Keith Moon was so fucked up on pills and booze that he didn't remember himself playing on 'Subsititute', never mind anyone else. When he heard it on the radio, he thought they'd replaced him.
Though perhaps this is just an apocryphal story. Amusing all the same.

Every time I see this I mentally add the words TIME! EVER! I! SAW! YOUR! FACE!
It makes it more bearable, somehow. Long may it last or the internet will be ruined for me.

Don't know if it counts as whispering exactly, but Springsteen hushes his voice to chilling effect in the last verses of Reason To Believe and The Big Payback.

Toby O. Notoby - not to overstate it, but that moment in Gimme Shelter is my nomination for most thrilling moment captured on record.

You could crawl over 50 good p*ssies just to get to one f*t boy's assh*le.

Sexy in an 'angry spider' way.

Aldous Huxley died on the same day JFK was assassinated. That must've felt just awful for his family.

We'll miss him when he's gone.

We all talk about you behind your back.

Samuel Clemens invented the bra catch, the thing at the back that dumbfounds us all in our formative years. It's true, he did.

What's the opinion round here of The Aviator? It's one of those films I like more, and see more worth in, every time I watch it. And it's the first time I thought he was developing into a pretty good actor, too.

Gatiss made his name in 'The League of Gentlemen,' an extemely twisted British horror-sitcom from about 12 years ago, that's well worth a look if you haven't seen it.

To be almost serious for a moment, when I heard the 'Cumberbitches' thing, I did think of the whole 'reclaiming a derogatory term' thing. But I think it's more likely just to be a pun.

Hey, I was being ironic, you guys. Gimme a break over here!

One of my favourite jokes is told in Raging Bull.

I was using understated British irony and humour. Note the spelling of humour, also.

Supposedly his legion of female fans have dubbed themselves 'Cumberbitches'.

If no-one's mentioned it, he's very good in 'Stuart: A Life Backwards' with the even better Tom Hardy.

You all seem to need a bit of cheering up, so here's a joke, if you feel like it.

Anton Newcombe.