by Paul Gibson
Another week, another horse-frighteningly ugly contestant wows the Britain’s Got Talent judges.
We’ve had Shaheen Jafargholi (‘OMG, what a cutey!’) and Susan Boyle (‘WTF, that’s a woman? You sure it’s not Steve McFadden in a curly wig?’). Well, stand by for another four hour phonecall with your gran, because Britain’s Got Talent has unearthed a third inbred monster who can halfway hold a tune. And this time, the facial hair is deliberate. It’s another Welsh fella, which means the people of Swansea, Cardiff (and… er,Llarrghhllaachh?) will have to choose whether they love a man or a small boy.
We should rephrase that.
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by Chris Laverty
Thumbs up and down.
Folded:
* Body of Lies on DVD (unfairly panned during its theatrical run, this is an engrossing, if occasionally silly spy movie with a standout turn from Mark Strong)
* Dolce Gusto (if you like coffee you should have one of these already. Only sixty quid on Amazon)
* Buy up old Tin-Tin crap on eBay (because it’ll probably be worth a packet soon)
* Ladyhawke (the band, not the film. Definitely not the film)
* ‘Clunge’ (thank you Jay from The Inbetweeners)
Creased:
* Britain’s Got Talent (surely there must be one sane person left who doesn’t watch this tripe? Don’t give us that irony crap either, ‘cos rubbish is rubbish)
* Tassimo (£100 and loads of messing about)
* Pepsi Raw (‘Pepsi Rip-Off’ presumably never made it past the brainstorming stage)
* Charlie Brooker’s News Wipe (they’ve given him a bit too much leeway this time and he’s lost it)
* Compare the Meerkat (yet another example of advertisers trying to be all trendy and clever and instead having their clients come off like desperate buttcracks)
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