Saffron Burrows talks about her new film "The Bank Job", transcontinental turbulence, "American Idol" and her stint as "Street Cat" with her London rap group on The Late   more...Show with David Letterman, February 19, 2008.  less

Saffron Burrows talks about Boston Legal, kissing James Spader and American v. British elections on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, October 10, 2007.

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 2, "Patriot Acts". "Paternity suit? Sexual harrassment? Emperors Club?"

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 2, "Patriot Acts". "I'll win."

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 18, "Indecent Proposals". "We've been moved."

Alan Shore presents an appeal to the Supreme Court in the case of a mentally challenged man who has been sentenced to death for the rape of a young girl. Boston Legal 4x17; broadcast April 22, 2008.

The characters break the fourth wall by both questioning a new staff meeting time and the new series time slot beginning Wednesday, April 30, 2008.

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 18, "Indecent Proposals". "Marry me."

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 17, "The Court Supreme". "It's not about the client. It's about me."

"Denny Crane before the Supreme Court. We can sell tickets."

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 17, "The Court Supreme". "We're here, Alan. We're really here. Look at us, before the Supreme Court of the United States."

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 16, "The Mighty Rogues". "An atomic bomb? On Nantucket?"

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 16, "The Mighty Rogues". "The medically ethical thing here is to let this persons brain continue to rot."

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 15, "Tabloid Nation". "Why do you have little hoses attached to your face? The truth."

This has always been one of my favorite early Jam songs, from their breakthrough album "All Mod Cons". Check out more of my songs, including originals at http://www.myspace.com/garystockton

Clips of Emmerdale's Laurel and Ashley set to You Do Something To Me by Paul Weller.

Stonewall comes to DVD on 5/27/08! The Stonewall riots are a well-known period in the ongoing struggle for gay rights but this fictional dramatization from the BBC brings new life to the subject. This   more...film captures all the turmoil and energy both before and after the riots that took place in Manhattan's West Village in 1969.  less

Preview for Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 19, "The Gods Must Be Crazy". "You don't think before you speak. You barely speak the English language."

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 19, "The Gods Must Be Crazy". "How would you feel about running for President?"

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 19, "The Gods Must Be Crazy". "I like sex. I like women. I'll hump anything in a dress. I'll even get down on the floor with you right now if they'll turn   more...off the lights."  less

Boston Legal, Season 4, Episode 19, "The Gods Must Be Crazy". "Denny Crane: Commander in Chief."

http://www.uniqueimprint.com 100s of Stunning pop art canvas prints. Suitable for framing, canvas wrapping or poster hanging. Hand printed by the artist & signed. Unique art stands the test of time.

This has been one of my favorite Paul Weller songs for such a long time. Hope you like it.

Every once in a while a band comes along that catches you unaware and blows your mind…
They’ve worked in the studio with some of the best producers in the industry and played live alongside some of this   more...country’s greatest artists… and they’re still yet to release a record!

Humble and unassuming, Hungover Stuntmen are 4 Geordie lads who, since taking the Newcastle music scene by storm, will head out on a UK tour aiming to conquer its four corners and everything in between. Armed with their custom Rickenbackers, Telecasters, rock n roll riffs and heavenly harmonies they already have headlined Ibiza Rocks, supported The Kooks, The Futureheads, The Subways, Get Cape. Wear Cape, Jools Holland and even shared the stage with the Modfather himself - Paul Weller, who was such a fan that he invited them back twice!

Equally as impressive in the studio, they attracted the likes of Mark Wallis (U2, Morrisey and Travis), Steve Cradock (front man of Ocean Colour Scene) for their early demo recordings before securing Andy Taylor (guitarist of Duran Duran) as the final producer
for their debut album - ‘Blame the BBC’ released 5th May.

Heroes in their hometown of Newcastle (where their songs are regularly played at St James Park), the boys also boast a loyal following in Switzerland - after hearing their record, ex Formula One champion Jacques Villeneuve flew them straight out to the Swiss Alps to perform for him. The Japanese also join the list of nations falling under their spell - super fan Yu Kamidozono travelled an amazing 11,526.52 mile round trip to see the band play live in London!!
The Hungover Stuntmen release their debut single ‘Inside Out’ on 17tH March and their album ‘Blame the BBC’ on 5th May. For more information please contact Tom Green at Zest PR on 020 7734 0206 or tom@zestpr.com  less