The red carpets are being hosed down, tuxedos are being rinsed, and the cockles have already arrived:
Soon enough we shall see their transformation into film’s greatest prize…
A new, never to often be repeated strand on Radio Kenneth: it’s called One Minute Forty-Five Seconds – and how it works is you have a look at what’s happening at 1:45 in a video clip and that’s how it works. It’s quite simple. So:

And how about this one:

Pretty cool. So that’s basically it.
Ok, ok, one more then.
Watch this video.
“Shall I go on?”
DVD updates are my new favourite thing.
NB, if you enjoyed that DVD update, you might also consider watching BlazikenMaster’s consideration of the question: Is technology killing DVDs?
In fact, I insist.

I’m wondering if Luke here fancies Leia more because, at some level, he believes himself to be her brother. Or is this his excuse to himself for not asking for her phone number? Also, does he feel slightly alienated from his one gloved hand? The hand chopped off by their father, Darth. Or does his robotic hand give him the sexual freedom and confidence to try it on with the Princess?
It’s a wonderful image, with its double layer of flirting. Two men, two women, four hearts beating as one. I guess when enough cries for help are yelped out at the same time, it can sound beautiful.
I’ve been thinking: surely the best character to adopt for a Star Wars conference is Jabba. You can grab at the chains of all the Leias, and order them to dance for you, and still be technically “in character”. And doesn’t he lick her face?
I used the inside of a kettle and some old TV valves and apple crates I found under some bleach, and wired the whole thing up to a clock radio. I’m happy with the results – very happy – but she says she’s allergic to coal dust and won’t eat anything except egg whites through a straw. I guess she’s used to that sort of pampering. I’m thinking of taking her round schools, on an anti-bullying campaign. I think the kids would respond well.
Very excited about Steven Seagal’s latest movie project. Directed, co-written by, and starring Mr Seagal himself. It’s called Prince of Pistols, and I am intrigued and delighted by the latest casting information on IMDb:
Steven Seagal … John Prince
B.B. King … (in talks)
KoKo Taylor … (in talks)
NB. He’s also the executive producer. Four salaries! (and the decision to do the ghastly Prince of Pistols / John Prince reverse pun made so much easier).
Update: thanks to one of my readers, a Mr C.T. Onions for pointing out my ’saleries’ spelling blunder, and for recommending I try Steven Seagal’s Lightning Bolt energy drink with the added Policosanols, in particular the Asian Experience flavour. Thanks C.T. – I’m onto it!

Just before the boat chase. After the basketball game. With the goose. Always scares the hell out of me.
Dogs chase cats. That’s what dogs do, besides licking their balls, catching frisbees and mauling infants. The catching frisbees bit about dogs is fine – as anyone who’s seen the opening credits to Flight of the Navigator will testify – but the rest of it I can do without. And whatever happened to Joey Cramer…?

He was like the Haley Joel of 1986. The last IMDb hears of him is this:
It’s My Party (1996) (uncredited) …. Party Guest
“Party Guest” – that’s the movie equivalent of playing 3rd donkey in a school nativity play. Poor Joey, it hasn’t been his party since 1987 when he played Willie opposite Buddy Ebsen in Stone Fox (tvm).
So yes, dogs. They chase cats…
A dispute between two Catoosa County neighbors Sunday night ended in a shootout with one man suffering gunshot wounds to the head and chest. According to Catoosa County Sheriff Phil Summers, Terry Dewitt McDaniel of 48 Mark Lane, shot his neighbor’s dog. He claimed the dog, which belonged to William Beyer of 93 Campbell Circle, was chasing his cat.
Summers said Beyer’s wife told him the dog had been shot and he got a handgun and went to McDaniel’s residence to confront him. “During the altercation, Mr. McDaniel and Mr. Beyer exchanged gunfire,†Summers said.
“During the altercation” they “exchanged gunfire” – ? – it makes it sound so civilized, like an incident that might happen in Lady Windermere’s Fan. Have you seen the 1925 Ronald Colman version? It’s got this amazing opening sequence with dogs leaping to catch frisbees.
Bed now.
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