Thats the oneWhen she was dressed up in The Club, and got herself tangled up in her cape!Classic TV.
. I used to love the salon one on ch4 too. Mon the early 00s 
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. I used to love the salon one on ch4 too. Mon the early 00s 
The Salon was great! Used to watch it regularly - think this was before Channel 4 got the rights to The Simpsons. They may also have helped out the GHD brand, pretty sure they were sponsored and / or mentioned on there somehow (could be my cloudy memory playing tricks).Thats the one
Wasn't that the programme Steve Strange (RIP) was on? (he was surely a danger to himself, and others, with his shaky hands).*
*Edit: Googled it, no, it was the BBC3 programme Celebrity Scissorhands.
I see original Fleetwood Mac line up in sixties in my local pub,upstairs club.About 10 Bob to get in.
Sadly cancelled the gig I had tickets for so never saw them live, though a FM tribute the other week was a brilliant - all the hits & we did wonder if there was a frisson between the band x
I hate imagine. With a passion.
Same here. Vastly overplayed.
aw with Ricardo!!Thats the one
I loved the episode with Alex P and Brandon Block, both off their face and a great laugh
I follow Garbage on Instagram, and found it interesting Shirley (Manson) posted this last night (before the gig got cancelled).
(Caption says: "Urgent note: Please don’t take it personally but if you come up to me during Siouxsie’s set tonight at Cruel World Festival , I will be non responsive. Thank you for your understanding in advance.")
There is a response from Skin (of Skunk Anansie) saying "Drives me nuts when I’m trying to watch a band and people come shouting in my ear".
We often say there are often two sides to when someone is being off, but thought at least Shirley acknowledged to her fans in advance. One guy replied to Skin it was the price of fame. I'm on the fence as we all want to enjoy our favourite acts without someone constantly in our ear or bugging us, why shouldn't they.
(Caption says: "Urgent note: Please don’t take it personally but if you come up to me during Siouxsie’s set tonight at Cruel World Festival , I will be non responsive. Thank you for your understanding in advance.")
There is a response from Skin (of Skunk Anansie) saying "Drives me nuts when I’m trying to watch a band and people come shouting in my ear".
We often say there are often two sides to when someone is being off, but thought at least Shirley acknowledged to her fans in advance. One guy replied to Skin it was the price of fame. I'm on the fence as we all want to enjoy our favourite acts without someone constantly in our ear or bugging us, why shouldn't they.
I always feel a slightly warm glow when I see other people saying they hate Imagine! For years I thought I was the only one.
Suppose as a celebrity wanting some down time you can't really win - they could go in a cordoned-off VIP area but they'd get abuse for that as well.
I was very young when Lennon died (can just about remember it - mum being a Beatles fan was very disturbed by it all) but I think Imagine only became such a huge hit because of the tragedy and maybe because it sounds kinda haunting anyway. Far too grim a song for my liking. I've never bought into people idolising John Lennon, you could tell he had a nasty side, though I did like his sense of humour sometimes.I always feel a slightly warm glow when I see other people saying they hate Imagine! For years I thought I was the only one.
*Though, the internet tells me Imagine was first a hit in 1971, a bit before my time! And re-released posthumously in 1980.
They really are all very plain aren’t they??
Reaction to Lennon's death was in some ways similar to Diana. His album that had only been released a few weeks before (to critical disdain and poor record sales) suddenly went platinum and won numerous awards. Before his death many people thought Lennon was a joke of a musician.
Like Ronan Farrow - to me he looks so much like Frank Sinatra. Nothing like Mia or Woody Allen.
It is actually Agnetha’s favourite Abba song. She told the Mail on Sunday in 2013 ‘Björn wrote it about us after the breakdown of our marriage. The fact that he wrote it exactly when we divorced is touching really’ she explained. ‘It was fantastic to do that song because I could put in such feeling. I didn’t mind sharing it with the public. It didn’t feel wrong. There is so much in that song. It was a mixture of what I felt and Björn felt, but also what Benny and Frida went through.’oh really? i assumed it was both - that makes it even crueller
it’s also the fact that the lyrics imply that she’s still pining for him a bit (“tell me does she kiss the way i used to kiss you” etc) which seemed especially mean to me.
As long as those hideous fuckers the Soeakmans don’t take over! They literally look like The RiddlersSurely these 2 are the obvious choice
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I remember I was only 6 when he died, and "Starting Over" had been released, which I have to say I really do like (far better than the dreary "Imagine") and my uncle kept on saying "You watch, this'll be Number One!" and then when it was, he kept gleefully saying "I told you! I told you!".
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I remember when "That's Life!" featured the slimming tea con.
Can someone link to it?
Imagine just reminds me of Gal Gadot and all the celebrities singing during the Covid 19 pandemic to ‘raise morale’ for us plebs.
Im glad its not just me- people think im weird and insensitive normally when I mention itI always feel a slightly warm glow when I see other people saying they hate Imagine! For years I thought I was the only one.
You really should have sang 'you may say l'm a dreamer...l'm not the only one'
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