Strictly speaking, fish diet doesn't help me dance
Congratulations to Louis Smith for winning the final of television's Strictly Come Dancing show.
Congratulations to Louis Smith for winning the final of television's Strictly Come Dancing show.
We need to talk about Swaziland. The King of Swaziland and I have much in common. For a start, we both have facial hair, though his is a bit dodgy.
Of course I've seen The Hobbit. I'm a man of the world. But did this not entail visiting the cinema, a place I abhor? Yes, it did.
The Chinese don't muck about. There are too many people? Right, everybody can only have a maximum of one sprog or else they'll be imprisoned.
I hope you all gave a cheer for your postie on Monday. It was the first-ever national postal workers day, which sounds naff, but was designed to make the point that privatising the mail will be disastrous.
Tomorrow, at last, I get to see The Hobbit. For the past month, I've been geeking out on forums and dedicated websites. I've watched a dozen different trailers and have polished my 3D specs.
It's not all nasty on the internet. On sites like eBay, I'm constantly surprised and delighted by the politeness, praise and all-round feelgood factor that's often to the fore.
I was informed the other day that some women shave their legs all the time and others not at all. When I say "informed", I don't mean the intelligence was conveyed to me by a dispatch rider from the Government.
You can't beat a good crannog, and archaeologists appear to have discovered a doozy in a Fermanagh bog.
Science news, and Kylie Minogue has been startled after encountering first-hand - or face - the effects of gravity.
Let's talk about txts. Or texts, if you don't suffer from loose vowels. Texting celebrated its 20th birthday this week. And the first words of the first ever text? "Merry Christmas." Kinda sweet.
We need to talk about Tess Daly's cleavage. Well, we don't need to, but I believe it would be morally uplifting to do so.
At last, they've found it! Found what? You know. It. The elixir. Well, not the elixir. An elixir, at any rate.
Can the capitalists not leave anything alone? Their crass behaviour constantly amazes.
Oh, it's a little baby boy. I think we'll call him Lager. He'll make a lovely sibling for his sister, Chlamydia. It's long been my contention that parents should not be allowed to name their own children but that the State should select these fairly and sensibly.
Omg! Yet more trendy texty acronyms emerge.
Bieber news, and the world's leading Justin has just gotten too small for his breeches.
Pity poor Katy Perry. Ooh, your mouth goes on tiptoes when you say that a couple of times.
Food glorious food, vexed subject for bluster, while we're in the mood, cut back on the custard. Apologies for butchering the lines of the song from Oliver. But food is everywhere. We're drowning in the stuff. We swallow it, we fight it off, but still it assails us.
Shock news: researchers say our intelligence is diminishing as we no longer need it to survive.
David Cameron is facing a fresh bout of Tory strife after the coalition's plans to introduce gay marriage cleared the Commons.
Around 600 Afghan interpreters are to be offered the chance to settle in Britain after an apparent coalition rethink.
Most typical household electricity bills in Northern Ireland will increase by £90 a year from July 1.
Tony Pulis' seven-year reign as Stoke manager has come to an end after he and the club agreed to part company by mutual consent.
Alex Corbisiero is desperate to put an injury-ravaged season behind him and reassert his position as England's first-choice loosehead prop in the upcoming fixtures against the Barbarians and Argentina.
British and Irish Lions flanker Sean O'Brien could yet play for Leinster in Saturday's RaboDirect PRO12 final after making rapid progress in his recovery from a knee injury.
Apprentice hopefuls are hoping to avoid an udder disaster as they try to cream off the biggest profit in their latest task.
Bolder joined David Bowie's backing band in 1971, appearing on classic albums including Hunky Dory and Aladdin Sane. He went on to join Uriah Heep five years later and only stopped playing with the band a few months ago, due to his poor health.
La dolce vita has arrived in Cannes thanks to a pair of films set in Italy exploring lives of affluent ennui.