Londoners Magazine Georgina Terry shakes a pineapple
By George Terry • Jul 8th, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Georgina Terry
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“If you wonder who the girl on stage with the pineapple is, it’s me…” |
Blogs
Geekazoid!: Suck My Mix
By Chris Lo • Jul 7th, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Chris Lo
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“It’s like Facebook! Except with music! And no SuperPokes! And…okay, it’s not like Facebook…” |
Caomhan is pissed at overprotective parents
By Caomhan Keane • Jul 7th, 2008 • Category: Caomhan Keane
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“Perhaps they would have been happier if Newsround had just announced that Speight had left CBeebies and gone to live on a farm like several of Blue Peter’s cats and dogs…” |
Morag Lyall’s little guide to reds
By Morag Lyall • Jul 6th, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Morag Lyall
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“This week, let red wines take centre stage, with an easy guide to what all the labels mean…” |
Kate Livesey says get over it
By Kate Livesey • Jul 4th, 2008 • Category: Kate Livesey |
“I’ve been through numerous break-ups myself and I’ve realised one thing: the best thing to do when things end is to preserve as much of your dignity as possible…” |
Georgina Terry is unwell
By George Terry • Jul 1st, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Georgina Terry
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“Sorry, fans…” |
Geekazoid!: The Shadow of Flamin’ Chris
By Chris Lo • Jun 30th, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Chris Lo
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“I never thought so before, but I guess my ego is like the Tower of Pisa – huge, insecure and in constant need of reinforcement…” |
Morag Lyall’s little guide to whites
By Morag Lyall • Jun 27th, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Morag Lyall
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“Australian or Chilean wines (the ‘New World’) are my favourite, but a lot of people still like the tradition of ‘Old World’….” |
Kate Livesey doesn’t like growing up
By Kate Livesey • Jun 26th, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Kate Livesey |
“I’ve always had a short attention span. When I do start to see someone, I’m not the first to bring up the icky issue of commitment…” |
Caomhan’s pissed… At himself!
By Caomhan Keane • Jun 25th, 2008 • Category: Blogs, Caomhan Keane
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“A barrage of notes, quotes and scathing criticism is hurtling towards its inevitable end - the dole office. I wouldn’t trade it for all the tea in Tesco. But a party it wasn’t…” |
