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01 Feb 16
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Last night film noir classic 'Night of the Hunter' was mentioned
not something the average corrie viewer would know about.
not something the average corrie viewer would know about.
Audrey was watching an old Joan Crawford film the other night.
It was a Frescho Fastrack store that did for at least one of Dev's other corner shops.
Audrey was watching an old Joan Crawford film the other night.
Audrey watching porn is a shock tbph..
Audrey watching porn is a shock tbph..
Roy Cropper and Peter Barlow both currently in Glasgow appearing
in the hi-brow play 'Endgame'
5 star review for the guys.
in the hi-brow play 'Endgame'
5 star review for the guys.
Dev Alahan's mum reportedly delayed at waterloo station.
Simon Barlow is a powder keg.Anyone watch The Affair?...I couldn't take it seriously because the lead actor...Dominic West..looked exactly like an adult version of Mungo!
I reckon Mary has the same scriptwriter as Blanche. Some brilliant humour there.
Mary is a legend. Her and Stape would have made the perfect couple.
Following Jason, Emily, Roy, Carla, Kylie the latest to announce she's jumping ship.
That 5 a side football scene was nothing short of pathetic,the kid looked like he needed the toilet rather than needing to kick the sh1t out of that other player,all very poorly acted imo, the lad showed promise a few years back but he has become a shocking actor his non stop 
face has become ridiculous.
face has become ridiculous.
careful pump he liable to shank you mood he in lately
Jimi’s life: sex, drugs . . . and Ena Sharples
Jimi Hendrix had all the traits of an archetypal rock star: mastery of guitar, a taste for drink and a liberal attitude to illegal drugs. According to a former girlfriend, we should also remember him as a tidy man who made his bed, shopped at John Lewis and drank Mateus rosé while watching Coronation Street.
Kathy Etchingham, a disc jockey who dated Hendrix for two years in the late 1960s, recalled that he embraced British culture during their time together at 23 Brook Street, central London, at a flat that opened to the public yesterday.
The Handel House Museum, which was set up in the 1990s on the site of George Frideric Handel’s house, has been renamed Handel & Hendrix in London after curators restored the guitarist’s flat in the attic next door. The room has been set up according to Ms Etchingham’s recollections, and photographs from the time.
Replica items include a neatly made bed and a bottle of Mateus rosé on the bedside table. “You couldn’t buy wine easily at the time,” Ms Etchingham said. “The restaurant below, Mr Love, had Mateus rosé. That was the only wine we could get. We put it on the windowsill next-door because we were too idle to go upstairs to the refrigerator.”
They bought all of their furnishings from the John Lewis store in Oxford Street, and Hendrix ordered their carpets. She recalled that the Seattle-born guitarist loved Coronation Street. “He thought it was hilarious. In those days it was Ena Sharples with her hair in curlers. She wore one of those aprons that had a front and a back, and he said: ‘What’s she got on? What is she wearing?’ — because that’s not the sort of person you would meet in Seattle.”
Jimi Hendrix had all the traits of an archetypal rock star: mastery of guitar, a taste for drink and a liberal attitude to illegal drugs. According to a former girlfriend, we should also remember him as a tidy man who made his bed, shopped at John Lewis and drank Mateus rosé while watching Coronation Street.
Kathy Etchingham, a disc jockey who dated Hendrix for two years in the late 1960s, recalled that he embraced British culture during their time together at 23 Brook Street, central London, at a flat that opened to the public yesterday.
The Handel House Museum, which was set up in the 1990s on the site of George Frideric Handel’s house, has been renamed Handel & Hendrix in London after curators restored the guitarist’s flat in the attic next door. The room has been set up according to Ms Etchingham’s recollections, and photographs from the time.
Replica items include a neatly made bed and a bottle of Mateus rosé on the bedside table. “You couldn’t buy wine easily at the time,” Ms Etchingham said. “The restaurant below, Mr Love, had Mateus rosé. That was the only wine we could get. We put it on the windowsill next-door because we were too idle to go upstairs to the refrigerator.”
They bought all of their furnishings from the John Lewis store in Oxford Street, and Hendrix ordered their carpets. She recalled that the Seattle-born guitarist loved Coronation Street. “He thought it was hilarious. In those days it was Ena Sharples with her hair in curlers. She wore one of those aprons that had a front and a back, and he said: ‘What’s she got on? What is she wearing?’ — because that’s not the sort of person you would meet in Seattle.”
The 5-a-side scene was dire.
My vote for the worst acting performance of recent times goes to Sarah Harding.
My vote for the worst acting performance of recent times goes to Sarah Harding.
If the programme was on after the watershed we would have seen the actual tackle 
too much gayness these days
great pics coops btw 1 missing
great pics coops btw 1 missing
That Bishop was totally unconvincing but probably needed to meet the black quota for that episode.
Is it this week that Kylie dies and how?
Is it this week that Kylie dies and how?
Those two wrong uns recently turned up for free kebabs looking sinister.
Leanne Battersea must be the only person in Manchester capable of managing a restaurant.
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