Boris St. Johnson speaks out about his controversial three years at Cambridge…
Cambridge rising stars Truly Medley Deeply are set to give a stellar performance on Britain’s Got Talent tonight.
This year’s X Factor has seen real talent replaced by average singers, channeling some very odd looks.
SIMON BAJKOWSKI muses on the changing face of Britain’s Got Talent, suggesting that since this series runs off the back of an oh-so-familiar precedent, the post-modern viewer requires something different from the BGT experience. Enter Messrs McIntyre and Hoff.
With 19 million people still watching, and Indiana Jones theme tunes still playing, GILLIAN WHITTAKER asks, when will it end?
HOLLY STEVENSON talks to The Saturdays’ Mollie King about the X Factor, song writing and the genius of Britney Spears.
ANGELA LIU: ‘Do see it if you LOL at seeing someone’s trousers fall down. Expect echoes of The Inbetweeners, Date Movie, and The Human Centipede.’
MAX DURSTON waxes lyrical about strange celebrity insurance policies, from Ugly Betty’s teeth to J-Lo’s bum.
The success stories, the failures and the things we’d like to see die out: the decade that was.
JACK RIVLIN: Why I’m backing Rage Against The Machine for Christmas number 1, even though I hate their music.
One of the few programmes to burst into the bubble, X Factor Bitch gives her lowdown on this year’s big personalities.
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Simon Cowell shares his judgement on breakdancing and someone reveals that rowing is really all about rubbing eachother with bovril in this week’s best comments