2004: Being Gay each Day
2002: Wedding
2003: Busy Busy Busy
2002: Die Another Day
Disturbing half-naked men in the doors of Abercrombie…, originally uploaded by Tom Coates. Now I went shopping on Oxford Street today. Something about my shopping trip was very different to Tom’s experience in San Francisco. I think it must have been a little warmer there than it was here.
2005: Flickr Christmas: Santa’s gathering in Liverpool 4
2005: Civil Partnership: It’s In The News Today
2004: The Da Vinci Code
Since Sky gave Sky News a bit of an overhaul, I have been keeping an eye on the Live at 5 weblog with Jeremy Thompson, which I think is an interesting behind-the-scenes look at how a news programme comes together. Maybe it’s not as good as the live election gallery feed earlier this year – I wish they’d do more of that – but a nice try nonetheless, and they seem to be keeping it going much better than The Guardian did with their Editors’ Weblog.
Hearing about a day from the presenter’s viewpoint – or about their thoughts on a story – can be fascinating. Take last Friday: ‘
The news of the shooting of two young policewomen in West Yorkshire broke just as I was about to go on air to present Live at 5 on Friday. For the next four hours I was in the hot seat as this tragedy unfolded.’ [More at Live at 5 weblog with Jeremy Thompson].
I hope they manage to keep it up.
I love Anna’s writing. Captain Crisps and FagEndBoy are among my favourites:
It’s got to take the shine off your manhood, being publically admonished by a snack food wrapper.
Little Red Boat certainly has a way with words, she makes me laugh almost every day.
2005: In Case Of Emergency
2003: Rain Breaks Heatwave
2003: Gay Consumers Are Good
2002: Amazon Light
2005: Harry’s Here
2003: Paris Photographs
2002: “Less Substantial Thinking”
It’s time to lighten the mood a little bit really. All this talk of Olympics and Motor Racing at Silverstone is making the site a little butcher than it should be. Thanks to Steph and Alek who pointed me to live8boys we can all enjoy the images of cute boys at the Live8 concert in Philadelphia. Making Poverty History never looked so good.