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This Katy B track is set to take dubstep mainstream, which is something we have known was going to happen for a number of years over at Remix.vg, the world’s number one source of Dubstep Remixes, not to mention the very best and number one Remix Charts available on the internet too. This is Katy [...]

Every now and then I have a look at what’s trending and wonder what’s happening. Apparently YouTube got hacked today. People jumped to blame an organisation called 4Chan who always gets blamed for such hacks. Then a lot of other people said “no, it was Ebaumsworld who did it”. Nobody really cares, except for people [...]

The Marais is an area of former marshes which were drained through irrigation channels to create a “green Venice” of lush waterways and bridges, popular with tourists. For around fifteen Euros, a party of four or five can hire a rowing boat for a couple of hours and negotiate the picnic spots and narrow channels [...]

This music festival in Bressuire took place on Monday 21st June 2010. Akin to a community karaoke session, the whole town showed up to try their hand at entertaining the locals and tourists with a few tunes and ditties. Ranging from nervous eleven year-olds, idolised by their friends, to strong, experienced vocals belting out tried [...]

Bradford Cathedral has set up a web-cam showing the urban development garden in Bradford city centre. Everything looks a little bare right now, but should pick up throughout the summer. Click here to have a live look at Bradford – a former mill town in West Yorkshire, UK. The Urban Garden Project was started after [...]

Youtube changed this morning. Was that an April Fools Day joke? Who knows, but if I know anything about the blogosphere, I know this: everyone will be writing about the fact that YouTube has changed. YouTube has a new look. Isn’t it terrible! Isn’t it wonderful! Won’t somebody think of the kids! Just thought I [...]

After joining the aforementioned “Joseph Pearce Jogging Club” I got chatting to a local runner, Jim. He explained how he does magic on evenings and weekends for parties and events. After the run as the sweaty joggers crowded round Pearce’s bar, Jim showed us a bit of magic using two spoons on the bar which [...]

Sunday 6th September 2009 saw the massive firework display which marked the end of the Edinburgh International Festival which had run since the start of August. To the sounds of Handel, thousands of pounds worth of pyrotechnics exploded and showered down from Edinburgh Castle ramparts. Speakers were set up at Inverleith Park and Calton Hill [...]

I feel like I haven’t invented nearly enough new words recently, so today I was particularly pleased when I was watching some on demand TV online that was rudely interrupted by… a buffercopter. Buffercopter (Buf·er·cop·ter) Noun The spinning circular symbol which displays when an online streamed video is loading, or ‘buffering’; A person, thing or [...]

If  I told you I was going to run around the local park, wearing a bib, being shouted at by a bloke in his 30′s, you might think I’d gone back to school for a P.E. lesson. But this is what hundreds of people do several times a week due the ingenius business plan of [...]