PIERS MORGAN: Jeremy Paxman leant in close to me and said with a weird, creepy smirk: 'You know, I don't really hate you...'
CHRIS EVANS: Erasing the roof: What's the star feature of Mazda's new convertible? That it takes less than two seconds to drop the top...
CRAIG BROWN: They shoot trout, bite partridges and eat badgers for breakfast. So, is anybody or anything safe from The Last English Poachers?
If you fancy having an argument about animal rights with Ricky Gervais or are brave enough to trade insults with James Blunt about his musical prowess then you're probably already one of the 300 million users pumping out half a billion tweets a day on Twitter. No other website gives you such a personal peek into the lives of celebrities. ...read
Terry Waite endured five years chained to a radiator. He comforts families of other hostages captured or killed by jihadis. No wonder he says he needed to 'cheer himself up'.
Yes, she throws everything she's got at it - which script-wise, at least, isn't quite enough - but she still sounds recognisably like Sandra Bullock rather than someone evilly interesting and new.
It's not only named after him but has its menu partly designed by him and some rather lovely black-and-white shots of Boff in whites, tails and rugby shirt. Separately, of course. Plus lifesize murals, one at either end, of Beefy bowling, appealing a dodgy decision and tonking the hell out of a small leather ball.
A good start is Champagne Lanson, exclusive supplier to Wimbledon whose bottles are united by crispness and zing.
It's farewell to Clarkson and co, but Tina Turner dances back, and a grumpy Rumpole takes to the airwaves
It's not only named after him but has its menu partly designed by him and some rather lovely black-and-white shots of Boff in whites, tails and rugby shirt. Separately, of course. Plus lifesize murals, one at either end, of Beefy bowling, appealing a dodgy decision and tonking the hell out of a small leather ball. Sounds a little over the top, perhaps, but it's not. Way too understated. ...read
A good start is Champagne Lanson, exclusive supplier to Wimbledon whose bottles are united by crispness and zing - a bit like watching the tennis in 5K definition rather than a fuzzy telly from the Eighties. The technique responsible for Lanson's house style is 'non-malolactic fermentation', which gives its fizz an edge of freshness ...read
For most Dads I reckon red rather than white is the way to go - while whites can age beautifully into creamy and nutty richness, reds tend to deliver a bit more muscle and power.
For sheer popularity New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc grabs the Commonwealth crown, but other white grapes such as Pinot Gris and Riesling also show great promise.
The Kindle Fire HD Kids Edition is designed purely for children - a good idea, as I've slowly forgotten that I'm meant to use tablets for myself - and comes armed with features to soothe any residual guilt pangs one might feel when allowing a set of silicon chips to babysit one's child. ...read
I had never actually driven a brand-new MX-5 until this week, when this beauty landed on my drive. 'Gorgeous car,' I thought immediately. Puts me in mind of a mini Alfa Romeo 8C Spider, which they only made 500 of and now costs more than it did when it was new in 2009 - ten times more than this little raver. ...read
The Juke Nismo RS is the aesthetic motoring equivalent of the entire cast of The Only Way Is Essex. Too much pocket money and too long at the Max Factor counter.
The Seat Leon X-Perience is by no means perfect, but she's OK and does try, like when she flashes up seemingly random information on the dashboard, as if to remind you that she's still there.
Here he was, the supposed great interrogatory Rottweiler of our time, crouched in front of me like some fawning, trembling knave begging the King for clemency. 'Well,' I replied, 'you have a very strange way of showing it.' Paxman erupted with comically indignant rage, his benign, smiling face suddenly crunching into the ferocious scowl of a scorned lover refused permission for a second chance. ...read
They languished for decades in an old box, yet these extremely rare photographs, many never seen before, reveal the stunning transformation of a naive young model into the world's biggest movie star... but only after she reluctantly agreed to break open the peroxide ...read
He has known phenomenal success in three ways: as a rock star, a film star and a soap star. Spandau Ballet have sold 25 million albums and are in the middle of a comeback estimated to be worth at least £4 million to each of the band. When they broke up in 1990, he immediately won great acclaim by playing Reggie alongside his brother and bandmate Gary as Ronnie in The Krays. ...read
The ex-Goodie twitcher-in-chief's a glass-half-empty guy who worries about his paunch (is it down to taking anti-depressants?) and hopes it's not just Funky Gibbon he'll be remembered for...
Firing Take That into the air, burning actors at the stake, shooting Event in the chest... no job is too risky or weird for the SFX wizards behind (and hiding inside) the Olympics 'Octobus'.
When Marvin wasn't holding a knife to Jan's throat, he was either insisting that she join him in the Lord's Prayer or complaining about her stretch marks.
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