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Posted: 21 Dec 2008 03:46 AM CST Chris Hoy, Olympic Gold Medallist looks set to win a knighthood Hoy, 32, has been recommended for the title by the Governement’s sports advisory. After winning Sports Personality of the Year last week and the three golds in Beijing, this will top off a truly amazing year for the Scott. Related Posts |
Clash of Santas - One To Watch Tonight Posted: 21 Dec 2008 03:40 AM CST Robson Green and Mark Benton return as Colin and Howie in a festive special The feuding best friends and brothers-in-law return in a Christmas special, following the soar-away success of Christmas Lights, Northern Lights and City Lights. Howie (Benton) has been entered into a Santa competition with Colin (Green) as his little helper, making the final, they are representing Britain in Lithuania. Look out for some great childish humour and some light hearted comedy moments. ITV1 at 9pm Tonight Related Posts |
Tom Is Crowned King Of Strictly Posted: 21 Dec 2008 03:33 AM CST After last weeks voting blunder by the BBC, Tom was last night crowned King of the ballroom.. Following last weeks voting scandal that saw him scrape through, Tom Chambers, 31, won the dance off last night. The former Holby City actor had been given the lowest score by the show's judges for his first two dances after being allowed through to the final after last week's fiasco. In the final three with Rachel Stevens, 30, and Lisa Snowden, 36, Tom saved his best dance for the finale. Making it to the final two with Rachel, Tom put on a show-stopping showdance which finally gave him the chance to be like Fred Astaire. Judge Arlene Philips said “All I can say is WOW..you have the ease of Fred Astaire, the rhythm of Gene Kelly, the drive of Jeremy Clarkson and the posture of Daniel Craig walking out of the sea.” Craig Revel-Horwood called the performance as “you are like Bisto gravy truly: you saved the best ’til last”. Tom said to Camilla Dallerup after winning “Tonight is about you because you deserve this more than anyone”. The show has been tinged with objections from many dance fans that this series is more of a popularity contest than a dance contest, fans have been simply voting for whom they prefer rather than the best dances as Tom showed last night with two mediocre performances early in the show, including one trip. Related Posts |
Premier League: Big Sam impact, but Adams and Zola in big trouble Posted: 20 Dec 2008 04:14 PM CST Saturday’s football results kept this season’s trend of topsy-turvy results going, as Sam Allardyce immediately set Blackburn away for their first win in a long time and will no doubt have the club’s relegation odds reversed before long. Villa maintained their Champions League aspirations at the expense of West Ham who are, along with Tony Adams’ rather shocking Portsmouth side, looking dangerously like a potential big-name casualty of the drop. No word, though, on how Roy Keane feels about Sunderland’s big back-to-back wins so soon after his departure. West Ham 0-1 Aston Villa: No luck for Hammers Related Posts |
Eurovision’s Not Ready for Risque, thinks Nortons Posted: 20 Dec 2008 10:58 AM CST
"”I imagine this year I won’t say very much because I don’t want to tread into Terry’s world too much,” he told the BBC Newsbeat team. “If I am lucky to do it again I might build my part.” His Eurovision journey started this year as the host of the Eurovision Dance Contest in Glasgow, and will continue in the UK National Final where six contestants will face a public vote to decide who will represent the UK in Moscow when May 2009 arrives. (Hat tip to Newsbeat). Related Posts |
Sony To Take the Kink Out of the Home Posted: 20 Dec 2008 10:46 AM CST
I think that the working out is something that human nature will continue to do! (Hat top to Silicon Alley Insider, image by Lainy Voom in Second Life). Related Posts |
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