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People who are complaining about Big Boi as John’s May Ball headliners: do you enjoy being ignorant?
This is the final edition of It’s the News, so get your anonymous passive aggressive pen names ready as I can’t be arsed anymore.
Hitting satirical targets with the accuracy of Ashley Cole with an air rifle, It’s the News is back and better than ever (note: this is no guarantee of quality).
GEORGE OSBORN: “Despite a plot as flimsy as an A4 piece of paper and one dimensional characters, this is two highly entertaining hours of fresh and unique cinema.”
May Week Schmay Week – GEORGE OSBORN provides the indispensible UPDATED guide to all the best music festivals of Summer 2010.
GEORGE OSBORNE finds the answer to the question ‘What could go wrong with the marriage of pop’s best producer and writer? ‘
With a tear in his eye, GEORGE OSBORN signs off with ten of his favourite tracks.
GEORGE OSBORN falls in love with Albarn’s pitch perfect pop production
GEORGE OSBORN and CHLOE MASHITER find it hard to fault a nigh on flawless gig from the Radiohead front man
CHRIS BANNON and GEORGE OSBORN mull over Marina Diamandis and punch in Peter Gabriel
GEORGE OSBORN provides a guide to broadening your musical horizons in the coming year
GEORGE OSBORN reviews a key location in the travel chaos hitting our fair isles
GEORGE OSBORN decides his top 30 albums of the past decade for your reading pleasure.
Too Lazy to provide a round-up of the best 100 albums of 2009, GEORGE OSBORN settles for ten.
Our suggestions for a lads night in continues with three films cooler than an eskimo gang bang.
GEORGE OSBORN wades through hours of depressing songs wrists intact.
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