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Album: Rebecca Ferguson, Heaven (RCA)
Sunday 04 December 2011
Throughout her stint on 2010's X Factor, shy Scouse single mum Ferguson was constantly being told by buffoonish Louis Walsh that she had a "recording voice" and that he couldn't wait "to hear her album".
Album: Will Young, Echoes (RCA)
Sunday 21 August 2011
Last year's Groove Armada collaboration "History" suggested the Pop Idol charmer had a cracking dance album in him.
How Islington is giving the West End a run for its money
Saturday 19 March 2011
Alice Jones ventures beyond theatreland to experience the vibrant fringe where 'The King's Speech' first cleared its throat
BBC coverage of Elton's baby provokes claims of homophobia
Saturday 01 January 2011
Gay rights campaigners urge viewers to boycott licence fee in protest
Groove Armada, Academy, Bristol<br/>British Sea Power, Academy, Leeds
Sunday 17 October 2010
Groove Armada remind us that there's more to them than a song that goes well with canapés
'I was told my career would collapse if I came out,' says Ricky Martin
Wednesday 31 March 2010
His declaration has exposed pop's attitudes to homosexuality, says Fiona Sturges
Ed Reardon's Week, Radio 4<br/>Charles Paris: Cast in Order of Disappearance, Radio 4<br/>Mordrin McDonald: 21st Century Wizard, Radio 4
Sunday 31 January 2010
It's taken six series to happen, but now I'm laughing
Cultural Life - Will Young
Friday 01 January 2010
Books
'The Map of Me: True Tales of Mixed Heritage'; 'The Swimming Pool Library' by Alan Hollinghurst; and tons of short stories for the BBC National Short Story Awards, for which I was a judge last month.
Teacher-poet wins BBC short story award
Tuesday 08 December 2009
Poet and teacher Kate Clanchy today beat established names such as Orange Prize winners Lionel Shriver and Naomi Alderman to land the BBC's National Short Story Award.
The boy in the corner: Why is Will Young in therapy?
Sunday 01 November 2009
On 'Pop Idol', he fought Simon Cowell – and won. On the slippery slopes of the record industry, he kept his feet and triumphed with four platinum albums. On stage, he was lauded for playing Coward. On screen, he shone alongside Judi Dench and Bob Hoskins. And on 'Question Time', he dumbfounded the critics to send ratings sky-high. So why, with a greatest-hits album on the way, has Will Young spent the past decade in outright terror?
Little Britain star's ex-partner found dead
Tuesday 06 October 2009
The former civil partner of Little Britain star Matt Lucas was found dead in his flat after leaving a tragic message on the social networking site Facebook, it was reported today.
Howard Jacobson: The money men were bound to win, but Melvyn showed us how good TV can be
Sunday 10 May 2009
Our writer admires how his friend kept the South Bank Show's bean-counters at bay
Are two heads better than one when it comes to running Radio 1?
Monday 13 April 2009
The BBC's king of pop Andy Parfitt has high hopes for Radio 1 chief Ben Cooper, he tells Ian Burrell
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