March 18, 200916 yr Author On twitter it mentions Will was at a dance studio today. What with this & the cycling & gym yesterday no wonder he's in such great shape.
March 25, 200916 yr Author My style icon. :wub: http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/2104/82838477.jpg LONDON - MARCH 24: Will Young arrives for the Moet and Chandon: A Tribute to Cinema party at Big Sky Studios on March 24, 2009 in London, England. (Photo by Tim Whitby/Getty Images) Thanks to vasil.
March 25, 200916 yr My style icon. :wub: http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/2104/82838477.jpg Thanks to vasil. Mine too TT and thanks, this is my favourite out of the latest batch. :heart: http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/4134/79679689.jpg
March 25, 200916 yr Thanks TT and suggy. These are smashing pix too the, second one is my favourite. Shame about the watermarks: http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/3272/910947.jpg http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/2938/3333f.jpg The comment with this one is interesting - hope it was something he is going to tell us about - he has let his hair grow quite lon g on top ....mmm :thinking: http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/6864/stylei.png
March 26, 200916 yr That's interesting munchkin, I wonder what he's celebrating then? another role or a new contract maybe? :unsure: well if he's celebrating, it's obviously good news. :D
March 26, 200916 yr Author That's interesting munchkin, I wonder what he's celebrating then? another role or a new contract maybe? :unsure: well if he's celebrating, it's obviously good news. :D Hope it's something we can all share. :dance:
March 26, 200916 yr Author Will Young to judge story competition 26.03.09 Katie Allen "Pop star Will Young is to judge the BBC National Short Story Award, which launches today. He will be joined by chair, broadcaster and journalist Tom Sutcliffe, author Dame Margaret Drabble, Orange Prize-winner Helen Dunmore and BBC Radio 4’s editor Di Speirs to judge the competition, which is in its fourth year, and the world's largest for a short story. The winning author receives £15,000, with the runner-up receiving £3,000 and three further authors £500 each. The award is at the centre of UK-wide campaign "short"; both launched in 2005 with the aim of expanding opportunities for British writers, readers and publishers of the short story. Shortlisted authors in the past have included Jackie Kay, Hanif Kureishi, Rose Tremain and William Trevor. Mark Damazer, BBC Radio 4 controller, said: I am delighted BBC Radio 4 is backing the National Short Story Award. In each of the three years of the award's existence the audience has been treated to some wonderful readings of the finalists' work. And there's been a fascinating mix of well known writers and younger talents. I look forward to another year of glorious short story prose.” The shortlist will be announced on 27th November with the five stories broadcast on BBC Radio 4 each weekday before the winner is announced. The five stories will also be published in a special collection." Thanks to mrssoul & willsdoc.
March 26, 200916 yr Judging a short story competition is all very nice and interesting, but I hope to gawd it was something more exciting than that that saw him 'away with the fairies at the Moet & Chandon do. :D Edited March 26, 200916 yr by Marguerite
March 26, 200916 yr Author Judging a short story competition is all very nice and interesting, but I hope to gawd it was something more exciting than that that saw him 'away with the fairies at the Moet & Chandon do. :D He has us all intrigued & it will probably turn out to be just a late birthday celebration. :lol:
March 26, 200916 yr He has us all intrigued & it will probably turn out to be just a late birthday celebration. :lol: 2 months after the event? that's pushing it a bit TT, even for Will, :lol: I'm still hoping it's about music or an acting role. I'm moving house soon and so I'll be offline quite a lot this month, it'll take me a week just to pack all my Will stuff up. :lol:
March 26, 200916 yr Author Good luck with the move suggy. National Portrait Exhibition. Gay Icons, a photography exhibition held to celebrate the contribution of gay people to history and culture, will open at the National Portrait Gallery this summer. The 60 photographs featured have been chosen by ten selectors: Singer Sir Elton John; Labour peers Waheed Alli and Chris Smith; Ben Summerskill of Stonewall; comedian Sandi Toksvig; actor Sir Ian McKellen; musician Sir Elton John; tennis champion Billie Jean King; and writers Alan Hollinghurst, Sarah Waters and Jackie Kay. Each of the selectors chose six icons who have inspired them. The icons, who are not all gay, include Nelson Mandela, Harvey Milk, Princess Diana, Ellen Degeneres, kd lang, Joe Orton, David Hockney and Will Young. Sandy Nairne, director of the National Portrait Gallery, said: "Gay Icons is an exhibition in which inspiring stories – both private and public – are shared. These are stories of brave lives and significant achievements, told through iconic photographic images chosen by selectors who are themselves icons." The exhibtion will run from July 2nd to October 18th and is timed to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in New York. http://www.pinknews.co.uk/news/articles/2005-11767.html Thanks to Bumbling.
March 27, 200916 yr Thanks TT, :D Will and Rupert attended a press showing of Spring Awakening last night, thanks to vasil for the pic. http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/492/18268377.jpg
March 27, 200916 yr 2 months after the event? that's pushing it a bit TT, even for Will, :lol: I'm still hoping it's about music or an acting role. I'm moving house soon and so I'll be offline quite a lot this month, it'll take me a week just to pack all my Will stuff up. :lol: So am i Where are you moving suggy are you staying in the same area ?
March 28, 200916 yr So am i Where are you moving suggy are you staying in the same area ? More or less the same area BYM&M's, I'll be living next door to my sister actually. :drama: :lol:
March 28, 200916 yr Author More or less the same area BYM&M's, I'll be living next door to my sister actually. :drama: :lol: Handy for a cup of sugar! :lol:
March 29, 200916 yr More or less the same area BYM&M's, I'll be living next door to my sister actually. :drama: :lol: Well your not going to have to travel far to mind her house now are you :lol:
March 30, 200916 yr Well your not going to have to travel far to mind her house now are you :lol: No I'm not and I suggested to my brother-in-law, that he could maybe knock through to make it easier, he just sighed deeply and did this with his eyes, :rolleyes: he loves me really. :lol:
March 30, 200916 yr Author More respect & admiratin for Will from fellow musicians. From the digital booklet from the What About Me Dvd. (26/08/05)We've had many top moments whilst on 1 Giant Leap duty. One of these has to be playing at Live 8 in Edinburgh. There'd been a lot of fuss that the musicians of Africa were not being represented on the line-up. Not sure how (probably something to do with a phone call with Jamie!). but at the last minute they asked us if we could get something together featuring some African musicians. We had been doing gigs so we had an 11piece band all rehearsed and rocking we just needed to add some African artists. In the band we feature Ghanaian legend Nana Tsiboe and we invited the Mahotella Queens and Geoffrey Oryema (who we hadn't worked with before) booked a rehearsal room for a couple of days and started working on the two tracks we would play. Maxi agreed to come and do My Culture with us and then out of the blue we got a call from the organisers to say that Will Young loved 1GL and wanted to join us on stage and sing Robbie William's parts. Suddenly, there we were, playing live to 60,000 people in Edinburgh with God knows how many people watching on the BBC. Will was so gorgeous. When we chatted backstage we said he MUST come over to Mallorca (where we were editing) and write a song with us. And, blimey, he did! He came for the weekend and we wrote the Truth is Changing. First bouncing off Maxi's rap but landing beautifully on the Amapondo based tune. He sung a million harmonies and really got into doing something different. Me too Thanks to Carol on Devoted.
March 30, 200916 yr That makes for nice reading. He really does earn the respect of these people once they work with him. I think his enthusiasm is infectious :D
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