In the Albert R. Broccoli Hall.

I was thinking Ringo. As in Ring ‘o Bright Water.

Since otters are mustelids… how about Musty?

That’s Otto ruled out then.

From the director of Edge of Darkness!

It’s a miracle he could find it.

Country dreamer!

… or haloes.

“Livin‘ Doll”

Both BAFTA-nominated for this.

A touch of the Karloffs. Just needs the neck bolts.

She’s currently appearing at the National Theatre in Les Liaisons Dangereuses until June.

Has to be Boney M!

If you see this, post a concert photo you took

If you see this, post a concert photo you took.

two men are standing next to each other in a room . ALT: two men are standing next to each other in a room .

Me blocking someone.

Slept in my Beatles t-shirt and it doesn't really matter what clothes I wear.

I’ve had the great fortune to see him on stage a few times over several decades - most recently in the 2019 West End revival of Night of the Iguana with Clive Owen.

He was a real trouper.

BBC Radio 4 - Desert Island Discs, Harry Rabinowitz Kirsty Young talks to music maestro Harry Rabinowitz.

Sharp as a pin until the end - he was on Desert Island Discs at the age of 99: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b...

Not quite Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell.

Paul McCartney – The Boys of Dungeon Lane (Official Album Trailer) YouTube video by PAUL McCARTNEY

@teatles.bsky.social Hot tea action in Paul’s new album trailer! (Regency Cafe, London)

youtu.be/zckLcAuyG20?...

In the end it’s a detail - you’re creating good vibes and that’s what matters. 🎶 👍

We’ve done 1960 so that’s 8 years left because we’re not doing 1970.

That was a deliberate mathematical failure at the end to test that we were listening, obvs.
🙃

Good ol’ Frida!

Last time he killed off Chris Farlowe (also not dead). Unreliable to say the least.

Jolly good stuff. I met Dame Agnes many moons ago on Brighton Palace Pier after being drenched in a rainstorm with our group who were all there for a Carry On event the following day including guest Margaret Nolan ("I bet you're a great swimmer…").

No wonder people were hiding behind the sofa!

Something I noticed in Covent Garden a couple of Mondays ago … Old Brewer’s Yard WC2, which was the location of a battle between UNIT and Yetis in Doctor Who: The Web of Fear (1968), used to be private but is now Guinness Open Gate Brewery so the public can more easily access it.
#doctorwho