Goodness me, what a shocker. The Secret Diary of a Call Girl began so safely, with Billie Piper bonking gormless punters in full lingerie that reveals less than a sixteen year old on the pull in the Printworks. Oh how we laughed at her bouncing up and down with big knickers very safely Continue reading
If it wasn’t for Mathew Turner, I’d never have known there was a pro-EU Treaty Referendum march on Westminster at the weekend. Which may be just how the organisers would prefer it: ‘What a ghastly, disheartening experience. A crowd of about 500 I guess, only about half of them safe out without a Continue reading
Great to see Tate Liverpool so busy, with Turner Prize tickets snapped up well in advance. But sadly this year’s nominees are an underwhelming bunch and there’s nothing here to wind up the Daily Mail. The Turner Prize should instead go to the Tate PR team for ‘Taxi Project’. They brought some of Continue reading
Few would pick out Bradford for a day out, but they’re trying and Salts Mill makes for a good afternoon. We only became aware of the place after seeing Hockney’s portrait of Jonathan Silver in at the National Portrait Gallery which isn’t right, is it? Nevertheless, any fan of Hockney should make the Continue reading
Hotel Chocolat’s Chocolate Tasting Club is very much an adult offer with product very different from Cadbury’s sweet and brittle vegelate and there’s never a shortage of people with those white and black bags wandering around Manchester’s Arndale Centre. It’s the place to go for good quality chocolate, much of it Fairtrade. And Continue reading
