He was always my favourite character in Shrek, now Puss has his own movie due out in November.. Whoo hoo!
Here’s the trailer: Miaow!
At this point, I better also give a mention to my Godson, Cian Monaghan, who starred in the Lead Role in Puss In Boots in his school play in Mullagh, Co Cavan, two weeks ago. I’m sure he’d kill me if I posted photos 🙂 He was Brilliant though!
This looks interesting. Richard Bean’s play ‘The Big Fellah’ is in the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, from April 19th – May 2011. Directed by Max Stafford-Clark, The Big Fellah is a fast paced story with comedy moments telling the story of a New York firefighter who joins the IRA and his apartment becomes the centre of operations..
Here’s a promo video:
It’s been a busy week for George Michael. We haven’t heard much from The Legend That Is, since his release from prison until now. George is to cover New Order’s 1987 hit ‘True Faith’ for Comic Relief. The track will be available from March 13th.
We haven’t heard the track yet but seeing as George’s last music was released through Universal, it looks like the first we’ll hear of it is the day we can buy it. The last new music George released was December Song in 2008.
Universal have brought a ‘Play and Pay’ system into effect where the listener can now buy a track on iTunes the day that they hear it on the radio. Worked for Lady Gaga’s Born This Way…
George was in BBC Radio 2 with Chris Evans on Friday to record an interview which will be broadcast this week. George also decided that it was time to join Twitter, Yay! Has made my week! Who needs Charlie Sheen when there’s a Godlike Genius in our midst. (more…)
Details of this years Dublin Writers Festival have been announced. The festival will take place from Monday 23rd May to Sunday 29th May. Full programme of events will be announced on April 27th but they let us know about this spectacular event!
Michael Palin, he of Monty Python and ‘A Fish Called Wanda’ fame, will in the National Concert Hall on Wednesday May 25th, 2011 for what no doubt will be an evening of wry humour and wit.
Tickets are 20 and available from www.nch.ie
Find out more from dublinwritersfestival.com