1) Harry

2) Dougie

3) Danny

4) Thomas

and finally

5) All together now, ahhhhhhhhh

The Twins are celerating having 500,000 subscribers on their Twitter account with this ahem…. video. Enjoy!

Click on the video to view.

Thanks to Gaytimes for the link

Running in Eesti Laul in 2011, Victoria made it to the final with this very catchy number, hope you enjoy it.

Ivi Adamou was chosen internally to represent Cyprus in Baku, and recently 3 songs have been released that she will sing, and it is up to Cyprus to choose. Personally we love La, La, Love. I have a great feeling for Cyprus this year – lets hope she can sing live

La La Love

Call The Police

You Don’t Belong Here

February 24th will see the Austrians select their entrant for Baku, and they have some lovely contestants including a drag queen called Conchita Wurst, looks to be a good show. You can listen to most of the songs by click on this link or on the title of the song.

	Arstist: !Deladap Song: Swing Crazy
	Artist: Blockstars
	Artist: James Cottriall  Song: Stand up
	Artist: Krautschädl  Song: EINSTURZGFOHR
	Artist: Mary Broadcast Band   Song: How can you ask me
	Artist: PapermoonSong: Father, father, mon père
	Artist: Norbert Scheneider Song: Medicate my blues away
	Artist: Trackshittaz   Song: Woki mit deim popo
	Artist: Valerie Song : Comme ça
	Artist: Conchita Wurst   Song: That’s what I am

Earlier than normal Dansk MGP takes place on Saturday 21st of January – only 2 weeks away and already has been shrouded in controversy as many of ye already know, Tine Lynggard’s ‘Nowhere’ was disqualified for being released on the interwebs earlier last year so now the usual line up of 10 is now 9.

The line-up for Dansk MGP will be :

1. Jesper Norshtedt - Take out hearts
2. Aya - Best thing I got
3. Kenneth Potempa - Reach the sky
4. Ditte Marie - Overflow
5. Phillip Hallou & Emilia - Baby love me
6. Suriya - Forever I be young 
7. Karen Viuff - Universe
8. Soluna Samaay - Should have known better
9. Chris Brons and Patrick Isaksson - Venter 

The Danes have also livened things up a little with new voting rules – basically as well as public voting they now have international jury voting for the final selection – once they get to 3 entries – it’s all public until that point. Germany, Norway, Russia and Azerbaijan each have 10 percent of the vote as well as the native Danish jury with the other 10% and the public making up the remaining 50%. As you may notice this is the previous 4 winning countries.

Edit: You can now listen to the songs here: http://www.dr.dk/melodigrandprix/Artikler/2012/smuglyt.htm

For entertainment in the final Alexander Rybak continues his tour of national finals as well as last years winners for Denmark – A friend in London.

Alex Sparrow (Rus 11) is sporting a new tattoo, now Alex maybe if you took your top off more you might have done better than 16th place.

Yes folks we are back in business again, apologies for the lack of posts recently, things came up, but it is all ok now.

Let the party resume!

As many of yea have heard there was a large blast in Oslo, capital of Norway a short time ago with several people injured in the blast.

We would like to wish them well in this troubled time.

If you find yourself in Dublin tonight then do be sure to pop into the local haunt “The George” where Alcazar will be playing one of their last performances before they “go on a break” after Stockholm Pride in 3 weeks.

I want pictures people!!!!