changes Related Posts |
| Jodie Kidd High-Kicked out of Strictly Posted: 24 Nov 2008 01:27 AM CST
Super Model, Jodie Kidd, voted out of Strictly Jodie Kidd was unanimously voted off Strictly Come Dancing last night after Judge Arlene Phillips, 64, told Jodie: "Those kicks and flicks have got to be higher." Kidd, 30, was in the bottom two with quickstepping Lisa Snowdon, 36. Craig Revel Horwood said he was pleasantly surprised with her dance, giving a score of seven, he said: ‘For a gargantuan couple I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with that. ‘I really, really was, I thought it was a really, really confident and tight performance and I loved the way you did all those toe, heal swivel sections. After losing the dance-off, Jodie said: "It's been brilliant." Related Posts |
| Reptiles more popular pets than dogs Posted: 24 Nov 2008 01:00 AM CST
If growth continues as it has done, then reptiles may overtake the 9 million cats in the UK to become Britain’s most popular pet. Chris Newman, chairman of the British Federation of Herpetologists, said: “There are now, without question, more pet reptiles than pet dogs in the UK. You only have to look at the way the market has grown. I have no doubt that there are now between seven and eight million reptiles living as pets in the UK. “Reptiles’ popularity as mainstream pets has grown immensely. There has been an explosion in numbers. They have moved from being niche to being mainstream. “They are far more suitable as pets than are animals which are perceived as more traditional pets, such as cats, dogs and small mammals. Reptiles fit today’s modern lifestyles as they are less time-consuming, and can also be easier to keep, than other traditional pet species.” Related Posts |
| Roxy Music Star Dates His Son’s Ex-Girlfriend Posted: 24 Nov 2008 01:00 AM CST
It could be a frosty Christmas at the Ferry Household. Former Roxy Music star Bryan Ferry is dating his son's ex-girlfriend. Ferry, 63, is dating 27-year-old Amanda Sheppard.
Ferry's son Isaac, 22 previously dated Sheppard and was previously involved in a bizarre incident with police when they questioned him for having a lighter that resembled a gun. It's thought that the couple have been dating for a couple of months now. Judging by the picture it ooks like Santa brought Bryan a nice early Christmas present. Well, at least it gives The Daily Dust an excuse to play some Roxy Music:
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| The Divas Climb Back to the Top of the Charts Posted: 24 Nov 2008 12:15 AM CST
The singles charts also sees the female diva on top, with Beyonce’s If I Were A Boy taking over from last week’s number one by Il Divo, which dropped to number seven.
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| David Coulthard Becomes a Father Posted: 24 Nov 2008 12:00 AM CST
No word on his name or birth weight, but he’ll be sharing his birthday with Icelandic singer Bjork, Star Trek Deep Space 9 actor Alexander Siddig and presenter Liza Tarbuck. As to the future occupation of the young Scot? His Dad reckons “he’ll be signed up for Ferrari in 2028!”" (Hat Tip to F1-Live). Related Posts |
| Arsenal collapse continues as ‘Big Four’ get shut out Posted: 23 Nov 2008 02:09 PM CST
What odds would you have gotten on all four of the ‘Big Four’ failing to score a goal this weekend? We have no idea, but you’d be a rich man if you’d made that bet. Only Arsenal managed to lose as well, getting thumped 3-0 by Man City in a result that had Wenger at his ‘hear no evil, see no evil’ best afterwards as reporters dared to ask about the Billy Gallas situation. In other results, the tightest league in recent memory continued as Spurs climbed out of the relegation zone by beating 10-man Blackburn while Bolton beat Middlesbrough and Pompey drew Hull. There’s only a handful of points separating 6th from 16th while Chelsea and Liverpool have pulled clear at the top without much of a fuss. Sunderland 0-1 West Ham Related Posts |
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