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Title	Right click, copy URL to reader	RSS
Video Feeds
Latest Videos	brightcove.tv
Headline Feeds
News Headlines	all.xml
Big Brother Headlines	bigbrother.xml
Entertainment Headlines	entertainment.xml
Media Headlines	media.xml
Category Feeds
	bollywood.xml
	comics.xml
American Idol	americanidol.xml
Big Brother 1	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 2	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 3	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 4	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 5	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 6	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 7	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 8	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother 9	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother International	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother USA 4	bigbrother.xml
Big Brother: Celebrity Hijack	bigbrother.xml
Britain's Got Talent	britainsgottalent.xml
Broadcasting	broadcasting.xml
Celebrity Big Brother 1	bigbrother.xml
Celebrity Big Brother 2	bigbrother.xml
Celebrity Big Brother 3	bigbrother.xml
Celebrity Big Brother 4	bigbrother.xml
Celebrity Big Brother 5	bigbrother.xml
Celebrity Big Brother 6	bigbrother.xml
Cult	cult.xml
Dancing on Ice	dancingonice.xml
Dancing with the Stars	dancingwiththestars.xml
Digital TV	digitaltv.xml
EyeSpy	eyespy.xml
Gaming	gaming.xml
Gay Spy	gayspy.xml
I'm A Celebrity	imacelebrity.xml
Movies	movies.xml
Music	music.xml
Odd Section	odd.xml
Reality	realitytv.xml
Showbiz	showbiz.xml
Soaps	soaps.xml
Strictly Come Dancing	strictlycomedancing.xml
Television	tv.xml
The Apprentice	theapprentice.xml
The X Factor	xfactor.xml
TV Guide	tvguide.xml
US TV	ustv.xml

What is RSS?

"Really Simple Syndication." It's designed to enable you to "subscribe" to content you want to receive without having to trawl through endless numbers of websites to find it. You've found our Feeds homepage, which is a good start; it's basically a list of all our RSS feeds with this little bit of blurb explaining how to use them.

How do I use RSS?

Modern web browsers, like Firefox and Internet Explorer 7, have little icons that light up whenever a website is offering you an RSS feed. All our article pages highlight our general news feed - a list of all the latest DS headlines - and a feed relevant to the sort of article you're looking at. Here's a screenshot from Firefox showing the orange "feed" icon in the address bar and the options it presents:



You can then "subscribe" to the feed. In Firefox, one way of doing this is by making it a "live bookmark" - as the title suggests, this is far more exciting than just a regular, non-live one. As well as being a bookmark to your favourite entertainment news site, it also displays a list of headlines:



Internet Explorer does something similar, and there are a variety of web-based aggregators (like Bloglines) and downloadable applications (such as FeedReader) that can do all sorts of fancy things with RSS, too. Also, if you have a non-commercial website, please feel free to include our feeds on it!