Thanks TT

 

Cant wait for next week :yahoo:

 

Me neither. I seem to be permanently wishing my life away where Will is concerned. :P

 

Me neither. I seem to be permanently wishing my life away where Will is concerned. :P

 

Not just you either TT. :lol: Oh well not long to wait now. :cheer: Nobody can call us anything but patient. :lol:

 

Thanks for posting the great news about the WAI video.. :dance: it's a fab song and video ..fingers crossed it wins an award. :wub:

as for everything being out back a week..well talk about sods law..i have THIS week off and nothing..and next week when i'm back at work everything happens..bloody hell. <_<

at least things are happening though..nearly lost it a few times. :lol: i've missed him around the place, :wub: :dance:

I'm looking forward to buying the Radio Times next week, and the Independent on Sunday (or was it Sunday Times?). :yes:

I'm looking forward to buying the Radio Times next week, and the Independent on Sunday (or was it Sunday Times?). :jump:

 

And well done for the well-deserved nominations for the WAI vid. :yahoo: :winner: :cool:

Oops, I double-posted. :blush: And now, triple-posted!!

 

Am I spamming? :coffee: :naughty:

Me too Toni, it'll be nice to get some new stuff from him. Helps pass the time until the album ;)

Will's going to be stepping out on stage to 75,000 people.. :blink: that's his biggest face to face ever..flipping hell. :o

hoping for three songs..i think he will do LRN though as it's so well known..love it..but happy for it to be something else as well..anything at all as long as he's singing..it's been forever.

i will be nervous as hell for him. :blink:

Love seeing Will name checked in other countries :yahoo:

 

 

 

so not only is it going to be shown on MTV and VH1 its also going to be shown on one of there main channels NBC :yahoo:

 

Orlando sentinel [Florida USA]

 

Posted on Jun 12, 2007 11:01:55 AM

 

NBC will offer on July 1 what promises to be one of the biggest events of the summer: "Concert for Diana," hosted by Matt Lauer. Princes William and Harry are throwing the celebration to honor their mother, who died 10 years ago.

 

The princes talked to Lauer in an interview that can be seen Monday on "Today" and "Dateline NBC," which will air at 10 p.m. Watch a preview, starting Friday, at www.todayshow.com.

 

Diana would have turned 46 on July 1.

 

Set to perform in Wembley Stadium in London are Elton John, Rod Stewart, Tom Jones, Bryan Ferry, Duran Duran, P. Diddy, Joss Stone, Pharrell Williams, Kanye West, Nelly Furtado, Lily Allen, Will Young :dance: , James Morrison, Natasha Bedingfield, The Feeling, Orson, Status Quo, Take That and Roger Hodgson.

 

In announcing the acts, NBC offered this quote from Prince William: "We wanted to have this big concert ... full of energy, full of the sort of fun and happiness which I know she would have wanted. And on her birthday as well, it's got to be the best birthday present she ever had."

 

The concert telecast starts at 8 on July 1. At 7, "Dateline NBC" will repeat Lauer's interview with the princes.

Loving him being mentioned... just love it.. :wub: :dance:

thanks for posting that..BYM&MS :dance:

Thanks for the news from Orlando BYM+M's

:cheer: :yahoo:

It's getting closer now and then lots of Will on the telly with Gorillas and maybe having a sing song with Kylie at the Diana concert. :dance: have you all read the snippet on Devoted? thanks to Marion. Daily Express:

Kylie Minogue & Will Young sharing coffee and cake at Bill's Cafe in Brighton.

:D

 

Edit - just saw you posted it TT

 

Nearly fainted when he said what was on the ceiling :o

Edited June 13, 200718 yr by BanYellowm+m's

Edit - just saw you posted it TT

 

Nearly fainted when he said what was on the ceiling :o

 

I've deleted mine at the same time. :lol: Would you like to post yours again?

Que? what's going on here then? :unsure: :lol:

TT actually you beat me to it :lol:

 

 

 

posted by bumbling on Devoted

http://www.bbc.co.uk/savingplanetearth/gorilla.shtml

 

I won't ever forget seeing a gorilla for the first time. It really threw me off balance. They're four-legged animals, but with very human faces and eyes filled with so much intelligence, thought and sensitivity. I wasn't expecting that to be such a shock.

 

One female gorilla literally followed me up and down the wire. It was very sweet to have that kind of interaction. I think she took quite a shine to me.

 

What I've learned about gorillas is overwhelming. Every year thousands are being eaten by people, are losing their habitats, or are being wiped out by a deadly virus called Ebola – as many as 30,000. I find that really scary.

 

I started my trip in a Cameroon market. About 15 to 20 gorillas a day are sold for bush meat in markets like this all over Africa. In the forest, the scale of the crisis is obvious. It's like Cameroon is being stripped bare to provide wood for our floors. It felt like a war zone. The roads built for logging are providing a route in for commercial hunters and a route out for bush meat.

 

The conservationists I met were wonderful people, often volunteers living in pretty extreme conditions. Projects like the Mikongo project, supported by the Zoological Society of London, are doing vital research, monitoring the gorilla’s health and working out how best to protect them.

 

You get a lot from seeing these animals and I’ve been thinking a lot about why. There’s an innocence and a purity to all these different forms of life. If that's gone, then the world will be a much bleaker place.

 

How you can help

 

You can help conservation projects protect the gorilla by donating to the BBC Wildlife Fund.

 

Find out more about where your money goes.

 

In the UK similar problems caused by poaching and logging theft affect our wildlife and habitats too. If you want to do more to help you can make a promise.

 

Field notes

 

Approximately 100,000 western lowland gorillas now remain in the wild

Each year between one to five million tonnes of bush meat is taken from the Congo Basin

The Congo Basin loses about 1.5 million hectares of forest every year

In some areas of central Africa, the Ebola virus is estimated to be responsible for reducing gorilla populations by as much as 90%

Thanks BYM+M's

 

Lovely to see him sitting in his underpants. :lol: :wub:

great interview...great to see him and hear him :wub: ..fantastic pant shot.. :wub: :lol: :dance:

very happy.. :wub: :lol:

Brilliant interview and great video, it's lovely to see and hear him again http://www.sheknows.com/graphics/emoticons/hyper.gif :wub: and didn't expect to see him sat there in his undies. :lol: