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Mary Robinsons’ appearance on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs hosted by Kirsty Young (right) from last Sunday and repeated this morning is now online.
Listen here
Mary’s castaway choons:
Thanks Gerard McCarthy
From the menu at the Irish-owned Playwright Cafe, Neukölln, Berlin. Just off the ExPatsdammer Platz.
Bag dunking dummkopfs.
Thanks Mark Malone
Australian-made movie, The Sapphires’ poster for its cinema release last year.
The US cover for DVD release of same
Oh.
Furore over ‘sexist, racist’ Sapphires DVD cover for US release (The Age)
Thanks Mark Geary
You don’t believe in God but when the chips are down you’re praying, You go to Slane, and end up drowning in the poxy rain, You never think about the dangerous game that you’re playing, No-one is saying your brain is drained but I think it’s defo sprained
Collie – No Matter What You Do (Feat. Funzo)
Just ‘dropped’ this morning.
Directed, Filmed and Edited by Jonathan Lambert; Video and Song Produced by Alan Newman. Additional Song Production by Collie. Mixed and Mastered by Collie at Trackhouse Studios, Dublin
Meanwhile in the Corte Suprrema di Cassazione;
A dancing Carabiniere, moments before the judge of the day upheld a tax fraud sentence of four years in jail for Berlusconi.
He does a great macerana.
via la Repubblica
Sean Mac an tSithigh writes:
“A previously unrecorded humpback whale has been spotted off the Kerry coast. Feeding near the Blasket Islands, the whale is only the 23rd individual humpback ever recorded in Irish waters. Its sighting marks the beginning of humpback season in the southwest. TG4 News report. 29 July 2013.”
Talk to me not of Blaskets, man.
What you may need to know
1. Surprisingly good trailer alert.
2. That said, Ben Stiller’s record as director-star is pretty good: we’re thinking Zoolander (2001) and Tropic Thunder (2008). He also directed The Cable Guy (1996), and did a great cameo.
3. Hopefully, he’s knocking the focking Fokker films on the head.
4. He also produces (and cameos in) our very favorite web series.
5. Minus point for Adam Scott’s fake beard.
6. Bonus point for unlikely Sean Penn cameo.
7. Prognosis: Stiller wants Oscar. Stranger things have happened.
Release Date: Christmas










