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Diary: Bagshawe's novel ideas
Tory totty Louise Bagshawe MP gave new meaning to the phrase "in-house publicity" by garnering a series of plugs for her book Passion in the Commons this summer.
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Diary: Bono and the art of creation
Thursday, 25 November 2010
"Creating art that has never been done before is the reason I get out of bed in the morning," diminutive U2 frontman Paul "Bono" Hewson has informed The New York Times.
Diary: Mandy out of step with Beeb
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Waltzing Peter Mandelson will not be appearing on his beloved Strictly Come Dancing, but controversy still rages as to who snubbed whom: Mandy or the BBC.
Diary: Bigmouth strikes again
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Slight stand-up Simon Amstell has again turned his lashing tongue to the abuse of a music-based national treasure.
Diary: The paper with teeth
Monday, 22 November 2010
Another explosive week on the kith and kin front (see the Milibandroids below) brings a new contender for Nuclear Families, our reality TV-style search for Britain's most radioactive family.
Diary: Not quite like a Rolling Stone
Friday, 19 November 2010
After it presumably became clear the man himself couldn't be bothered, who better to read the audio version of Keith Richards' memoirs than dashing shipmate Johnny Depp?
Diary: Hugh in denial over Vietnam
Thursday, 18 November 2010
In keeping with the royal theme, today's picture story cunningly features an actor who actually looks a bit like Paul Burrell.
Diary: Lady Black is one fair lady
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Here's something for the dads and indeed their dads – news reaches me that the ever-fragrant Lady Black of Crossharbour has just made a long-awaited society "comeback" across the Atlantic.
Diary: More monkey business
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
For those of you pedantic enough to question the merits of any column that resorts to revealing "news" about pretend people, move along.
Diary: Murdoch's laureate of lunacy goes too far
Monday, 15 November 2010
Will this vile persecution of Andy Coulson never cease? What days these have been for any PhD student researching the thesis entitled "Conspiracy Theory and the Murdoch Empire: Seeking a Common Thread".
Diary: Emma fears bard set too high
Friday, 12 November 2010
Thoroughly charming non-cougar Emma Thompson, 51, recently starred with her husband Greg Wise, 44, in the BBC's screen adaptation of Christopher Reid's The Song of Lunch, a book-long poem of youthful lust, longing and adult regret.
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