Why do I get the feeling I'm going to look out of place at this premiere? Who wants to fit in with the crowd anyway - punk spirit and all that. The Hells Angel statement is quite simple really - just another way of saying 'can't live with them, can't live without them'. They're big softies them Angels.

Cliff, James Nesbitt lives in London - does that help?

I know someone in London - maybe they know James Nesbitt?

Re:Box of Moonlight - see link

Well done CmoS re:Box of Moonlight. Sorry Donald I've never heard of it - sounds a bit too schmaltzy for me. Have seen The Big Lebowski though and love most Coen Brothers movies except that last one Oh Brother Where art Thou which was crap. Got my lff programme yesterday and am sending off for tickets asap. Martin Sheen and Peter Fonda are the stars giving lectures this year - wonder if they'll be at the Teenage Kicks showings ? Mojo top 100 punk singles has Get Over You at 32 and Teenage Kicks at 17. Always loved Get Over You - my teenage band did a cover (+ Whizz Kids & a couple of Moondogs songs) with yours truly on dodgy vocals.

Thanks Donald, that might help.

Why not send one to him via Granada TV who produce Cold Feet. Their address is Quay Street, Manchester if memory serves me right. Either that or stand outside a BT phone box he's always in them on the telly. As for the Oxfam Dinner Jackets - go on give it a go on give it a go Derek - it'll make a special day that little bit more special. I actually enjoyed Oh Brother Where Art Thou. A really great film from years back was Breaking Away about a kid from the wrong side of the tracks trying to make it in small town America.

He was a cyclist and went around pretending he was Italien. At the end he overcomes the odds and wins the big race - cliched but brill. Cliff why not send a shirt to John Peel.

thanks Cmos + Rick. Its not a cheesy film, very funny and a bit surreal. Fargo is my favourite Cohen Bros film.

John Turturro - I spent most of last night trying to remember his name. I can rest easy now. All I have to do is get that stupid 'smooth criminal' song out of my head. Kylie has to be the best No1 all year.

Good idea Arthur, didn't think about John Peel.I enjoyed 'Fargo', especially the police woman.I see we've got our CAPITAL letters back(just thought I'd milk it a bit there,sorry).

I'm taking one of my Undertones button badges in today for that punk girl.It'll make her day and I might get a peck on the cheek out of it(unless Doina's in the immediate area).

Donald - the success of the Kylie record (as well as her last single) must be due to her semi-naked appearance in the video. That and the fact it was written by the camp bass player in huge earrings and giant flares from '70s band Mud (according to todays super soaraway Sun).