Dream Idols with James Ingham Daily Star Columnist Do Magic Mike at Pacha

Live at Super club Pacha London on the 17th of November.  Over 500 screaming girls in attendance.  Usual Fair for the Nations top male glamour group The Dream Idols, but totally new ground for Daily Star Celebrity Columnist James Ingham. He is used to writing about such things, this time he is about to take part in it.

So the Fab Five, just for one night where turned into the Super 6. GlobalNewsInk was there to get the inside scoop and see if all the weeks of training with the boys had paid off. Would it be a roaring success or a terrible debacle? Watch the video below and see for yourself.

Before the show James was very nervous at rehearsals.

James Ingham, Pictured in the center, is nervous ahead of the Magic Mike performance with the Dream Idols later at Pacha.

However it seemed to be the Dream Idols and not James making little mistakes as they played around a bit. Rehearsals went well and all parties seemed ready to go for the big night ahead.

The playful Dream Idols before the Magic Mike show with James Ingham

Choreographer Ryan Jenkins made sure the playful Dream Idols were all business and got everybody firing.

James Ingham and the Dream Idols are put through their paces by Choreographer Ryan Jenkins ahead of the their Magic Mike performance at Pacha in London

We spoke briefly with Daily Star Columnist James Ingham just before the show and he told us he did not want to make mess of it. We feel he did a great job.

James Ingham chilled out backstage with some of the Dream Idols before the show at Pacha.

For more information on the Dream idols visit their official website www.Dream-Idols.com

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Luxurious designer lingerie and nightwear is a popular Christmas gift, but at Fox & Rose we commissioned an independent survey that suggests many men need to do more homework if they want their gift to be loved rather than a let-down for their partners this year.
The survey we commissioned was nationally representative, which discovered that British women have collectively received over £100 million of lingerie gifts that languish unworn and unloved in their top drawers. The poll of 1,000 adult British women showed that two thirds have received lingerie as a present from their partner, with men spending an average of £42 per set. Yet, one in five women have never worn the gift, and 23% said they’d worn it just once.

We’ve found that for many men, lingerie is a confusing and intimidating world, but it’s crucial they make the right choices if they want smiles on Christmas day. Men should ask themselves, is my partner a fashion trend setter or a classic dresser? What’s her personality type – wild and dominating or demure and dainty? And of course, the all important sneaky peak in her lingerie draw to find out her correct size!

To help men choose lingerie gifts that really hit the spot, we’ve launched our free Gentlemen’s Lingerie Lifelines advice, offering tips on everything from size and style to a glossary of lingerie terms. Take a look if you’re thinking of buying lingerie as a gift this year – it could really help your choices!

The poll also asked women which types of lingerie styles they most dreaded receiving, with crotch- less knickers (60%), Leather/PVC (58%), Edible (44%) and fishnets (42%) ranked as the most unpopular gifts. Fifty Shades of Grey has certainly generated demand for more adventurous lingerie sets, but the line between sexy and sordid is very fine. Every woman wants to feel great about herself and receiving the right lingerie set can do that. Men need to be asking themselves just a few simple questions to ensure their partner feels like Brigitte Bardot as opposed to Jenna Jameson in their lingerie gift.

Stay tuned for the next few weeks as we continue our top present picks this year, whether its for the racy Fox or the feminine Rose. Alternatively head straight to our Just In section where you’ll find a treasure trove of goodies waiting to be placed under the tree to get pulses racing this Christmas, from La Perla and Damaris to Stella McCartney underwear, Mimi Holliday, Maison Close and Fleur of England!

I am of course talking of the way in which Mr. Cameron felt that leaking names of suspected paedophiles on the internet could lead to a “gay witch hunt.” In making his statement on “This Morning” as he did, Mr. Cameron only served, in my opinion, to re-enforce the ignorance and bigotry that pervades the septic little island. Let’s face it, there is there another group within society, a group, perhaps, of a similar size to the gay community, or maybe even bigger. I am talking about the thick as pigsh*t homophobic community.

The members of this community often are heard to utter such crippling inanities:

“I don’t mind poofs so long as they keep away from me.”

Now, men who make such proclamations usually have a few similar mental and indeed physical traits. They are usually overweight, ugly and they smell a bit. They may well also have tattoos across their knuckles which drag along the floor and their newspaper of choice is The Sun or sometimes the Daily Star. In fact most are about as attractive as a road accident and are lucky to have anyone come near them let alone make a pass at them. Intellectually they are a tad limited, not exactly rocket scientists. For example, they know not the difference between a paedophile and a paediatrician thus resulting in attacks on houses and hospitals of Doctors. In a nutshell they are thick.

However, even though they are thick they can be dangerous. They tend to be pack animals and are easily led. All they seem to need is to be empowered by the press or influential members and off they will run salivating and scream for blood. Whose blood seemingly is immaterial. The misguided empower the terminally stupid, and comments by our esteemed Mr. Cameron blurring the boundaries between homosexuality and paedophilia could and maybe will create another group within society – vigilantes.

I thought gay bashing had come to an end but I wonder whether the whole Savile business and the furore surrounding it has inflamed the sensibilities of society to such an extent that the gay community may end up getting caught in the crossfire.

I hope not

“Up behind the bus stop in the toilets off the street
There are traces of a killing on the floor beneath your feet
Mixed in with the piss and beer are bloodstains on the floor
From the boy who got his head kicked in a night or two before.

Homophobia-the worst disease
You can’t love who you want to love in times like these
Homophobia-the worst disease
You can’t love who you want to love in times like these

In the pubs, clubs and burger bars, breeding pens for pigs,
Alcohol, testosterone and ignorance and fists
Packs of hunting animals roam across the town
They find an easy victim and they punch him to the ground.

Homophobia-the worst disease
You can’t love who you want to love in times like these
Homophobia-the worst disease
You can’t love who you want to love in times like these

The siren of the ambulance, the deadpan of the cops,
Chalk to mark the outline where the boy dropped
Beware the holy trinity: church and state and law
For every death the virus gets more deadly than before.

Homophobia-the worst disease
You can’t love who you want to love in times like these
Homophobia-the worst disease
You can’t love who you want to love in times like these”

Ciao For Now

Denbow

English: Three men in the courtyard of the Great Mosque (Ulu Camii) in the Kurdish city of Diyarbakır, Turkey (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Political Analysis Based On Combined Reports

Amid claims of major advances for anti-regime forces in Aleppo, news emerged that rebels in the city had moved into the Kurdish neighborhood of Ashrafiya, which has been under the control of the Kurdish Democratic Party (PYD). Throughout the Syrian uprising and subsequent civil war, the PYD has maintained a policy of neutrality, attacking both rebel and regime forces who might impinge on their zones of control. Later, a video emerged on YouTube that purported to show rebel fighters firing on an anti-rebel demonstration in Ashrafiya. These fighters were identified as operating under the banner of the Free Syrian Army (FSA). Clashes between rebels and militiamen from the PYD-aligned Popular Protection Committees (YPD) culminated in the expulsion of rebels from Ashrafiya. While this skirmish can be interpreted as signs of escalating Arab-Kurdish tensions in Syria and a desire on the part of Arab rebels to impose their will on the Kurds, a report last week in Lebanon’s Daily Star purports to give a more complex picture.

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Football, leadership and race 

Monday 29^th October2012

 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, London, SE8 4HU

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Rodney Hinds (Sports Editor – The Voice newspaper)

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Stephen Lyle – Editor of BBC Match of the day 2

Natasha Henry – Sports Writer

Joel Campbell – Sports Writer

Mervyn Lyn – Managing Director – Strategic Partnership Solutions Ltd

Jason Euell – Ex Pro Footballer(June 2012) now CAFC U17-18 Development Phase Coach. Patron for Jigsaw4u, SRTRC and Ambassador for Kick It Out

Peter Herbert OBE – Chair of the Society for Black Lawyers

Iffy Onuora – Senior PFA Executive and former Ethiopia Manager

Otis Roberts – Former player and founder of Jason Roberts Foundation

Priority given to Lewisham, Greenwich and Southwark residents

• The role of leadership in sport and routes for progression / support.
• How the media deals with race and the opportunities for sports professionals in the media.
• What should you do in order to get ahead in sport both on and off the pitch / track / media?
• How do we tackle racism in sport and the lack of diversity at a board level?
• What are football players doing to combat racism on and off the field of play.

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In an interview with that poor excuse for a newspaper The Daily Star, artist and producer Labrinth says the MOBO Awards (Music of Black Origin) has lost it’s identity followed by:

“I think it is a bit weird because Ed Sheeran doesn’t make black music, and neither does Conor Maynard – he makes commercial pop.

He added: “Even I’m not making black music. It’s commercial music, but at least it is more related to hip-hop so it makes more sense. I don’t think it should be called the Music Of Black Origin anymore. It should be Music Of Urban Origin, or just Music Awards.

“I don’t think it should be called the Music Of Black Origin anymore. It should be Music Of Urban Origin, or just Music Awards.”

Music Of “URBAN” Origin – Really Labrinth???  You say MOBO has lost it’s identity but then want them to replace the word ‘black’ with “URBAN”?

We can all see that MOBO has been steadily losing it’s identity over the years but if founder Kanya King actually went ahead and decided to replace the word ‘black’ with “URBAN” that would be the final nail in her brand’s coffin. It would be a wrap!
I don’t even have the energy right now to explain why. Those who are clued up will know what I mean when I say this.

Labrinth is nominated for four awards – Best UK Male, Best Album, Best Song and Best R&B/Soul Act. Expect to see him galloping up to the podium to collect his award/s. He will  conveniently forget about this interview with the Daily Star come ceremony night.

Your thoughts please….

Here’s the actual Daily Star article:

Former TOWIE star Amy Childs makes sporty look sexy! | Fashionismydrug.

The Essex hottie shows hot how sports really is when she wears a Hot red underwear completing her look with a matching colour boxing gloves with white trainers.

Amy managed to add a touch of her feistiness, to the boxing themed shoot.

She told the Daily Star newspaper ‘you can’t be the face of Lonsdale and then be pictured coming out of a kebab shop. I’m going to try to be strict with myself – no more Friday nights with wine and Domino’s pizza for me!’

Understandable, and she definitely struck her stuff in this shoot!!

Words: Wardah Sempa

Seems like someones maybe bitter of the success of the song huh?  Recently, Leona Lewis has come out to say that she was actually the one to record the hit “We Found Love” first.  Interesting.  According to The Hollywood Reporter, Lewis was the one originally asked to record for the Calvin Harris song, she tells the Daily Star.  The X-Factor-UK winner goes on to say “I didn’t commit to it because I wanted ‘Trouble’ to be my first single so I think thats another reason they went with Rihanna.  It was the same version and production but mine’s better.”  Okay, so if it was better then why didn’t you release it in the first place?  Could the major success of the song be causing Lewis to regret not releasing it?  Probably not.  The way I see it though is I don’t know if I would have like it as much with Leona‘s voice.  Don’t get me wrong I think she’s amazingly talented but, I don’t know.  I just feel like this is such a Rihanna song, it was perfect for her with everything going on personally and the video was amazing.  I’m sticking with Ri on this one.  What do you think: