Monday, July 28 2003 | |||
Well, where do I start? Greed, gluttony, vanity, ridiculous hair wearing, bad song recording, bunion footedness and ridiculous child-naming. Alas, these are the seven deadly sins 'Las Beckhams' commit with alarming regularity throughout their council estate interpretation of glamour and celebrity. |
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Preview of funnyman Tim FitzHigham's new show Monkeys Do Boats at the Blue Elephant. 8pm. 59a Bethwin Rd, SE5. £5. 020 7701 0100. |
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Triple bill from the Kirov Ballet as it pays Homage to Diaghilev at the Royal Opera House with three classic works from the Russian master. 7:30pm. Covent Garden, WC2. £8.50-£80. 020 7304 4000. | |||
For a while it seemed like I was the only person living in this once green and pleasant land to be enraged by the Beckham circus, but sanity is restored and it seems there are plenty of other conscientious objectors judging by the success of the ubiquitous 'Bored of the Beckhams' T-shirts. So if the over-styled clown and his dubiously talented wife get on your tits, speak your mind across them and check out boredofthebeckhams.com where you can order yourself one of the cheeky little Ts, which look like becoming a cult classic. Wear them with pride, and say Adios to Vicky's maracas and David's balls (golden or otherwise). Bored of the Beckhams T-shirts - boredofthebeckhams.com |
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A bit of designer kink for the Sloaneys: Myla opens shop in Chelsea today. 166 Walton Street, SW3. | |||
Last week of Pisarro at the National Gallery, Matt Perry and Minnie Driver in Sexual Perversity in Chicago at the Comedy Theatre, Barbara Kruger at Sprüth Magers Lee and Proud Central's 20th century photo bonanza. | |||
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