BRIAN JOHNSON

@RealPaulPutner @Feargal_Sharkey For some of us Paul, they still are...

@Feargal_Sharkey Combovers were mainly a male hobby back then.

You gotta love it... or is it just a blokes thing?

@dave_norris Take That have aged, haven't they?

Les Dawson, Bruce Forsyth & Spike Milligan at the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony…

@SceneinCinema I think the Giovanni Ribisi character was based on Jonze, not Bill Murray's.

In 2003, Sofia Coppola directed Lost in Translation. Sofia later admitted, Scarlett Johansson’s character was partially based on her, while Bill Murray’s character was inspired by her then-husband, Spike Jonze. Ten years later, Jonze directed Her (2013), the story of a man who falls in love with an AI. Scarlett returned, but this time only as a voice, an echo of the past. The film became Jonze’s way of processing his loneliness and his loss. Interestingly, both directors won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. And Scarlett Johansson played the thread that connected them.

McAlmont & Butler’s performance of "Yes" on ‘Later with Jools Holland’ 1995

@RealPaulPutner Alien Vera.

Does anybody know what brand of hair conditioner John Hurt was using in 1977? Asking for a friend.

@DavidGArnold It's not soup is it, David?

campaign for putting handles back on coffee cups starts here

@implausibleblog I think the graphic behind Victoria says it all...

Utterly surreal conversation between the Deputy Assistant to President Trump and Victoria Derbyshire If you watch one thing, watch this #Newsnight

@DavidGArnold Fair enough. Just checking.

@briansjohnson1 i ate them already

Happy St Davids Day

@Aiannucci It's sublime.

It’s tip-top

@KellieLyttle Wasn't that an Elton John song?

Goodbye for now trampoline, wherever you came from 💨🤣 #StormEowyn

@AdamCSharp I always liked the idea of a collection of items related to french novelist and playwright Jean Genet as "Genetilia"

I’ve been researching author names that became adjectives (Kafkaesque, Shakespearean, Byronic) and would like to suggest ten more possibilities… 10. Woolfish 9. Dickish 8. Selfish 7. Audenary 6. Suesspicious 5. Mannly 4. Poetic 3. Remarqueable 2. Austentacious 1. Orwell-endowed

Glusburn choir sings on new charity single for the Care Sector cravenherald.co.uk/leisure/travel…

Very proud today to announce that the @indcaregroup has released a song celebrating social care and the vital role it plays in society... Well done to my colleagues at the iCG on an excellent project! loom.ly/Wnk_UvI

@JonPountney1 @michaelsheen @WelshNatTheatre Beautiful

Some new portraits of @michaelsheen taken last Friday, to support the launch of the @WelshNatTheatre today! Very exciting to play a small part in this big project! Will post a few more later

@Jbanklestankle1 Fat Garret

Best cowboy name for him wins

@LissaKEvans Ordering it now!

Given that Father Ted is trending, yet again, here's a reminder that my little book about being a producer on the series will be published on February 20th. And yes, that's me on the front, running lines with Dermot on a freezing December day in the middle of the Burren....

@DavidGArnold Graham Norton needs a beard trim...

Is it just me... but does this photo on an ad for a top-rated, reasonably-priced cremation service look like the participants are joyfully flinging dried leaves on a MASSIVE funeral pyre? "It's what he would've wanted .."

@sirsteen Met you both in the bar after an Omelette Broadcasting Company gig in Warwick in 1986-ish. Thoroughly nice chaps... I was a very nervous student but we discussed why you always used 'Johnson' (my surname) as a generic name when improvising sketches. So many moons ago....

I’m off to see my oldest and dearest friend Jim Sweeney. Do send your messages for him, they mean a lot. Especially while we’re still sober.