Who Stole The Show?

Monday, June 25, 2012 ISLE OF WIGHT REVIEW: Messrs Vedder, Springsteen, Petty Share The Love The Isle Of Wight festival may have been plagued by downpours, mudbaths and traffic disasters, but rising above the chaos were three stellar performances from a trio of US rock legends. To find out how they stole the show, plus a round-up of the best of the rest, as well as some glorious mud pictures, click on the image above. ROYALLY SNUBBED: Suggs Reveals How He Was Blanked By Some Surprising VIPs At Jubilee Party PICTURES: Jack Osbourne Latest Star To Come Clean With Medical Condition... WATCH: Keith Lemon Bamboozled By Brook's Bosom HACKNEY: Rihanna Closes City Festival With Jay-Z And A Hit-Filled Set WIN A Bobbin Bike With 'Your Sister's Sister' BLOG POSTS Tim Clark: Who Are the Most Influential People in Comedy? How exactly do you come up with a definitive list of who has shaped the British comedy industry that we see today? Rick Mele: Fact vs. Fiction, According to Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Despite a few obvious liberties, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter claims to play its history relatively straight (apart from the central premise that slavery was a cover for widespread vampirism, that is). So, as a public service to history students everywhere, I attempted to separate fact from fiction, at least according to the historical horror mash-up. Noel Gallagher: Tales From the Middle of Nowhere (Vol. 2) - Where the Cold Is Killing Me At 6am on the dot the f***ing fire alarm goes off in the hotel!!! Now usually these things don't last for more than five minutes but this time the b*****d hotel was EVACUATED!!!!!! It was barely getting light AND it was raining. So I'm stood outside in a proper fury. Jason Holmes: A Lady of Devotion - Emilia Mitiku With her new album I Belong To You, Emilia Mitiku takes an unsparing look at heartbreak and the tricky matter of falling in love. Jason Holmes caught up with her in west London. Jess Search: Documentary Filmmakers Enter Dragon's Den for Good Pitch It was a hot summer afternoon when the representative of the British Beekeepers Association (a man with a beard so bushy and comfortable I thought there might be a family of robins nesting in it) declared he represented 20,000 beekeepers and millions of bees. Then he pledged their full support behind a film called The Vanishing of the Bees as the room cheered.

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