Well good luck to her but this is a bit like trying to herd cats.
Actress Sienna Miller is suing Darryn Lyons from Big Pictures (UK), accusing him of “physical and verbal intimidation and abuse”, which sounds a bit more than “ere …
Democrats Barack Obama and Bill Clinton appeared on a platform for the first time yesterday in Orlando, the killer punch or just too triumphalist?
Labour supporters in Britain still wince over Neil Kinnock’s ‘coronation’ rally in Sheffield shortly before the 1992 general …
Posted on October 30, 2008 in
Sports
Sir Allen Stanford’s 20/20 cricket match between England and his private team of West Indian players is in the balance as the players seethe over him cuddling their wives and girlfriends and various big guns, like former England cricket supremo Sir …
There is no organisation on earth that is more committed to layers of management, form-filling and endless away days about how to “deliver value” from the preceding than the BBC.
Yet every time it has a crisis it loses someone important; …
PM Gordon Brown is looking for someone to take over from Stephen Carter (booted upstairs to the Lords) as his chief PR man to take on the Tories’ Andy Coulson.
Names in the frame so far include Google’s UK head of communications …
Mr Blatherskite is thinking of launching a competition for the most successful (in terms of media gained) statement of the bleedin’ obvious.
Hairdresser Andrew Collinge has put in an early bid with his firm’s survey of 3000 men who decided that …
Posted on October 30, 2008 in
Serge
Serge Poniatowski (Blatherskite’s chief celebrity interviewer): ‘Allo Carla, nice to hear from you
Carla Bruni-Sarkozy: It’s been a long time Serge, I thought you didn’t like me any more
Serge: Not at all Carla, it’s just that I’d been listening to your …
You can’t keep that man Harry Redknapp out of the headlines and last night, in the game of the season so far, the previously woefully underperforming Tottenham Hotspur came back with two goals in the last two minutes of added …
By quitting?
In a way yes because actor David Tennant’s decision to quit the show after this year’s Christmas special and four more ’specials’ next year is a salutary reminder of one thing the BBC does very well - good old family …