Friday, 10 June 2011

Meat to Please You - J P Dubois - ADULTS ONLY!





Another top porn star on Twitter who follows me back, this time a Scotsman resident in Manchester (at a great height too!). Mr Dubois was kind enough to fill out interview style questionaire for me in the spring, which may see the light of day at some point.

http://www.gayfotos.com.br/galerias/ver/?chave=1305238790

Saturday, 4 June 2011

Meat to Please You - John Wahlberg - ADULTS ONLY!

OK so I sort of had 3 weeks off the blog - now back with a bang! (some posts are pending in the ether though)

To start of a compensatory week long run of MTPY here is recent Bel Ami sensation John Wahlberg





Saturday, 14 May 2011

Retro Blast - May 1976

I presume I don't need to tell you fellow retro junkies that BBC Four is currently screening vintage episodes of "Top of the Pops" roughly 40 years after their original Thursday night broadcast. As such this week saw them screen the debut of dance troupe Ruby Flipper - the little remembered bridge between Pans People and Legs & Co, featuring not only members of both but (shock horror!) three male dancers. Despite this far-sighted intro they only lasted until October, with the press and sixth floor suits giving the thumbs down to a mixed-sex, mixed race option. Suffice to say Floyd left to join Hot Gossip and TOTP itself retired Legs & Co in late 1981 for another mixed sex, mixed race replacement - Zoo.


"S_S_S_Single Bed" by Fox climbs to no4


My Resistance is Low


And from the very same TOTP here's Sir Cliff's classic "Devil Woman" at no24


As recently covered by "Glee" in an episode of the same name, a new entry at 29 is the Wings original of "Silly Love Songs"


and just one place behind is Gladys Knight & The Pips with a three year old track, "Midnight Train to Georgia"


http://www.chartstats.com/chart.php?date=14%2F05%2F1976

Monday, 9 May 2011

BBC4 Tribute to Lis Sladen - tonight 7.40pm

Having had a TV tribute tailored to Sarah Jane Smith's second generation of fans on CBBC, BBC Four fulfils the remit for those of us in the first wave.

They have chosen Sarah's departure story "The Hand of Fear", first screened in October 1976, which specifically showcases the character.

Dan Martin in "The Guardian" today explains why he thinks this a fitting story as a tribute to Lis Sladen


It is showing in 2 parts - episodes 1&2 from 7.40pm tonight, and episodes 3&4 tomorrow in the same slot.



















This also seems an apt opportunity to post Babelcolour's heartbreaking video compilation of Sarah-Jane's finest hours from both "Doctor Who" and "The Sarah Jane Adventures".

Have a hanky handy.

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