Bad TV
What happens if you record plain old boring news channels and then sit and watch them to check for mistakes? Whoever took the following pics did just that and here are just a small selection of what they found!
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- Entertainment (32)
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- Movies (11)
- Music (26)
- Online (23)
- Sexy Men (112)
- Sport (26)
- Travel (18)
- Videos (33)
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- Bon Jovi Rock Southampton
- Interesting Links
- The Chihuahua With A Huge Heart
- Ugly Footballers & Sexy Women
- Roadworks
- Any Dream Will Do.
- Nokia N95……Where are the smileys?
- The Love Rug
- The Painting Pig
- Fast And The Furious Is Back
- World’s Biggest Building
- Paulette Huntinova - The Hilarious Gymnast
- Squeaky The Piglet Could Be For The Chop
- Do You Fancy A Westlife Tattoo?
- Amy Winehouse Is Not Ready For Bond Theme!!!
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- Life In Gaza
- Paper Forest
- Rangers FC
- Jonathan Rhys Meyers
- Sexy Male Models
- Sexy Nicholas Lemons
- Jigsaw Puzzles
- Sexy Guys
- Lorenzo Amoruso
- Mick Landers
- More Car Wallpapers
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- Funny Blog
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- Sheffield Wednesday FC
- Damn Cool Pics
- Arctic Monkeys
- Yinsi Yat
Entertainment News
- 'No justification' for Brand show - Lewd calls to actor Andrew Sachs were a "deplorable intrusion with no editorial justification", the BBC Trust says.
- Madonna and Ritchie granted divorce - Madonna and Guy Ritchie are granted a divorce at London's High Court with the singer citing unreasonable behaviour.
- Deayton new host of Comedy Awards - Comic Angus Deayton is named as the new host of this year's Comedy Awards after Jonathan Ross stepped down.
- Sky host Stelling joins Countdown - Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling is to become the next host of quiz show Countdown, alongside graduate Rachel Riley.
- Actress Miller wins damages - Actress Sienna Miller accepts damages of £53,000 as settlement for her harassment claim against a picture agency.
- Stars back British music museum - The Rolling Stones, Oasis and Amy Winehouse back a major new attraction charting the history of British pop.
- Beatles interview unearthed - A controversial and revealing archive interview with the late Beatle George Harrison could be snapped up by Martin Scorsese
- Glitter appeals over travel order - Gary Glitter is to appeal against a court order that requires him to notify police if he plans to travel abroad.
- BBC local video scheme rejected - The BBC Trust rejects controversial plans to launch a £68m network of local news websites with video content.
- Lynda La Plante 'proud' of CBE - Writers Lynda La Plante and Margaret Drabble receive Royal honours at a Buckingham Palace investiture.
- Turner masterpiece goes on show - A rare Turner masterpiece, expected to fetch up to $16m (£10.6m), goes on display in London.
- Crash landing for online library - The EU's new digital library crashes less than a day after its launch, after attracting double the number of anticipated hits.
- Postlethwaite accepts bad reviews - Actor Pete Postlethwaite says bad reviews for a new production of King Lear were justified, but claims the show has been changed.
- What has Ashlee Simpson named her son? Clue: It's a NY borough - Pop singer Ashlee Simpson gives birth to a baby boy, People magazine reports.
- Jackson to appear at High Court - Michael Jackson is to give evidence at London's High Court to counter allegations that he breached a contract with an Arab sheikh.
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