Just my affection for steve coogan makes this worth consuming and that might not be enough for some. The challenger plot was interesting but the misfit kids that bond is just feeling a little played out these days.

Really doesn’t portray the Hell’s Angels in a good light.

I don’t want to call this book disgusting because that sounds like a moral judgment. I just wouldn’t read it while you eating or just after eating. Or if you feel nauseous.

The big problem is that is just goes on too long and nothing really happens.

A good drinking game to go with this movie is to take a drink every time you have the urge to yell out “Kiss!”.

Everyone is so mean to Paddy Considine in everything he does.

Corden is amusing. the rest is pretty boring.

There are so many awkward moments in this show and so many amazing comedic moments. At first I thought it was too much awkwardness but the show really won me over. it is incredibly smart and insanely funny.

kudos.

I am going to say i like this though when it becomes immensely popular and overplayed i will be the first to hate it.

good poppy/ sappy album. nice for a summer day at the cottage.

eg white co wrote the big hits for adele and duffy but this isn’t that boring but not too far away from it either. kinda coldplay-ee vocals and sounding a little damien rice-ish at times it’s not too bad.

don’t know if I will listen to it over and over again but a good pop album.

She is my heroine, and by that i mean lady hero. not the drug heroin.

This is the novella from Tuesday Nights and Wednesday Mornings.

Gwendoline Riley is a fantastic writer. She just gets it. Reading her is like connecting with my other half.

It’s like reading Morrissey, the bleakest of times can be the most moving but the most fun.

Deep cynicism meets deep romanticism.
I love the use of Manchester in her work, the city is such a strong character.

It is an engaging read you fall right into her world.

I recommend her writing to everyone.

It’s a especially nice to have such a complex and relevant female centric story. No apologies or politics just beautiful heartbreaking moments.