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My Week In Media: Zezi Ifore

Interview,Iain Marlow
Monday 09 June 2008 00:00 BST
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Zezi watches The Apprentice open and mouth agog © BBC
Zezi watches The Apprentice open and mouth agog © BBC

Last week I watched...

Barack Obama on the BBC and on Channel 4 News. He is just amazing. I watched The Apprentice, obviously. I was watching it eyes open and mouth agog – so many classic telly moments. I watched a documentary on hoarders, on Five of all places. It was frightening – I think I'm a hoarder. I started frantically throwing things away.

Last week I surfed...

On bbc.co.uk I read about the passing of Yves Saint Laurent – a legend and one of the greatest couturiers – and the news on Obama [winning the Democrat candidacy race]. It's a brilliant moment in history. He's such an inspiration. He's resilient and determined and just brilliant. Obama all the way! I kept up to date with the Obama campaign largely thanks to an amazing and hilarious American black gossip site called Bossip.com. Check out the "Ho Sit Down" post.

Last week I read...

I feel like I'm in a machine with Big Brother, in the most hardcore boot-camp of my life, so I really don't have much time. In this week's Heat my little face made it onto the cover, which I thought was hilarious. I read the article just to see how stupid I sounded. Then I read i-D magazine, because the love of my life, Mariah Carey, is on the cover. Obviously I savoured every word in that article – pored over it. Mimi was looking fabulous in her bikini, literally fab. Just for giggles, I read an old copy of Love It!, which is my favourite low-rent magazine. It's the best low-rent magazine in the world.

Last week I listened to...

I have a DAB radio in my room, and it's on all day, every day. I listen to Annie Mac on Radio 1. She's fab. She's just brilliant. I love the Irish voice, it's soothing.

Zezi Ifore will co-host the new series of Big Brother's Little Brother on E4, with George Lamb. She is supporting Paper Cuts: What Matters to You?, a writing competition for teenagers organised by the NSPCC's Childline ( www.spinebreakers.co.uk

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