Despite the fact that I’ve not posted an article in a few days, doesn’t mean that I’ve popped off the face of the planet- I’ve been very much alive and kicking on Twitter and the usual haunts in the real world where you care to find me. And, as I’ve been going by with my [...]

Lena Meyer-Landrut was crowned last night as the winner of the 55th Eurovision Song Contest, and in my opinion, rightfully so. The nineteen year old, if you were watching, won the competition for Germany for the second time with her excellent, and very simple pop track “Satellite” which sounds like a crossover of Lily Allen [...]

Two words: Lena. Germany. See you in Deutschland, next year. Full Eurovision post tomorrow. [Edit: I had to edit this post due to people kindly stating that it was in fact, originally, more than two words. Thanks, Curley] photo credit: Daniel Kruczynski

We’re already at the second Semi-Final, which will determine the final 10 acts who will battle it out on stage at the Telnor Arena in Oslo this Saturday to win the title of winner of the Eurovision Song Contest 2010. This is, in my opinion, a challenging semi-final to call accurately, as there are far [...]

It’s always tough to call who you think may just do it in the Eurovision, and the Semi-Finals are arguably more difficult, as due to their size and nature, you’ve got a real mixed bag or artists, styles and a wide range of talent. Tonight’s Semi-Final is no different for me. For the past few [...]

I had the pleasure of being invited to the launch of the Sony Ericsson Temple House Festival on Tuesday night at the wonderful Solas Bar in Dublin, and I left later that evening highly impressed and excited; not just because I had a great time with friends I hadn’t seen in a long time, and [...]