Top 10 Posts
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Top Gear Thursday: Fast, Furious and British - Great London Car Chases
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Joan Collins Turns 80 Today
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WATCH: New Trailer for ‘The World’s End’
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A Companion To The Doctors: The Fifth Doctor
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WATCH: Did Anyone Miss Benedict Cumberbatch's Shower Scene?
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'Sherlock' Episode Two Has Finished Filming
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Unseen Beatle Notes Are Generously Kept From Collectors
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BBC AMERICA Previews Summer Programming
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What Are Brits Watching: 'The Voice UK'
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'Endless Love' Remake Gets Britished Up
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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Yes, Sir Ian McKellen will play Gandalf in The Hobbit.(BBC)
I’ve been on a Human League binge in recent weeks and stumbled upon this oldie-but-goodie on a greatest hits compilation. This solo collaboration between frontman Philip Oakey and super-producer Giorgio Moroder was featured on ...
Would Girls Aloud‘s Cheryl Cole – who is featured on Will.i.am‘s single, “Heartbreaker” – replace Fergie in Black Eyed Peas if she decides to go solo permanently?
Not content to just be a hot sexy man, DavidEssex put out this very forward-thinking pop songin 1973. “Rock On” contains multi-tracked vocals and layers of distortion and effects that are almost hip-hop in their ...
My Family and Murder City star Kris Marshall was hit by a car in Bristol this weekend, suffering serious head injuries that landed him in the hospital. BBC NEWS is reporting that “he is being treated at the city’s Royal ...
Seems the tabloids had it right: Mark Ronson told BBC 6 that he and Amy Winehouse are working on a theme for Quantum of Solace and “hopefully, it will get used.” I think that Barbara Broccoli and company should just hire Amy ...
One of the many short-lived shoegaze bands of the early ’90s, Adorable had their moment and flamed out rather quickly. They signed to Alan McGee’s Creation Records in 1992, and they were expected to be as big as The Jesus ...
The Times takes a look at Guy Ritchie a.k.
Nik Kershaw‘s 1984 track “The Riddle” is the sort of catchy, reggae-inflected pop song that should have guaranteed him American radio play. And the colorful, quirky video?
Anglo For Your Ear: The Streets’ “Dry Your Eyes”
A UK No. 1 for The Streets in 2004, this song confirmed Mike Skinner as a true pop phenomenon and not some over-hyped flash in the pan.