I had a great trip back to the UK last week – it was lovely in London, although there was another famous visitor who arrived via Air Force One who stole my limelight.
It’s a testament to the music of Queen that the band live on, almost 30 years after the death of Freddie Mercury.
It’s not often that people can take a break from showbusiness then just slot straight back in.
It’s odd to think Rick Astley is considered a one-hit wonder. He may have released mega-single Never Gonna Give You Up – but he went on to have eight Top 10 singles, sold millions of records, and had a No 1 album a couple of years ago with 50.
She was so much more than the girl-next-door reputation than she had.
I went to one of the best gigs ever at Strathclyde University when I was just a boy back in the ’80s. That’s the 1980s, not the 1880s.
If you ever get the chance, go to Jamaica. It’s a beautiful part of the world, the people are lovely – but look out for the technology.
There aren’t many people I’ve made want to shout.
What a night! Last week I got the chance to see my old pals Take That in action on their 30th Anniversary tour.
I had a brush with a Bond girl last week – or, more accurately, it was a Bond girl with a brush!
It may well be his most difficult acting role yet.