themaninblack

Apparently his mullet can conceivably survive the cancer even if he dies...

And here's Michael giving Gary Glitter the red book:

Savile himself appeared on This Is Your Life twice, in 1970 and December 1990. Interesting to know who was on the guest list then...

Bruno, eh? I wonder if his spell in a mental institution was a cover in case he squeals? You know: "don't listen to him, he's a nutcase..."

Bernie Nolan's cancer is back and it's "incurable"...

"It's a fair cop but society's to blame..."

The Trust came in as a result of changes made in response to the Hutton inquiry, when the BBC got screwed over by Alastair Campbell, the dry drunk of Westminster.

Well I put a fair whack of the names still on the List of the Lost through the search function on the Huffington Post UK website and none of them came up so make of that what you will...

Jim'll was on a Celebrity Big Brother once, wasn't he? I wouldn't be surprised if one of the other no marks on that show allege a bit of extra-curricular activity from the dark knight..

On Monday I switched over to BBC1 Northern Ireland to witness the end of analogue TV. They had a special programme called The Magic Box, celebrating Norn Iron TV in the analogue age. On it reminiscing was James Ellis. He looked old, but still had his faculties...

Would-be PM Michael Gove seems to resembling another would-be PM from the past... George Brown! If he ends up as a sozzled embarrassment, the we should consider ourselves lucky...

Hello...

So the links are there between Cliff, Churchill, the Krays and Maddie McCann. Fucking knew it all along I heard a rumour many years ago that Sir Cliff was prone to a bit of the old "activity" with younger people himself and thus reinvented himself as this born-again bible-basher to throw the media off the scent.

Holly Willoughby is almost ubiquitous on TV at the moment. She is now touting herself as the new Cilla Black with the unwelcome resurrection of Surprise Surprise. True, but a programme about predicting deaths of celebrities? A bridge too far me reckons.

Sounds like a load of bullshit. Soon as the name Holly Willoughby was mentioned, I'm not buying it...

He was harmless wasn't he? Very much part of TV-am's "imperial phase", when the studio was being operated by low paid immigrants...

Ceefax RIP BTW, with Pages from Ceefax gone, the BBC should bring back the closedown on the main channels. None of this BBC News Channel shite seeing as we all have access to it now...

Nope, it was in the press at the time about that, it was the scouse scum that used it to deflect from Heysel that are to be abhored most. And this from someone that detests the police....... Red card for you numbnuts

Incidentally, that's the second voice of a Beatle in the "Yellow Submarine" film to have died this year, following Geoffrey Hughes, who voiced Paul.

I find the one about Kennedy being assassinated by "Mac" Wallace under the instruction of Lyndon Johnson quite interesting...

I'm considering including the UK edition of Huffington Post from 2013 as a legitimate site for obits. Any thoughts?

I don't think there's much evidence of people getting on their moral high horse at all, if you look through the thread...

Well I know for fact he once had a problem with a mole...

I thought that was the year that Ray Clemence played for Spurs in the F.A. Cup after his move from Liverpool, but it was 1982. Aleksic was Spurs' goalie in the 1981 final win against Man City. Ricky Villa and all that...

A losing one it seems...