Who watches?

Got some Tweets from Wossy AKA Jonathan Ross on last nights Watchmen London premiere:

"So we saw Watchman last night. Apologies for not tweeting after - was a late night by our standards ! Watchman probably the most faitful adaptation of a comic to the big screen. Ending changed very much for the better. Great sets, costumes, special effects - Rorshach especially good. Downside - too long, too reverential, lacks pace and feels a little dull at times. In short - I love it and at same time am unimpressed ! Opening montage sequence to watchman just brilliant though. Had me grinning from ear to ear. there was a super cool yellow carpet at the premiere with the blood splattered smiley face on it. IWOOT."

I trust him...

What a wonderful world...

Now Chris Moyles is in 'trouble'. Apparently he made jokes about Auschwitz and Will Young, although sadly not together.

Reading an article online I discover that there were no complaints about the Auschwitz joke, but five complaints about Will Young (so nearly all of Radio 1's listeners then). It seems no one minds if you poke fun at the Holocaust but insult a Pop Idol winner and that's too far.

Anyway Jonathan Ross is back so that's okay. I don't need Moyles any more, I can get my controversial and sick jokes from the master. I hope he makes another funny phone call.
Check out this article on the Guardian website - don't bother reading it all, far to long, but check the vox pop video. It's an interesting demographic; loads of women and a one worryingly excited man. And why are they outside BBC TV centre during the day? Don't you have job's to go to? Or are you all freelance editors?