Secret Celebrity Gossip #91

[kurtCobainsguitar]

That post looks like you were trying to rewrite the lyrics to We Didn't Start The Fire.

That cracked me up!! You funny fucker! Now you said it... I cant stop singing it!!

 

[PeteM]

So no fans of Razzle here?

 

[Blessmyheart]

i still buy those,only the steak and kidney ones mind, 2 bits of meat in the whole pie,i can eat all by myself. how the hell did my mom feed 5 of us out of one tin is beyond me ? must have been bigger tins i think

Can’t remember the tins much, but the Findus pancakes definitely got smaller and thinner as time rolled on.
I’m not complaining, I think if you survived those pancakes you practically had a superpower.Im convinced that I didn’t really need the covid vaccine.

 

[FenellaTheWitch]

Ah, what a time that was to be alive. It almost felt like the writers were personal friends of yours.

David Hepworth, Tom Hibbert (RIP) Neil Tennant (yes, him). They used to gently mock the pop stars of the day, too. Glorious.

I remember the issue that said Neil Tennent was leaving to focus on his band. I wonder what happened to him ?

 

[TwooTwooTwitTwitTwoo]

I've never hated a band name more than Wet Leg *shudder* It makes me think of some awful agricultural sheep disease.

I'd never heard of Wet Leg until today but every time I read the name I pull a face. Who on earth thought Wet Leg was a good name for a band?!

 

[12055584]

Me! I started young with Twinkle and as I aged, went through Look-In, Girl, Just Seventeen, Smash Hits, More and Cosmo!!!

Did anyone get Mandy & Judy - then from there to Just 17 then to More
Wild now to think position of fortnight in a teen mag was ok

 

[Orphan_Black]

from the begining ? why would you ?

Money and clout imo. She's happy to still attend events with him to this day. She's no victim.

 

[Gym&Tonic]

I think that's pretty shitty you'd put that out there, to be honest.
His business, which he obviously wanted kept private (and managed to do despite being very famous).
I'd have thought a fellow patient would have understood how important that was.

I agree. The same thing happened to Sarah Harding as well. I wouldn‘t dream of posting that I’d seen a Celeb or anyone for that matter, at a hospital. Everyone is entitled to medical privacy.

 

[Rekyavikgirl]

Then why has he not been charged. The media won’t write about speculation if they think they can be sued for libel. However the police WILL investigate accusations of rape. So why haven’t they? Or if they have, why have they not arrested him?

LOL, dear sweet summer child

 

[flowerpotno7]

I didn’t put it out there. I confirmed it. It was a few years ago and it’s not something I “put out there” at all. I never mentioned it at all st the time or afterwards until it came out. It’s been known for a few years. Me confirming it a week ago doesn’t mean I “put it out there”.

hope your better now. please dont fret over someone elses opinions. anyone would mention they saw a celebrity in there daily life,celebrities are famous and court publicity,due to the jobs they do. a patient seeing a celeb in a hospital and telling people is not a bad thing,most people would do the same, they could be there for any number of reasons,waiting for someone,work related,giving an award etc.,. a health worker working in the NHS (or some where similar) and telling various people intimate details about their health, is a whole different kettle of fish and should be reported
.

 

[Ennui]

Olivia Coleman will always be Bev to me:

 

[Fanny Muchmore]

Oh thank GOD I'm not the only person who doesn't like Olivia Coleman.

And she's in bloody EVERYTHING.

 

[LaBlonde]

I agree, that’s why I haven’t uttered a word until now as he’s well and back on tour. I agree that reporting back on seeing someone in hospital is completely out of order - even if you’re a patient there yourself!

honestly, and i know your intentions were decent and all, it’s much the same thing. he’s entitled to not have that shared if he doesn’t want it to be, even if he’s ten, twenty, thirty years after treatment. it’s a deeply personal and traumatic thing to go through, and if he wants to keep it private then he should be able to do that forever.

i’m bowing out though because discussions of illness, especially cancer, becomes very personal to me. the main point really is that people going through serious health issues isn’t gossip, regardless of whether they’re having or have had treatment. peter kay was entitled to ask for that privacy and it should have been granted to him.

 

[Cosmo69]

Ant and Dec have Covid

Ant and Dec pull out of NTAs after being struck down with Covid

Ant and Dec have pulled out of attending the National Television Awards and Britain's Got Talent: The Ultimate Magician after being struck down with Covid, MailOnline can reveal.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Britain's Got Covid.

 

[Ennui]

I’ve seen the full frontal pics…

Heavens to Betsy, you wouldn't get that in Bunty.

Sorry, I'll stop now. The young whippersnappers on here must think they've accidentally turned up at Gransnet.

 

[AllSeeingEye123]

That and posting comments about TH, when nobody can work out who TH is

Some of us know.

 

[Britbloke]

I couldn't wait for my Smash Hits. Absolutely loved it. I kept them all and put them in order. I was a saddo.

Ah, what a time that was to be alive. It almost felt like the writers were personal friends of yours.

David Hepworth, Tom Hibbert (RIP) Neil Tennant (yes, him). They used to gently mock the pop stars of the day, too. Glorious.

 

[DarnIt]

I’m sure I still have scars on the roof of my mouth from those death pancakes.My foray into international cuisine was started by Vesta curry.

Vesta cho mein with the deep fried toe nails for added crunch.

Me! I started young with Twinkle and as I aged, went through Look-In, Girl, Just Seventeen, Smash Hits, More and Cosmo!!!

Ah Twinkle with the little totally plastic giveaways on the cover.

 

[DCI Jack Logan]

I miss top of the pops

 

[dorydaryl]

Clearly not as old as me- I have no clue who these people are!

Me neither. My last bit of excitement in the popular music department was the ABBA revival ('Voyage'). Not sure I'd want to see the ABBAtars in concert, though.
Apart from the odd breakthrough gem, my taste in music stops in the 1990s or thereabouts. Doesn't help that I was brought up with a lot of my dad's 1950's/60's stuff, so pretty 'conditioned'. 80's was my era. And I'm so square I love musicals. Definitely not in vogue (aged 52. Young at heart, old at music).