Do The Bartman - The Simpsons

I believe you are supposed to get a refund via where ever you paid for it from in the first place, I can't confirm this myself as hadn't subscribed previously but a few have mentioned this

Dickie Davies Eyes - Half Man Half Biscuit

David Gray - Say Hello, Wave Goodbye

D:Ream - Things Can Only Get Better

S Club - S Club Party

Roll out the Barrell - The Andrews Sistsers

All Together Now - The Farm

Simply the Best - Tina Turner

It is an association game and Yes & No are associated just like Black & White, Yin & Yang etc

No Limits - 2 Unlimited

First of the Gang to Die - Morrissey

S Club 7 - Reach for the Stars

Went to see The Muppets on Friday with my two girls, 5 & 8, we all loved it especially their mother and I, we were laughing more than the kids!

Absolutely shocked and saddened. Obviously something gone on in his life that we may never know about, such a sad ending to the life of one of the games greatest professionals by all accounts. Thoughts with his family at this time trying to cope with this news.

You should also watch Kronos and The Devils Backbone, both also directed by Del Toro and great films, especially the latter which I personally think is better than Pan's Labrrynth.

I watched a preview of the upcoming movie on Aryton Senna the other day and literally had goosebumps, it looks awesome!

I also thought it was brilliant, but probably not evryones cup of tea so to speak.

We could ban alcohol at the grounds but if idiots want to be idiots they will be. They will just stay in a pub longer and then won't have anything to do at half time but to cause trouble. Mindless, senseless, many things this incident and damaging for football as well. I will be giving away games a wide berth for a little while and I used to enjoy them more than going to Ewood at times, I take my kids and that cold have been me or them. Deepest sympathies to the family and friends of this man, different versions of what happened are out there but it doesn't matter and we shouldn't speculate, lets just leave them to mourn at this tough time.

Went to see "Moon" last week by Duncan Jones (aka Zowie Bowie), was okay but expected a bit more after the rave reviews it got. Sam Rockwell was very accomplished as always, the story just didn't really throw up any surprises, you knew what was going to happen quite easily. Worth watching, just don't expect too much.

Started watching some of the DVDs purchased from Amazon after Christmas last night. I watched "He loves me, He loves me not", a french film with Audrey Tautou. It was very good, and I would advise you watching this. The storyline is quite a basic love affair story, at leastt hat is what you are made to think, but with a brilliant twist in teh middle it turns it in to an extremely entertaining film. Still got to watch the following which I purchased: Control There Will be Blood The Orphanage The Lives of Others No Country for Old Men The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Iron Man and 24 Hr Party People which I have seen many years ago but it was a snip.

I watched it last night after getting it for Christmas and couldn't agree more, very, very good film. Ordered a few films off Amazon last week all either £4 or £5 and some really good ones in there.

Amazon have got a good deal on their MP3 downlaods if you like your music like that. Albums such as The Seldom seen Kid and Seasick Steve for only £3!!! Two very good albums at an outstanding price.

Not Paris, but I will be visiting Monte Carlo on Thursday for a few days, it was a prize won by my wife at work. They are looking after us and have a few trips arranged, but are there anythings which anybody believes we can not miss out on whilst we are in the principality?

I went to see James at Liverpool Uni on Saturday and it was quite a gig. They mixed the set to include both old and new stuff and the new stuff was quite good, they even managed to get Peter Kay to warm up the crowd as he was there as a fan. He did a ten minute stint and then James rocked the place for about 2 hours. Their encore included 3 songs and was extended further by the crowd who sang back at the band for a further ten minutes with the band just looking on in amazement before picking up their instrument again and joining in. Very good, would recommend the new album.