What we've learned today:
1. Moby will play a special, one-off 'unplugged' concert in London's Palace Theatre on November 15.
2. Sugababe Amelle Berrabah has been admitted to a private health clinic, reportedly suffering "from a severe bout of nervous exhaustion".
3. Is Jim Morrison haunting a photo? We for one, assume it's just Bez who has snuck into the background there.
4. The Conservative Party are set to launch a campaign on Spotify.
Daily Conundrum:
How hetero is your Spotify?
Oasis-Watch:
Did Noel step on Liam's guitar too? More on this groundbreaking development later.
Daily Office Highlight:
One Q staffer carelessly dancing to Frank Sinatra. And a very 'intense' game of pool. And it's Friday.
On The Office Stereo:
- Frank Sinatra
- The Beatles
- Mott The Hoople
- Elvis Costello
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4:09 PM | 16/10/2009
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