Mr and Mrs Sharps

Sam and Becca's wedding on Saturday was fabulous! And the perfect way to end our holiday, dancing like crazies with our friends to some rocking live music. It was such a perfect English country wedding, I'll post more pics when I get round to downloading them all.

Five in good telly shock

Is anyone else watching Stylista on Five? I know it's trashy but I can't help it, there's something about bitchy New York wannabe fashion icons that I just can't resist (even if New York magazine is horrified). Ashlie to win! (she's already writing the official series blog so I think she's got the inside track)

I'm also secretly enjoying Step It Up and Dance too - more bitchy Americans, this time with dancing! Elizabeth Berkley is completely superfluous of course, but otherwise loving it.

Domino excitement

Ok, so I've still not reviewed the Oscars outfits (work keeps getting in the way, grr) but I have got a bit of televisual genius to share with you - Domino Day 2008.

In case you missed it on Channel 5 (it's become a staple of the Stoddard family Christmas), the BBC has handily put together a montage of the best bits. I defy you not to get a teensy bit excited.

And if that weren't enough, here's another example of a celeb you never knew could dance - Christopher Walken showing how it's done, for Fatboy Slim's Weapon of Choice video. Genius.

Robert Webb, comedy genius

If I get any spare time this afternoon I'll go to town on the Oscars frocks (since Sky outbid the BBC for live coverage I have to content myself with catching snippets on the web, grr).

For now, keep yourselves entertained with one of the most brilliant TV moments of this decade - Robert Webb keeping Saturday night entertainment alive on Let's Dance, for Comic Relief. The man is an absolute comedy genius, and he can actually dance, too.

Almost as funny as Toby Anstis's turn on All Star Talent Show a few years ago - funnier because it wasn't meant to be.