Wednesday 26 September 2007

Jeremy Vile

A judge has branded The Jeremy Kyle Show "a form of human bear-baiting" at a court case in Manchester.

District Judge Alan Berg said the ITV1 daytime programme was "trash" and existed to "titillate bored members of the public with nothing better to do".

The judge made the comments while sentencing one of the show's guests, who head-butted his love rival during filming earlier this year, for assault.
He added that the show's makers were partly to blame for the attack.

He added that producers had persisted in contacting David Stainforth from Chesterfield to persuade him to make an appearance on the show.

Judge Berg was reported in the Manchester Evening News as saying: "I have had the misfortune, very recently, of watching The Jeremy Kyle Show.
"It seems to me that the purpose of this show is to effect a morbid and depressing display of dysfunctional people whose lives are in turmoil."

He added that it was "human bear-baiting which goes under the guise of entertainment".
"It should not surprise anyone that these people, some of whom have limited intellects, become aggressive with each other.

"This type of incident is exactly what the producers want. These self-righteous individuals should be in the dock with you. They pretend there is some kind of virtue in putting out a show like this," said Judge Berg.


Jessica to play Wonder Woman?

Jessica Biel has been linked to the role of Wonder Woman in the upcoming Justice League of America movie.
The film will feature Justice League crusaders Batman, Superman, the Flash and Aquaman, as well as the female superhero.
The, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry actress has become the first star that has been linked to the project, which will be directed by Babe's George Miller. Biel is currently filming Powder Blue alongside Patrick Swayze and Ray Liotta.


Beadle's about...at the Astoria
TV star Jeremy Beadle has been spotted attending a Holloways gig.According to reports, the Beadle's About star was in the crowd at the London Astoria on Saturday.
Beadle's daughter Bonnie is reportedly dating The Holloways' frontman Alfie Jackson, and the TV presenter was in attendance to show his support.
The '80s TV personality allegedly remained with the 'Two Left Feet' rockers for their after-party at the venue.




Fashion Conscious?

A shocking picture of a naked anorexic girl highlights the dangers of using super-skinny models.

The poster shows emaciated Isabelle Caro, 27 who weighs less than FIVE STONE. They were published in a newspaper and on billboards in Italy to mark Milan Fashion Week.

Isabelle, from France, told how she has had anorexia since she was 13. She said: “I want to show myself fearlessly, even though I know my body arouses repugnance. I want to recover because I love life. I want to show young people how dangerous this illness is.”


In other news

* The Chuckle Brothers - AKA Barry and Paul Chuckle - celebrate 20 years of their BBC children's show ChuckleVision this week.

* The leader of a US polygamist sect has been convicted of being an accomplice to rape for arranging the marriage of a 14-year-old girl to her older cousin.

* Men with bass voices tend to have more children than those who speak in a higher pitch, scientists find.

* Prison Break star, Wentworth Miller has slammed reports claiming that he is gay and has insisted that he simply has not found the right girl yet.

* Graffiti artist Banksy has been caught up in a scam involving online auction site eBay.
According to The Art newspaper, unauthorised prints were sold at artificially inflated prices, with false bidders driving the price up.

* Microsoft is reported to be in talks to buy a stake in Facebook that could value the social networking website at as much as $10bn (£5bn).

* Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof has failed to attract UK cinema audiences, entering the box office chart at number six.

* The hosts of Blue Peter have apologised to viewers on air about the rigging of a poll to name the show's cat.

* Model Dannielle Lloyd was strip-searched by Customs officers — after being accused of smuggling cigarettes.


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