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Posted by mofgimmers on August 4, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Peter Kay, a think, might just be Michael Parkinson's fave comic... watch Peter Kay talk about his nan, the priesthood and packing toilet rolls for Franny Lee. Ace.
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Posted by mofgimmers on August 3, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Eartha Kitt is one strange woman... but boy, can she purr. There is no-one quite like Terry Wogan to get the best/worst out of a guest, and Eartha Kitt didn't disappoint! This is hilarious and surreal in equal measure.
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Posted by mofgimmers on August 2, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Oliver Reed is, without question, one of the greatest actors the world has ever produced. Unfortunately, his talents have been overshadowed by his off-screen antics. His appearance on The Word is now the stuff of legend. So check him out on the Patrick Keilty show getting a horn out of his sack, and downing lethal looking cocktails.
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Posted by mofgimmers on August 1, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Not strictly an interview as such, but excellent nevertheless. The late and great Peter Cook, star of Bedazzled and The Princess Bride ("MAWWIDGE!") found himself of Nick Hancock's Room 101 with some very well behaved packaging. After unsuccessfully showing how difficult sandwiches are to open, he ended up taking a breadknife to some milk. Brilliant.
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Posted by mofgimmers on July 31, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Mani, formerly of The Stone Roses, and now with Primal Scream is the best man to stick on TV and talk an album up. The recently chinned Bobby Gillespie aint.
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Posted by mofgimmers on July 26, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Liam Gallagher. Whether you like the tunes of Oasis or not, you can always guarantee he'll give you good value for money. Like when he refers to Ben Elton as a 'geezer' and contemplates an Oasis musical.
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Posted by mofgimmers on July 25, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Years ago, David Icke became a laughing stock. He appeared on Wogan and claimed the world was about to be ravaged by disaster and war. So, when Wogan invited Icke to take up the chase, how daft did he look? Or did he talk sense? Over to you...
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Posted by mofgimmers on July 24, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (5)
When a politician goes on the box, it's usually a bit dull, and often infuriating. Well, when David Cameron stepped onto the Woss chatshow floor, he was in for a gentle bullying to make us all laugh heartily!
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Posted by mofgimmers on July 20, 2006 in YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
If you haven't already seen the movie 'Dig!' then go grab the DVD now - it's the funniest rockumentary since Spinal Tap (with the added bonus of being actually real). It's based on the comical rivalry between US bands the Dandy Warhols and The Brian Jonestown Massacre. And if you need more persuading, how about clicking below to watch a crafty YouTube mash-up of the film's trailer, except with the musicians replaced by burritos? You know it makes sense... [Stuart Dredge]
Posted by Stu on July 14, 2006 in Musical Stars, YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Cletus The Slack-Jawed Yokel doppelganger, Kevin Federline, is claiming to have 'Punk'd' the world three times over by releasing a fake debut single from his much-hyped up album, Playing With Fire. The single 'PopoZao', which he originally said was 'the shizz', was released 'so that people would look at him like a talentless wannabe rapper,' according to reports. K-Fed allegedly claimed 'that way, when I come out with my real sh**, people are f****** blown away!' 'At first, when I put out PopoZao, people were kinda laughing at me. I did it on purpose so people would look at me exactly the way they did'. More like when the single was released to the sound of laughter you had your people come up with a really lame excuse just like that. [
Posted by Katherine on July 13, 2006 in Britney Spears, Britney Spears & Kevin Federline, Musical Stars, YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Please excuse this minor deviation from our usual coverage of ramshackle D-listers, I just found this amazing video on YouTube, featuring Mr Bungle doing a parody of the Red Hot Chili Peppers back in 1999. The lead singer in Bungle is Mike Patton, from Faith No More, Fantomas, Tomahawk and Peeping Tom, who reportedly has an ongoing feud with Anthony Kiedis. Make sure you catch Trevor Dunn pretending to shoot up, and Trey Spruance 'snorting' cocaine half-way through. There are still tickets available for The Peppers' remaining London dates this weekend. Enjoy! [
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July 11, 2006 in Musical Stars, YouTube Videos | Permalink
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July 9, 2006 7:46 AM
So what do you think of the shambolic singer? Poet, Idol, Sex god or just plain daft, let us know your thoughts. Personally, (as a full-blooded woman, mind), I found him quite...Attractive? Please don't spam me for saying so. I could definitely leave the eyeshadow, but other than that I must say I can see why Kate found him so appealing. All I want to do now is give the poor love a big hug and say 'cheer up Pete! It's not the end of the world!' Excuse me whilst I go throw up now...
Posted by Katherine on July 9, 2006 in Musical Stars, YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
In case any of our beloved starstruck readers have active social lives and didn't catch the Pete Doherty interview with Jonathon Ross last night, here it is for your viewing pleasure. Voodoo dolls not included.
Posted by Katherine on July 8, 2006 in Musical Stars, YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
Kylie's so far kept silent about her cancer battle, save for a few brief public statements, and climbing up on stage with sister Dannii a few weeks ago (presumably just to remind her who's the globally-loved pop megastar, and who's the rubbish cheese-siren in this relationship). But stand by for an emotional one-hour interview on Sky One - 'Kylie In Her Own Words' - where she talks publicly for the first time in-depth about events during the last year, and her plans for the future. For a taster, click on the video below, which is the 30-second trailer for the interview, which is due to be screened on Sunday 16th July. [Stuart Dredge]
Posted by Stu on July 4, 2006 in Kylie Minogue, YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (1)
You know what I love about proper stadium-RAWK bands? The pyrotechnics. Rockets, flamethrowers, big sparkly things, it's all good. Guns'n'Roses didn't let anyone down on this score when they played London's Hammersmith Apollo this week. They came on stage over an hour and a half late, but when they kicked into Welcome To The Jungle with an enormous BOOM, everyone forgave them. Want proof? Watch the YouTube clip below, which is the whole song recorded in wobbly camphone-vision, and wait for the hair-raising (and singeing if you were in the front row) explosion about 40 seconds in. [Stuart Dredge]
Posted by Stu on June 9, 2006 in Musical Stars, YouTube Videos | Permalink | Comments (0)
I'm sorry, but today we just can't resist showing you YouTube clips of really,