Madonna and adopted son lead an impromptu (it says here) singalong in the Place de la République two days ago.
Make this stuff stop.
And you thought Bonio was being a bit exploitive?
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Agreed. Sub-human scum. Well done for the ‘adopted’ modifier, too, lest we forget that she’s adopted her son the same way that she’s ‘adopting’ the grief of the French for her own ends. Spit.
You know who I hate, right? Fucking Vera Lynn. Always hanging around war zones, trying to sell records. Spit.
Yeah, all that “Forces Sweetheart” shit. So contrived.
Was in a chior backing Dame Vera once, bitch couldn’t get “Do you hear what I hear? ” once right to save her life.
Bob Monkhouse – true pro. Matinee and evening told different gags for each as he knew would also get everyone on stage laughing as well second time round.
Jim Capaldi’s 1974 album Whale Meat Again comes to mind
I’ll tell you was worse, that Anne Shelton. Anyone’s for a cup of Naffi tea and an iced bun.
Gracie Fields? Gracie Fields, right? Whole career based on exploiting the suffering of others. And causing it.
‘Who’ bloody who. Edit function pleeease.
Kiss Me Goodnight Sgt Major sang George Formby in a blatant attempt to show how gender neutral his material was.
http://i.imgur.com/s45boOr.jpg
Don’t talk to me about Formby! Used to hug his kids in public, in front of the cameras, everything. They weren’t even his! Used to adopt them, sing at them, hug them, throw them in the gutter. Cynical.
Dylan who has been hospitalised after eating a rotten wolf was unavailable for comment
Kate Adie – she was the worst one.
Wherever she went on holiday, a Civil War seemed to break out.
Too much complaining about undercooked breakfast in the Hotel, or just couldn’t be bothered to learn the language and just went round the town asking “Oi, Johnny Foreigner! Where can I get a Roast Dinner and a Pint of Guinness?”
Kate was a master (mistress?) at this – it now takes 2 reporters (Lyse Doucet and Orla Guerin) to do the same job. Although, Orla only seems to go to places where there is now food (either that or she is auditioning for a reformed Girls Aloud)
Was it Ken Dodd who warned trouble was on its way? He’d passed Vera Lynn’s house and heard her gargling.
“There may be trouble ahead …”
was that not uttered by Angela Rippon?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSKyAyY37Gk