Think she's quite an elderly lady who lets her obsession cloud her reason at times. :o Don't think she's a member of any of the sites.

 

 

Are you sure? That description fits quite a few I could name. :D And a few not so elderly.

Are you sure? That description fits quite a few I could name. :D And a few not so elderly.

 

 

:lol:

 

I am with you on that one!

Thanks TT :D

I assume this must be for Wills show :cheer:

cant wait for that, wishing my time away again :rolleyes: ill be a 100 before i know it, equipped with ear trumpet and zimmer :lol: and a mouse stuck to my forehead so i can click and save

love Phil xxx

 

 

Em will have to get a larger Willbus to accomodate the wheelchairs,zimmers etc :lol:

Could someone ask Andy to disable my email alerts for PM's please? i'm still getting them for some reason though i have no access to the site.

Edited July 30, 201114 yr by Sweetwilliamfan

Could someone ask Andy to disable my email alerts for PM's please? i'm still getting them for some reason though i have no access to the site.

 

 

Well I would if I could :lol:

Well I would if I could :lol:

Not you, you outlaw. :P

Are you sure? That description fits quite a few I could name. :D And a few not so elderly.

 

:rofl: im not saying anything, in too much trouble already :unsure:

 

Em will have to get a larger Willbus to accomodate the wheelchairs,zimmers etc

 

Hello Shel :hi: :lol: maybe an old transit will do.. wont need seats if we have wheelchairs, could be fun cornering with no chair brakes :rolleyes: or maybe a roofrack on willbus will do, we could stick Bev up there, er maybe not we might get had up for in appropriate hand signals :lol: you know what shes like :blink:

 

Love Phil xxx

 

:rofl:

 

Apologies Phil meant to quote you not edit your post but clicked the wrong button. :blush:

 

By the way just to reassure you the forum mods can't read pms on here. So you can call me all you like & I'll remain in blissful ignorance. :lol:

Edited July 30, 201114 yr by truly talented

:rofl: im not saying anything, in too much trouble already :unsure:

Hello Shel :hi: :lol: maybe an old transit will do.. wont need seats if we have wheelchairs, could be fun cornering with no chair brakes :rolleyes: or maybe a roofrack on willbus will do, we could stick Bev up there, er maybe not we might get had up for in appropriate hand signals :lol: you know what shes like :blink:

 

Love Phil xxx

 

:rofl:

 

Apologies Phil meant to quote you not edit your post but clicked the wrong button. :blush:

 

By the way just to reassure you the forum mods can't read pms on here. So you can call me all you like & I'll remain in blissful ignorance. :lol:

 

:cool: I've got a Zimmer and a lovely NHS walking stick which I could tart up for the concerts :lol: :lol:

 

I don't know who I am quoting now but hey ho

 

Love

Di

xxx

 

:cool: I've got a Zimmer and a lovely NHS walking stick which I could tart up for the concerts :lol: :lol:

 

I don't know who I am quoting now but hey ho

 

Love

Di

xxx

 

OOH what are you going to put on your walking stick should be fun :D

Dont worry Di you wont be on your own for long, think ill be getting mine soon, damn bodies eh hugs

love Ohil (im not editing that typo... over the hill :wacko: )

xxx

Love this tweet. :wub:

 

JamieKinlochan Jamie Kinlochan

The world just feels like a better place knowing Will Young is in it making music again.

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Just saw this comment about this picture on Gayspy

 

JC Lemon, on July 27th, 2011

The outfit in the lower picture is now available in the Will Young Designers at Bon Marche control underwear collection 2004, 75% off in the clearance sale. Also on Littlewoods on easy terms, no returns

 

:o :rofl:

 

http://i1.cdnds.net/11/30/550w_gs_will_young_1.jpg

 

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/gayspy/gayspy/...e-he-likes.html

 

Please dont all flock to bon marche :heehee:

Honestly, 133 plays and "Jealousy" is STILL not getting old!

Honestly, 133 plays and "Jealousy" is STILL not getting old!

I find the song addictive dannjohn3..you can't just hear it once in the day you have to keep going back to it. :dance:

Bent Mag.

 

http://mag.bent.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/cover.jpg

 

 

http://mag.bent.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Will_young.jpg

WILL YOUNG

Over the past year Will Young has been a very busy chap. He’s guest starred in an episode of ‘Skins’ for Channel 4 and also made a name for himself starring in the haunting TV drama ‘ Bedlam’. Moreover he found time to run this year’s London Marathon in aid of the Catch 22 charity having spent the last year fitting in training around the writing of the new album in London, LA, the Namibian desert and Sydney.

 

Now we get the chance to see whether all that work has paid off as not only does Will release a new album and single this month, he also has announced plans for a major UK tour. Will’s new album follows up his platinum selling Hits collection and will be preceded by a brand new single, his first release since the acclaimed ‘History’ collaboration with Groove Armada that became one of the sounds of last summer.

 

Coming on the 10th anniversary of Will’s first audition for Pop Idol in 2001, ‘Echoes’ is his fifth studio album in a career spawning over 8 million sales so far. August also sees Will host his very own primetime ITV1 Special, to be broadcast on Saturday 27th August, which will consist of live performances of tracks from ‘Echoes’ along with a selection of his hits and a few surprise guests.

 

‘Echoes’ has been produced by Richard X (MIA, Kelis, Goldfrapp) who Will chose after falling in love with Steve Mason’s (Beta Band) ‘Boys Outside’ album that Richard produced. With ‘Echoes’ Will has sidestepped some of his traditional sounds to move more into the world of electronic music, making an album of sophistry and gentility that pulses with the undercurrents of the dance-floor. The sweeping strings and key changes of his hit ballads have made way for synthesised melody, towards something sparer and more controlled. ‘I had to learn to undo my musical muscle memory,’ he explains. ‘To allow space into the music.’

 

Following his hugely successful 2008 and 2009 sell-out tours and acclaimed summer festival appearances, Will is ready to astound audiences once more with a nationwide tour in October and November. He will be performing live versions of his new material along with favourites from his past albums.

http://mag.bent.com/2011/08/will-young/

Edited August 2, 201114 yr by Sweetwilliamfan

Thanks Bev -

 

Editing to add this Tweet I've just spotted :rofl:

 

xelliee Ellieee:)

One direction are always really funny on there interviews(:.. but will young cant sing:/

Edited August 2, 201114 yr by munchkin

Thanks to Roma for this lovely little interview.

 

SIXTY SECOND THERAPIST: WILL YOUNG

 

On the couch with the the singer-songwriter

 

Singer-songwriter, actor, producer and all-round national treasure Will Young, 32, tells Lisa Merrick-Lawless about negotiating fame and being himself.

 

It’s almost 10 years since you won Pop Idol in 2002. How does it feel to reach that milestone?

 

In some ways it feels longer because so much has happened. It’s amazing that I’m still around after five albums and a greatest hits compilation. I’m even more proud of my work today than I was 10 years ago. It’s not that I’m not proud of my past but what I’m doing now both in music and outside of it, is stuff I’m really happy to put my name to.

 

What’s different about your latest album Echoes?

 

My music has evolved a fair bit and I would say this is an electro-pop album. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for around six years and this felt like the right time to change musical direction. The music still retains an essence of me so it doesn’t feel like I’ve done something dishonest.

 

How did you negotiate the move from reality TV show winner to credible artist?

 

It wasn’t a conscious decision, it was based on my natural desire to pursue my career. I’m forthright but not pig -headed. I listen to people around me but I have clear ideas about what I want. It also helps that I work with great producers and photographers.

 

Did you always want to perform?

 

Yes, but it was a very quiet ambition. From the age of four, I would sing along to anything my parents were listening to like Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Joni Mitchell and David Bowie.

 

How did you cope with the sudden fame Pop Idol brought you?

 

I put my head down and concentrated on the music. The rest is peripheral. In the early days I read Celebrity by Chris Rojek. I was interested in celebrity from a sociological perspective and how I’d become part of it.

 

Are you competitive?

 

I am quietly competitive. You need nerves of steel to stick around in the music business, but I would never walk over anyone to get what I wanted. I want to feel that I’ve done as much as I can, because we’re not here for long. You’ve also tried acting [Will won praise for his role in the 2005 BBC film Mrs Henderson Presents and earlier this year he appeared in the Sky Living supernatural drama Bedlam].

 

What do you enjoy about it?

 

When I was 12 I was going to go to an acting college. Doing music videos reawakened my love of acting and after my second album, Friday’s Child, I wanted to give it a go. Acting is great fun and it’s very different to singing. You have to be a lot more patient because you’re not the most important thing.

 

Are you constantly looking for new ways to challenge yourself?

 

Yes. While I was making this album I took some time out to go to Serbia where I filmed a documentary on Ralph Fiennes’ forthcoming film version of Shakespeare’s tragedy Coriolanus. I’ve invested money in the film and I’m a silent producer, which is amazing.

 

Charity work is one of your pastimes. What do you get out of that?

 

I’m passionate about Catch 22, a charity which helps young people who are in trouble, which I’ve been working with for 18 months. We spend time building up individuals’ confidence and encouraging them. I love spending time with young people because you can learn so much from them.

 

You ran the London Marathon for Catch 22 this year. How did you find it?

 

It was horrendous but I’m doing it again next year. It really was a wonderful day but there were dark moments. I got through them with energy bars and Jelly Babies. I trained for five months and I enjoyed taking a break from work to go for a run.

 

Will Young’s new single Jealousy is out on 21 August and his new album Echoes is out on 22 August.

 

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Thanks to Roma for this lovely little interview.

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Thanks Gill, really enjoyed that little interview that Roma found :D

 

Still love the Cardigan Gill :P

 

Love

Di

xxx

Thanks TT, and Roma

Edited August 2, 201114 yr by Sweetwilliamfan

Thanks Gill, really enjoyed that little interview that Roma found :D

 

Still love the Cardigan Gill :P

Love

Di

xxx

 

Someone has to. :lol:

 

Did you enjoy the clips Di?

Someone has to. :lol:

 

Did you enjoy the clips Di?

 

Ohhhhh they are fabulous Gill, don't know which is my favourite clip at the moment, just love them all lol Want the Album like right now :dance: :dance: His voice sounds amazing on the clips :cheer:

 

Love

Di

xxx