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The Tudors: Complete Series 2 [2008]

starring: Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Natalie Dormer, Jeremy Northam, Henry Cavill, Maria Doyle Kennedy
directed by: Michael Hirst

October 13, 2008
I just loved series No 2. It seems that with the characters the whole series has matured. And that in a very positive sense. It is still very entertaing and beautiful to look at. The acting is much more ion the forfront (compared to the mere naked pleasures of series no 1). All in all, it seems to be much more acturate and historically valuable (even tough I beliebe that Jane Seymour is a bit too gorgeous) Jonathan Rhys Meyers performance is superb. It was worthwhile seeing this series. Enjoy!!

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David Essex Double Bill - That'll Be The Day / Stardust [1973]

starring: David Essex, Rosemary Leach, Ringo Starr, Billy Fury, Keith Moon
directed by: Claude Whatham, Michael Apted

February 26, 2007
For any true Rock 'n' Roll fan and any former members of the growing-up cultures of the Fifties and Sixties...Seventies too, you just can't let these two get away - "That'll Be The Day" and it's sequel, "Stardust".

It's a fabulous roller-coaster ride that isn't just limited to the fairground, depicting the social and musical changes of life in 1950's Britain as seen through the eyes of the young man who turns out to be 'the minstrel of a generation' - Jim Maclaine...very amicably portrayed by teen Pop idol (at the time!), David Essex. Infact, it was Mr. Essex who was nominated for the Best Newcomer BAFTA along with Rosemary Leach as Best Supporting Actress in the role of his long-suffering Mother. A stellar cast including Robert Lindsay, ... Read More:

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The Royle Family : Complete Box Set (Special Edition) [2006]

starring: Liz Smith, Craig Cash, Ralf Little, Ricky Tomlinson, Sue Johnston
directed by: Caroline Aherne, Steve Bendelack, Mark Mylod

November 13, 2006
this show is truly amazing. i've loved them since I first started watching (i was 5) and 10 years on....i'm still watching them with my mum eating a penguin or a club biscuit and drinking a cup of tea (you'll understand why when you watch the episodes)
sooooo hilarious!!! buy it now!!! brilliant for christmas (especially the christmas episodes) trust me, you won't regret it :)

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Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

by: The Beatles

June 01, 1992
First things first. Sgt Pepper is not a concept or themed album. 3 of the 13 songs are vaguely based on the theme of the Beatles "playing" at being an old time band (including a reprise of the title song) and some of the music is continuous between songs. The rest of the songs are unrelated so why is the album so often described as groundbreaking? Listen to it and you will find out. The band and producer George Martin produced a remarkable album that at times is unashamedly experimental.

It is probably best summed up in "A Day in the Life", where they really throw the kitchen sink at it. In the middle and at the end of the song an orchestra builds a wall of sound for what seems like forever, until a crescendo is reached. It sounds remarkable now, ... Read More:

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Logic3 Starter Pack (PSP)

from: Logic 3


this is a very good pack. the case is very sturdy and will protect ur PSP slim. the case also has a pouch that u can put headphones in and stuff but UMDS dont fit. the screen protector is good, if u dont get air bubbles!! it takes time to get it right!! u can also wash it and it will retain its stickyness. the strap that u put round ur wrist is a good length and u can detach it at the end of the plastic piping instead of taking the hole thing off!! i found that useful because you dont want to use it all the time!! i store the detach end in the case pocuh!! the car charger is useful and does the job!! headphones good no one else can hear the sound coming out off them which is good for car journeys and in the house. the screen cleaner is good but dont use it because of the screen ... Read More:

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Base Unit Console: Black (PSP)

from: Sony

March 22, 2006
I wanted to upgrade my kid's GBA SP. Really enjoyed the little handheld, but the new DS and the PSP looked like they were offering some pretty impressive options. I spent absolutely ages trawling the web, reviews and homebrew sites.

Ended up buying both a DS and a PSP - second-hand. Then bought a few second-hand games for each.

I really wanted to prefer the DS. At the time, it was easier to use homebrew stuff on it, had a mass of cheap games available, had the touch-screen/2-screen set-up and had some pretty innovative, accessible and fun games. There are a lot of DS games you can just plug in and immediately start to play.

The PSP is a much more 'closed' system than the DS. At first the range of games were limited and I wasn't interested ... Read More: