All the tabloids today have lead with the sacking of Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson from the BBC, and One Direction's Zayn Malik quitting the band.
Jeremy Clarkson could also face police action for punching his producer - which led to the end of his BBC career.
Zayn could also face police action* for causing hysteria like this:
*lies
Kim Cattrall arrived at the Merrion Hotel last night wearing her sunglasses, like every inconspicuous superstar in Dublin. She joins a long list of luminaries for the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival, including Julie Andrews, Kenneth Branagh, Russell Crowe, and Alan Rickman, as well as local lad and lassie Aidan Turner and Saoirse Ronin.
Oh – and we’ll be catching up with her next week on The Breakfast Show!
Now That's What I Call Music 1 is to be re-released on vinyl for Record Store Day next month! The first instalment of the long-running compilation series was initially released in 1983.
It features music from the likes of UB40, Bonnie Tyler, The Human League, Madness and Culture Club.
I remember my first Now – it was Now 29, and I got it for my 9th birthday. Now 29 featured the likes of Cyndi Lauper, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, and Whigfield Saturday Night...I had to perfect my dance moves, you see. 
