HAPPY New Year Boom Bang a Bloggers - and what better way to usher in 2009 than with a shiny new entry for this year's Eurovision Song Contest? That is exactly what the top execs at Turkish telly thought, hence...
Happy Christmas Eve! Boom Bang a Blog knows that one thought has been uppermost on your mind as you have queued outside Currys at 5am for the last Wii Fitness in the northern hemisphere, cursed Jamie Oliver for a lack...
As I type, the Eurovision Song Contest is 143 days away (I checked on an online calendar countdown thingy, please don't think I have such facts lingering conveniently about my brain) - and the Albanians aren't leaving anything to chance...
With six months to go before a single note is sung in Moscow, tabloids in various Eurovision member states are already chockful of gossip about who could be carrying the pride of a nation on their voicebox next May....
Here's 2008 X-Factor winner Alexandra Burke with her first release, a cover of the Leonard Cohen song Hallelujah. And here's 1979 Eurovision Song Contest winners Milk & Honey with their victorious ditty, Hallelujah, winning on home turf for Israel. Perhaps...
...the BBC begins its Saturday night search for the artist who will represent the UK at Eurovision 2009 in Moscow. According to media reports, Andrew Lord Webber has already found the six acts he wants on the shortlist for the...
Recognise this? You will do if you've seen the new ads for the Renault Megane in the breaks for Corrie and The X-Factor. It's Sebastien Tellier with Divine, this year's French entry. It only finished 19th in Belgrade, but it...
Tomorrow is the sixth edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest - and just when you thought the adults had the sole stake on rehearsal week drama and strops, wait until you hear about the kids. In what could be...
Bless you for your loyalty in the run up to Fun-Sized Eurovision on Saturday. The first of today's four entries is from Serbia, this year's hosts of the other singing contest. SONG 9 Serbia Uvek Kad U Nebo Pogledam performed...
Saturday sees the sixth running of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, live from Lemesos, Cyprus. There is minimal interest in this Minipops version of the main event in Western Europe, although the host nation, Belgium, The Netherlands and Malta are...
"Tell Mr Lloyd Webber he should get the boys to pull the girls' skirts off, but the girls are actually wearing smaller skirts beneath those ones. It is genius. And very credible." You may have heard the news over...
Now, isn't this marvellous? The North West of England (that's the bit Boom Bang a Blog lives in) is going to get its very own Eurovision disco. We said it was marvellous. For one night only, Bacchanalia in Chapel Walks,...
Well, who'd have thunk that Shiri Maimon would be named as Europe's third best singer and Leona Lewis and Dima not even getting a look in? Anyway, today's blog bit isn't about the MTV Awards, it's about James Bond instead....
As you may (or may not) know, Boom Bang a Blog HQ is not that far from Liverpool. The city is aquiver with anticipation today as it gears up to host the MTV European Music Awards at its spanking new...
Boom Bang a Blog couldn't let this momentous day pass without paying tribute to Barack Obama and his historic claim to the US presidency. Barack was born in an era when black and white men couldn't always share the same...
Happy Hallowe'en! Boom Bang a Blog was thinking about the scariest Eurovision entry there has ever been to give you the appropriate chills this October 31. We've already done Jemini (we don't like to repeat ourselves), it would be far...
Here's some slightly encouraging news. Following a recent Lord-related announcement, Irish bookmakers Paddy Power have given odds of 9/1 of the UK winning the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, as well as a 3/1 chance that the song Andrew Lloyd Webber...
THIS lady and this gentleman are due to appear at Southport Theatre on Thursday, October 30, with a good old Cocker-nee knees-up singalong show called Roll Out the Barrel. But, you may ask, what connects this singing twosome with...
Lord Andrew Sir Lloyd Webber (LASLW) has been chatting to those trendy types at Radio 1 about the Eurovision challenge which lies ahed of him in the coming months. LASLW has some interesting things to say about the Your Country...
In addition to the news of Lord Lloyd Webber's national songwriting duty, Oswald Moseley's paper of choice, the Daily Mail, has announced that the Lord may join forces with lyrical powerhouse, Sir Tim Rice, to write next year's UK entry....
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