PIERS MORGAN: The entire, mostly female, audience jumped up and began to chant: Piers Morgan, sexy sexy beast!
CHRIS EVANS: Yes, it looks understated, but handle Mercedes' awesome 500hp family estate with extreme care. It should come with a... stealth warning
DEBORAH ROSS: The doctor can't see you now... he's on TV
The BBC gave us Doctor In The House while Channel 4 gave us Doctor In Your House
Warhol? I was painting boxes long before his soup tins. The Beatles? Didn't give me the credit I deserved for Sgt Pepper. Tracey Emin? We've fallen out. Helen Mirren? So gorgeous, it frightened me. Roll up for a magical history tour with the candid and colourful Sir Peter Blake. ...read
It's the National Theatre's big gamble for Christmas - Damon Albarn's VERY modern musical take on the Lewis Carroll classic where Alice is an avatar and wonder.land is a videogame.
Nessie's golden days may be over, but like so many stars of the Sixties, he still manages to pull in 300,000 visitors a year and £30million. But does he exist?
The presenter was bowled over by Blue Peter, bewitched by Boticelli and mesmerised by Madonna. And you won't believe how many times she's watched Grease!
The vast new iPad Pro is stunningly, crazily pricey. It's a reminder of the days before every teenager owned an iPhone, when Apple really WAS about luxury toys for the black polo-neck brigade.
Black Axe Mangal is an instant hit, the very quintessence of the modern dining scene. The menu is short, but thrilling. As you'd expect from Lee Tiernan, formerly head chef of St John Bread And Wine. And so instantly alluring that we order everything. We ask why. 'Oh,' says our lovely waiter, 'because you ordered everything.' I love this place already.
In the Eighties we loved Lambrusco, in the Nineties sparkling Shiraz from Down Under had us gasping with glee, then things went rather flat for the fizzy crimson kit.... until today.
It's difficult being the most famous Italian in Britain, says Sven's ex. But I was born to be a celebrity - or even the U.S. President if only I'd tried harder and Monica Bellucci could play me but she's getting old.
The triumph of the original Hunger Games film was to somehow make it acceptable for a commercial audience to watch a film that was, in essence, about teenagers killing each other.
It's a pity that no amount of magic can make that draughty old barn of a theatre, the Shaftesbury, into a cosy space ideal for a show of now-you-see-it, now-you-don't.
Whatever anyone thinks of it, the new record from Adele is a surefire smash. Its first single, Hello, has reached No 1 in 28 countries. She is still surfing the wave of her own success with 21.
Branagh's theatre hit (at the cinema). Adele's 25. And Edith Piaf. You won't regret any of it..
Black Axe Mangal is an instant hit, the very quintessence of the modern dining scene. The menu is short, but thrilling. As you'd expect from Lee Tiernan, formerly head chef of St John Bread And Wine. And so instantly alluring that we order everything. ...read
In the Eighties we loved Lambrusco, in the Nineties sparkling Shiraz from Down Under had us gasping with glee, then things went rather flat for the fizzy crimson kit.... until today, when you can even find good sparkling reds from England. Part of the apprehension for many drinkers is the very notion of bubbles in red wine. ...read
The vast new iPad Pro is stunningly, crazily pricey. It's a reminder of the days before every teenager owned an iPhone, when Apple really WAS about luxury toys for the black polo-neck brigade. It starts at £679 but the top-spec machine clocks in at an eye-watering £1,100 once you add its keyboard and stylus - more than just about any laptop on our planet, with the honourable exception (of course) of Apple's own MacBooks. ...read
The latest incarnation of this ever-growling legend is still aggressive enough around the gills to let on that something significant is going on underneath. And my, ain't that the truth. There's another new she-wolf in town, and she can't wait to play rough, tough and down and dirty. ...read
This is something only previously witnessed in Cindy Crawford's dreams. Unfortunately, as always, Lord bloody Sugar was on standby to sour the euphoric mood. In a video clip, he growled: 'When my wife was pregnant, and my daughter and daughters-in-law, they would say men have got no idea what morning sickness is like. Well, thinking about Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain... ladies, I finally get it. ...read
That live X Factor debacle? Getting rid of Louis Walsh? Pinching my friend's wife? Yes, I've done some things I'm not proud of, Simon Cowell tells Event. But there's life in the old dog yet... ...read
An eye-watering 14.5 million viewers tuned in to the final, the sort of figure previously reserved for royal weddings or World Cup finals. Here presenter Sue Perkins reveals the secret team-bonding sessions with Mary, Paul and Mel behind our favourite cookery contest. ...read
She's sold 75m albums. She's worth £90m. Home is a castle. But the singer insists she's no recluse: she loves dancing and a good chat with the bloke next door... who just happens to be Bono.
She can't stand George 'Dubya' or her skinny calves, thinks being selfish is a good thing - and don't ever ask her to do reality TV. But what is her disgusting secret vice?
Elvis's widow is the Genie of the Lamp in one of three Aladdins we've picked for our roundup while Jim Broadbent brings some class to the stage in a new version of A Christmas Carol.
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