Grand Slam climaxOh God, Oh God, Oh God.
Krystle Carrington lives
The return of the shoulder pad – they provide a waist, as well as a bit of military aggression.
Jon Stewart rocks
“Now to pretend that this was some sort of a crazy, once-in-a-lifetime tsunami that nobody could have seen coming is disingenuous at best, and criminal at worst” – The Daily Show host on financial commentators and what they didn’t say about Wall Street.
Barry Cooke’s portraits
He knew everyone and the paintings are beautiful. The show is at the Butler Gallery, Kilkenny, until April 25th.
American Apparel
Rumours abound that the US chain will soon open a shop on Grafton Street. Let’s just hope they don’t use any of our Irish colleens in their dodgy photo-shoots.
The Emergency
Newstalk’s new satirical show. Goes out today at 11.30am. Just what we’ve been missing since Scrap Saturday . . . let’s hope it can match up.
Converse
We never thought we’d say this about a shoe, but Converse are too flat. We love the colours, but older trendies need them to add a range with some lift.
The three-day week
Not enough time to write The Novel. Not enough money to go on holiday. Workers lose the Right To Choose.
Sobbing at ‘Marley Me’
So humiliating.
Newsreaders’ bling
Reading the woeful news in clothes best suited to a cocktail party? What are you thinking? This is not the time or place for diamante, thank you.
‘The Kitchen Revolution’
Billed as the cookbook that will eliminate food waste and the torture of menu planning for a family. But have you ever tried to serve kids Persian mackerel with spiced rice and cumin and coriander carrots?