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Should X Factor have covered up for the kids?
Should X Factor have covered up for the kids?
13 December 2010
It's been a busy final weekend for the X Factor. Firstly Cher, who was haunted by rumours of teenage tantrums and favouritism from her mentor Cheryl, was voted off leaving One Direction, Rebecca Ferguson and Matt Cardle left to fight it out. Matt went on  More
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Ukrainian Eurovision madness, Madonna marries Jesus, knitted boobies and chicken in a can
Ukrainian Eurovision madness, Madonna marries Jesus, knitted boobies and chicken in a can
14 May 2009
Would you vote for this woman? This is Svetlana Loboda, this year's Ukrainian Eurovision entry. Her video is quite the oddest thing. Very entertaining and really bizarre. Even more bizarre than that Shakira video where she turns into a cartoon and attacks a  More
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Radical Publishing - Zine Fest at The Womens Library
Radical Publishing - Zine Fest at The Women's Library
25 January 2009
On Saturday afternoon I had the privilege of visiting London Met's Women's Library for the a small but perfectly formed Zine Fest. These events are a great way of picking up some fresh new zines, seeing what people are putting out and generally catching up with  More
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Picture question: whats this?
Picture question: what's this?
13 January 2009
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The wonderful world of Kate Beaton
The wonderful world of Kate Beaton
30 December 2008
Now, I hate to use the words "quirky" or "whimsical" to describe another woman's work, because they seem to be bywords for "shit" or "pretty but insignificant". HOWEVER. Kate Beaton's brilliant web comics have been buoying me up for months now - theyre stuffed  More
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Eartha Kitt RIP
Eartha Kitt RIP
29 December 2008
The original Catwoman, Eartha Kitt, has died at the age of 81. There are myriad fabulous things about Eartha Kitt, but here are my top five: 1. She was the only person in the world who could accurately pronounce the word "rowr". 2. Orson Welles called her  More
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I have seen the future of female singer/songwriters and it is BALD (and briiliant)
I have seen the future of female singer/songwriters and it is BALD (and briiliant)
23 December 2008
This is Eliza Wren Payne. She's from Utah, is bald, wears arm-warmers, has dimples, and is awesome. I first saw her at a Nik Kershaw gig (yes, 1980s legend Nik Kershaw - we don't need to go into why I was there). When Eliza came onstage I expected her to e  More
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