May
2008
Articles from 2nd May 2008
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ACROSS
May 02 2008 | Comment
1Ancient but not antediluvian event (5) Read
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Idealism is wasted on the young
May 02 2008 | Comment
WHEN I was a feminist in short socks, I blithely pronounced to all who had an hour or ten to spare that I was ready to take on anybody, anything and conquer the world. Read
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THE death of the jazz musician and broadcaster Humphrey Lyttelton, above, robs us of another of those great radio voices of authority, which disguised their owner’s outrageous subversiveness, especially on the comedy quiz I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue.
May 02 2008 | Comment
He was described as “the eternal teenager”, but the most touching description of him came years ago from the late George Melly, who wrote: “For me, he always remained that Pied Piper on the cusp of the 1950s, beating in Snake Rag in a magic cellar when we were young and we didn’t know it.” Read
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Who’s next for Number Six
May 02 2008 | Comment
AFTER the success of the BBC’s revitalised Dr Who, you could almost hear ITV frantically looking for reworkable old hit shows in an industry that doesn’t overdo originality. Read
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1 (-) Forgetting Sarah Marshall
May 02 2008 | Comment
2 (-) The Eye Read
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Phil Redmond: Learning from life
May 02 2008 | Comment
CONDITIONING. Something that life does to us all. Good or bad, our life experiences form our conditioning. Read
