No me he olvidado del blog... ;)
martes, 22 de abril de 2008
lunes, 21 de abril de 2008
Take That nomiandos en...
THE IVOR NOVELLO AWARDS!!! En la categoría de "PRS MOST PERFORMED WORK" con la canción Shine.
Tendrán lugar el 22 de mayo, así que una oportunidad para verlos :D
GOOD LUCK, BOYS!!!
http://www.theivors.britishacademy.com/awards.html
domingo, 20 de abril de 2008
sábado, 19 de abril de 2008
Wasnt him and...he wasnt THAT hunk!
See Webbys post on MOO, wasn't Mark after all.
'Well the official line goes along these lines:
Text from me to Mark:
"Hello, there's a picture diong the rounds on the tinternet that looks incredibly like you doing the London Marathon and I have to say it's even got me stumped. Obviously I'm being asked if it's you - so ..... did you? x"
Reply:
"As if, could pretend though!!! x"
So I think we can categorically state that he was probably down the pub having a roast, ha ha!
Best regards
Webmaster'
http://moomessageboard.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/179102013/m/1801025803
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Pues eso,q parece ser que el de la foto de la marathon no es Mark...
mu!
A Cue for Take That
WANTED: A snooker-loving Take That fan...with a large house.
A number of items from band member Howard Donald's fine art and antique collection are to be sold at auction.
They include a full-size Victorian mahogany snooker table and a nine-foot wide 19th century Chippendale-style bookcase. The singer, from Droylsden, sold his Hatherton Lodge mansion, near Nantwich, five years ago and the items, which have been in storage, are being sold by Nantwich auctioneer Peter Wilson on Thursday.
The snooker table is estimated to bring up to £3,500 and the bookcase £9,000.
The auctioneers say they are expecting considerable interest in Howard's collection which is among 700 lots to be sold on the day.
Auctioneer Robert Stones said: "The collection is for a Take That fan with a big house."
"You can imagine someone saying to their dinner guests, how would they fancy a game on Howard Donald's snooker table? I suppose it would be a great bit of one-upmanship."
Howard, 40 this month, was working as a DJ when he got back together with three of the lads, Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Jason Orange.
He was taken ill last year with a life-threatening lung condition during a tour and was treated in hospital in Vienna.
His former mansion is also on the market after being restored by new owners. They have refurbished the house, landscaped the gardens and built a new tennis court. It is being sold by Savills for £4.5m.
Fuente: Manchester evening news
I'm loving aliens instead
On December 18 2006, Robbie Williams played the last of 59 stadium shows in a row, announced he was going to spend Christmas at his home in Los Angeles, and then basically disappeared. He was hardly seen at all in 2007. He briefly checked into rehab. He spent quite a bit of time hiking and playing football (he owns a football pitch on Mulholland Drive). Then he stopped hiking and playing football. His record company, EMI, announced he had no plans to release an album in 2008. Today he unexpectedly calls me to ask if I want to go with him to the desert in Nevada to meet UFO abductees.
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Continúa en: Guardian.co.uk
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El artículo es interminable, por eso no lo copio entero, pero he aquí algunas "joyas":
I fly to Los Angeles. When Robbie comes to his door, I hardly recognise him. He has grown a very bushy beard. He sees me scrutinising it, slightly agape, and says, "OK, I'm piecing it together now. I've grown a beard and I'm going to Nevada to speak to people about UFOs. I think I should shave so I don't look so mad."
"Pop stars aren't allowed to have beards," he says. "Name me a pop star with a beard."
We go to his TV room. His girlfriend, the actor Ayda Field, is in there, watching a UFO DVD.
He said he liked a book I had written about conspiracy theorists and was thinking of spending a night in a haunted house. "Do you know any?" he asked.
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