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  • LONDON, NEW YORK, PARIS MUNICH, EVERYONE'S TALKIN' 'BOUT POP MUSIK

    Oh baby baby how were we supposed to know. . . that when we started worshipping at the feet of the new wave of guitar bands, turned over during Top of the Pops and failed to drag ourselves out of bed for CD:UK that we were presiding over the slow strangulation of pop music? But it's not too late. Thanks to the efforts of websites such as popjustice.com, the flame is still burning. Brian Boyd talks Kylie, Justin and Xtina with site founder Peter Robinson

  • Music for the masses

    YEAH yeah, yeah, we know what you're like. There's nothing on the telly and there's nothing you fancy going out to see. You want to stay in because it's snowing outside, you haven't had the notion to wash your hair, you've finished your book, the magazines are all full of the same old claptrap about how to look like your favourite celeb without spending more than 50 notes, and plastic surgery is out of the question. (It's not that you can't afford it, it's just that you really like the way you look. And besides, look what happened to Mickey Rourke).

  • Are you havin' a laugh?

    COMEDY DVDs:   IT ALL started back with D'Unbelievables. After becoming a national mini-phenomenon, the duo of Jon Kenny and Pat Shortt released a series of videos (it was the '90s) that stormed to the top of the Irish video charts, outselling bands such as Oasis.

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