
Sunday Bloody Sunday » Alan Partridge returns
Sep 5th
If you feel like Alan, you’ll be please to hear he’s all set to make yet another comeback to alleviate your 7th day boredom, staring in 10 mini episodes available only on the internet.
But as each episode is only 12 minutes long it won’t really whet Partridge fans appetites, still I suppose its better than nothing.
Created solely for Fosters lager, they must have paid Partridge creator Steve Coogan an awful lot of money to ditch Alan’s favourite pint of bitter with a Baileys More >
Apple in sexy new iPods shocker
Sep 2nd
A revamped iPod Touch, a totally new iPod Nano and the much anticipated re-imagining of the Apple TV were all unveiled by Steve Jobs at the Apple press conference in San Francisco yesterday (1st September 2010).
The iPod Touch looks slick and now comes with the same Retina display screen boasted by the iPhone 4. In fact with the addition of FaceTime and a HD video camera, it’s now pretty much an iPhone 4 without the phone.
The all new iPod Nano has had More >
The Stig is revealed…
Sep 1st
The High Court ruling is bad news for the BBC, who no doubt will have loads of Stig merchandising lined up to be released over the next few months to cash in on the busy Christmas shopping period.
The main selling point of The Stig was his anonymity, now that that has gone, the show might have to create a new character. No easy feat, over the last few years ratings More >
Apple TV to be relaunched iTV?
Aug 26th
As well as the now annual updates and revisions to the iPod range it looks like the California based computer bods are finally ready to turn Apple TV into more than just the hobby it’s been since its initial release way back in 2007.
Believed to be re-branded as iTV the new look box should be much cheaper than the current Apple TV, mainly due to its lack of hard drive, choosing instead to simply stream HD quality More >
Celebrity Masterchef » Review
Aug 26th
This atmosphere is reflected in the way the competition is presented and the good spirit of the contestants – of which there was no better example than with the 3 finalists, Dick Strawbridge, Christine Hamilton and the eventual winner the plucky, timid, yet talented Lisa Faulkner.
Yes it More >
A new term for the Inbetweeners
Aug 25th
The final stumbling block of Simon Bird’s contract has now been ironed out and the four amigos will head out to Malia in Crete in a few days to begin location shooting.
Bird allegedly wanted more money to reprise his role as the nerdy hero Will Mckenzie leading producers to call his bluff and start the process of recasting. But rest More >
Switch off the X-Factor and go and do something less boring instead
Aug 21st
Spurred on by last years Facebook campaign to get Rage Against the Machine to the Christmas number 1 spot instead of the nicey nice Joe McElderry, I say this year is the year we should all boycott the show completely.
Yes I know the auditions are entertaining, but c’mon people how many times do we need to watch wierdos murdering pappy pop songs.
Like Crack, watching the auditions is More >
Return of the Skywalkers » Deleted Jedi scene revealed
Aug 17th
The deleted scene was unveiled at a Star Wars convention in Florida, USA to promote the upcoming Star Wars Saga Blu-Ray boxset. Saga creator George Lucas was joined onstage by Luke Skywalker himself ‘Mark Hamill’ whilst later on Princess Leia ‘Carrie Fisher’ also joined in the fun.
This scene is not exactly riveting but still fascinating due to its familiar but at the same time totally fresh feel.
Intended to be the films first look at Luke since The Empire More >
The Premier League, Predicting the future » Today!
Aug 11th
Anyway this season promises to be the closest run in history with arguagbly 6 teams capable of winnning the trophy. But who will take the top prize and who’ll be left scrapping for the crumbs. Our boffins at Frackin Towers have bashed their heads together to More >
Arcade Fire : The Suburbs : Album Review
Aug 11th
Following on from 2005s Funeral and 2007s Neon Bible, the Fire have decided to follow the path of further development and sonic progression rather than churning out the same old sounds and cashing in.
Not that it’s a totally new sound mind. It’s still distinctly Win Butler, Régine Chassagne and co.
But the soundscapes of The Suburbs is a mix of the old and the new, part Funeral, part Neon Bible blended with bits of New Order, Depeche Mode and an added splash More >



