Doctor Who
- Maybe Kylie after all...
- Gareth McLean interviews Jessica ex-Stevenson [free registration required]
- Plus Freema Agyeman - aka Sweet FA - is on Jonathan Ross tonight. Sorry on Jonathan Ross tonight.
Books
- Borat's travel guide
Film
- So many spoilers for Indy 4, including the villains
- There might be an Ocean's 14, but not a Bourne Legacy
- A movie based on The Sims?!
Music
- Kajagoogoo are back
British TV
- Noel Edmonds to host the badly re-titled Sky version of Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?
- Kirsty Young's leaving Five News
- Anyone who thought Xena: Warrior Princess was in any way about female empowerment, think again - or at least send Universal Playback a rude message. Mud-wrestling glamour models to launch a DVD?
- What happened to some of the former contestants of The Apprentice and Dragons' Den [free registration required]
- Celebrity Big Brother was more racist than anyone suspected. Full transcript here. Which is handy because it's clear some celebrities haven't read it
Australian TV
- It could be worse: the father of one of the contestants has died in the Australian version of Big Brother and no one's told her
US TV
- CBS's Moonlight gets recast, while Prison Break looks for some more inmates
- And The IT Crowd needs a new Jen while Heroes needs some more heroes
- Footage from the new Babylon 5 DVDs
And a great big shout-out to The Stage's TV Today blog which is now one year's old. Happy Birthday guys!
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May 25, 2007 | Reply
Aw, thanks Rob.
Incidentally Jessica Hynes-n?ɬ©e-Stephenson's interview is available without the registration requirement from The Guardian's G2 section.
May 25, 2007 | Reply
..and the Aussie Big Brother contestant being left in the dark is a her, not a him.
May 25, 2007 | Reply
Thanks - may the Grint be with you, always.
BTW, you should come here more often, not just to correct my typos, Scott!
May 25, 2007 | Reply
I'm here every day (via RSS, at least)! I just lurk, that's all.
Besides, I'm only pedantic because I care...
May 25, 2007 | Reply
I loved the idea that it was the father's dying wish she not be told he was dying. Reminded Neil (my partner) of the Man City ex-boss whose apparant death-bed words were "the last thing I want is for City to go down"...
Which can definitely be read two ways.
Wonder if the dad's words were similarly interpreted?