Annelouisekershaw365
I’m Anne Louise Kershaw, Music Editor of Blankpages and Manchester's Finest.
This is my blog where I write about popular culture, specialising in music, fashion, theatre, gender & equality issues.
Every time I blog I post a picture because i'm obsessed with my camera.
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Recent Posts
- Miss Julie at The Royal Exchange – Electrically charged and beautifully bleak
- Inside Exhibition at Blank Space
- No Ceremony – just music worth making a fuss about
- Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer collection in Selfridges – not fast fashion, but trashy/clashy style!
- The Gospel According to….. (Part 1) – 30th Anniversary of The Smiths at the Holden Gallery
- The Slow Show Brother EP – both summer and shade and beautifully rueful
- Ren Harvieu & the album launch at Matt and Phred’s Manchester
- Saturday Night And Sunday Morning at The Royal Exchange – exhilarating, sharp and real!
- It was The Slow Show – and delightfully so!
- Women affected by the cuts still have ‘Bags of Attitude’
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Tag Archives: Tv
81 – Top of The Pops to return
81/284 People of a certain age will have jingle, jangle, jewellery, jewellery memories of Top Of The Pops, presented by Jimmy Saville. Others will have flicked and fond memories of Noel Edmonds or even more 80s inspired bad bleach dreams … Continue reading
Posted in Pop Culture, Reviews, TV
Tagged Cable & Wireless, Chart Show, Genius, Peter Gabriel, Satalite, Solsbury Hill, The Independent Online, Top OIf The Pops, Tv
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74 – Elizabeth Taylor dies, another hole in our cultural comfort blanket
74/291 Within what feels like minutes, people all over facebook and twitter have changed their profile pics to various beautiful images of Elizabeth Taylor; people are tweeting humorous quotes by her; YouTube clips of her finest film moments are posted … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Film & Theatre, News
Tagged Adverts, Blanket, Classic Hollywood, Collapse into Now, Culture, Death, Elizabeth Taylor, Films, Glamour, Heritage, Hollywood, Identity, Marriages, Models, Music, Oasis, Popular Culture, R.E.M, Race, Religion, Tv
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71 – Watching TV – A bit like downing pills with WKD
71/294 I read an interesting thing in the Observer magazine this morning. Yes I do a lot of that, reading interesting things in the paper and then talking about it. However this is a respectable thing to do, and one … Continue reading
Posted in TV
Tagged Chicken Cottage, Christopher and his kind, Come dine with me, Doner kebab, Drama, Exstacy, Lovely Legs, Mountain Bike, My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, Observer, Pills, Tv, WKD, WKD blue
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38 – My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding – It seems we’re all missing the point!
38/327 A couple of weeks ago I wrote about My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding. My main issue was how the fuss being made over the heavy-weight wedding dresses, porno outfits and spray tans was in fact tackily glossing over the … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Gender & Equality, Pop Culture, Reviews, TV
Tagged dresses, Gypsies, Lady Behave, My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, Roxy Freeman, Sexism, Spray Tan, the Independent, The Vaccines, Travvelers, Tv
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34 – Jamie’s 30-minute success
34/331 I know I am a softy for Jamie Oliver. I think he is really nice and that what he has done so far in his career is amazing. He is a good TV chef on a par with others, … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Pop Culture, TV
Tagged 30-minute meals, Angela Readman, Come dine with me, food, Friends, Jamie Oliver, Sister, Socialising, Strip, The Vaccines, Tv
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28 – Arctic – Bruce Parry never gets a chilly reception
28/337 Reviewing the new series of Arctic with Bruce Parry in the Guardian, Sam Wollaston states “it’s physically impossible not to love Bruce Parry” and I have to agree. There is something entirely enthralling about Bruce, which causes you not … Continue reading