bet the BBC are fuming!
alesha dixon pissed and sticking fingers up all over the front pages
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Sorry I couldn't get past the headline 'Kim Woodburn: I'll strip for dirty mags'.
I feel I need to go and wash my brain or my eyes or something now
I feel I need to go and wash my brain or my eyes or something now
Originally Posted by Vic:
“Sorry I couldn't get past the headline 'Kim Woodburn: I'll strip for dirty mags'.
I feel I need to go and wash my brain or my eyes or something now ”
“Sorry I couldn't get past the headline 'Kim Woodburn: I'll strip for dirty mags'.
I feel I need to go and wash my brain or my eyes or something now
”
Oh My dear lord, and I was having a nice sandwich just then
What in the name of heaven is that woman thinking .
She has went to town on one of I'm a celeb contestants (Joe Bugner). Accusing him of being racist to her ex bandmate Sabrina.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...or-racist.html
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...or-racist.html
It was yesterday's newspapers (the silver dress shots) and certainly not "all over" the "front pages" as is claimed
There are enough stars who get hassle from the tabloid journalists (well journalists is hardly the right word but never mind) for the Beeb to be aware of the tactics used to get a rise out of a celeb in order for them to get a "story" out of it, so I don't imagine they are especially bothered personally
Old news, and not particulary newsworthy anyway.
There are enough stars who get hassle from the tabloid journalists (well journalists is hardly the right word but never mind) for the Beeb to be aware of the tactics used to get a rise out of a celeb in order for them to get a "story" out of it, so I don't imagine they are especially bothered personally
Old news, and not particulary newsworthy anyway.
I was more p.d off by her comments about Joe Bugner, branding him a sexist or a racist. Great buzz words to shout these days.
The OP first posted no link at all and then posted one that bore no relation to the thread title.
These must be the pictures the OP meant:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...b-hopping.html
These must be the pictures the OP meant:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...b-hopping.html
There is a video on the Sun internet page (link posted in greytops thread) her language is bleeped out as she was swearing a people but she doesnt look drunk....but not very ladylike behaviour.
You can see yesterday's papers HERE and Tuesday's HERE - the OP is still talking rubbish.
She wasn't drunk either. She was walking away from a club that wouldn't let her in as there was 12 in her party instead of the 6 she had booked for. The group went back to their hotel and had a quiet drink there.
She wasn't drunk either. She was walking away from a club that wouldn't let her in as there was 12 in her party instead of the 6 she had booked for. The group went back to their hotel and had a quiet drink there.
Here is the link to the Sun from Greytops there is a video.....I didnt see any V signs but she is obviously not happy
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz0Xy10rpOi
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz0Xy10rpOi
She is on two front pages, neither of which show her sticking up two fingers. However, at least one paper does have a picture of her sticking up two fingers (well four actually, just two on each hand 
). It's not her finest hour, but let's get some perspective. Personally, I found it more offensive that the Daily Mail headline for the article included "Alesha Dixon has a 'Don't you know who I am' moment", when their article has no evidence of her saying anything like that (plus they didn't put a question mark at the end of 'Don't you know who I am' - appalling grammar 
).
). It's not her finest hour, but let's get some perspective. Personally, I found it more offensive that the Daily Mail headline for the article included "Alesha Dixon has a 'Don't you know who I am' moment", when their article has no evidence of her saying anything like that (plus they didn't put a question mark at the end of 'Don't you know who I am' - appalling grammar ).
Originally Posted by Dr. Jan Itor:
“She is on two front pages, neither of which show her sticking up two fingers. However, at least one paper does have a picture of her sticking up two fingers (well four actually, just two on each hand). It's not be her finest hour, but let's get some perspective. Personally, I found it more offensive that the Daily Mail headline for the article included "Alesha Dixon has a 'Don't you know who I am' moment", when their article has no evidence of her saying anything like that (plus they didn't put a question mark at the end of 'Don't you know who I am' - appalling grammar ).”
“She is on two front pages, neither of which show her sticking up two fingers. However, at least one paper does have a picture of her sticking up two fingers (well four actually, just two on each hand
). It's not be her finest hour, but let's get some perspective. Personally, I found it more offensive that the Daily Mail headline for the article included "Alesha Dixon has a 'Don't you know who I am' moment", when their article has no evidence of her saying anything like that (plus they didn't put a question mark at the end of 'Don't you know who I am' - appalling grammar ).”
LOL!
Actually when she spoke to the girl with the clipboard, everything seemed polite and Alesha seemed fine about being turned away. It was only when she was called back by the other person (a guy) that her reply was bleeped out, so I wonder what he said?
Who would be a celeb? It must be murder not being able to walk down the street without cameras being shoved in your face.
Originally Posted by BuddyBontheNet:
“LOL!
Actually when she spoke to the girl with the clipboard, everything seemed polite and Alesha seemed fine about being turned away. It was only when she was called back by the other person (a guy) that her reply was bleeped out, so I wonder what he said?
Who would be a celeb? It must be murder not being able to walk down the street without cameras being shoved in your face.”
“LOL!
Actually when she spoke to the girl with the clipboard, everything seemed polite and Alesha seemed fine about being turned away. It was only when she was called back by the other person (a guy) that her reply was bleeped out, so I wonder what he said?
Who would be a celeb? It must be murder not being able to walk down the street without cameras being shoved in your face.”
It must also be murder getting jobs that you're not qualified to do simply because you look good.
Why isnt Alesha doing something more constructive to help her become a better judge. As I recall she said somewhere that she just turns up for the shows and spends the rest of the week working on her pop career. There's dedication for you.
Originally Posted by FlaviaCacake:
“It must also be murder getting jobs that you're not qualified to do simply because you look good.
Why isnt Alesha doing something more constructive to help her become a better judge. As I recall she said somewhere that she just turns up for the shows and spends the rest of the week working on her pop career. There's dedication for you.”
“It must also be murder getting jobs that you're not qualified to do simply because you look good.
Why isnt Alesha doing something more constructive to help her become a better judge. As I recall she said somewhere that she just turns up for the shows and spends the rest of the week working on her pop career. There's dedication for you.”
WOW! How bitter do you sound? I really don't know how to respond to such a hostile post.
Originally Posted by BuddyBontheNet:
“WOW! How bitter do you sound? I really don't know how to respond to such a hostile post.”
“WOW! How bitter do you sound? I really don't know how to respond to such a hostile post.
”
Not hostile I'm just not a fan of all this celebrity sympathy. Any celeb can easily turn their back on the limelight if they please. No one forces them to pose for the cameras and live their lives in the tabloids so I dont think it must be 'murder' to have cameras pushed into your face while walking down the street. All she has to do is stop, pose and maybe answer a question I dont see the 'murder' in that
Originally Posted by FlaviaCacake:
“Not hostile I'm just not a fan of all this celebrity sympathy. Any celeb can easily turn their back on the limelight if they please. No one forces them to pose for the cameras and live their lives in the tabloids so I dont think it must be 'murder' to have cameras pushed into your face while walking down the street. All she has to do is stop, pose and maybe answer a question I dont see the 'murder' in that”
“Not hostile I'm just not a fan of all this celebrity sympathy. Any celeb can easily turn their back on the limelight if they please. No one forces them to pose for the cameras and live their lives in the tabloids so I dont think it must be 'murder' to have cameras pushed into your face while walking down the street. All she has to do is stop, pose and maybe answer a question I dont see the 'murder' in that”
If you don't think your post comes over as hostile, then I can't so much about that. Again, I have no idea to reply to someone who thinks I meant 'murder' in the literal sense and not as part of a colloquial phrase. I think it is best just to end our conversation.
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