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Jade Goody In The
House
Jade Goody has joined India's version of Big Brother - called
Bigg Boss.
She was introduced to viewers by Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty.
In a small recorded introduction, Goody said: "Hi I'm Jade
Goody and what happened between me and Shilpa Shetty is in the past and I'm
not proud of it.
"I know I behaved wrongly but that was my yesterday. Today I
have changed for the better."
It is thought that Goody will earn £100,000 from appearing in
the show.
When asked by Shetty why she was joining Bigg Boss, Goody
replied: "Because the people of India only see a small amount of me and I
think that, for myself, I want the people to see not just this small amount,
I am more than this..."
17:05
August
18 2008 - waveguide.co.uk
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Banana Splits
Coming Back
Children's' favourites the Banana Splits are to make a TV
comeback.
Forty years after making their debut, Fleegle (dog), Drooper (lion), Bingo
(gorilla) and Snorky (elephant) will reunite for the Cartoon Network in up
to 130 short shows, new album Go Bananas Your Way, DVDs and live
performances.
Jordan Solitto of Warner Bros, said: "We have carefully updated the look and
feel of the original."
Hannah-Barbera's Banana Splits will return in a series of
more than 130 comedy shorts that will air on US TV from September 2.
16:50
August
18 2008 - waveguide.co.uk
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Scottish
Radio Station Closes Down
Lanarkshire-based radio station L107 has today been closed
down by its owner.
The station stopped broadcasting on Fm and the internet at 10:00
following a farewell broadcast by breakfast presenter Grant Thompson.
Previously operating at 107 The Edge, the station was rescued
from closure at the eleventh hour by Mark Page, former Radio 1 presenter.
The station was originally launched in 1999 as Clan FM and was
relaunched in 2003 as The Edge following its purchase by Fife-based Kingdom
FM.
10:45
August
18 2008 - waveguide.co.uk
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New Idents For Dave
A range of new on-screen idents are to be introduced by UKTV for Dave
to celebrate a year since its successful rebrand from UKTV G2.
The broadcaster is planning to launch a range of new promotional idents for
the channel on October 15, the first anniversary of its relaunch as Dave.
Four new idents have been created, by agency Red Bee Media.
They feature a group of twentysomethings engaged in slightly surreal
activities, such as playing cowboys and indians in a giant house and firing
one of their number from a circus cannon.
The four new idents - "Cannonball", "Cowboys and Indians",
"King of the Swingers" and "Wacky Races" - will augment the six that have
been used to promote the channel since it relaunched last October.
Dave's marketing manager Julia Restall said: "We wanted to further explore
the world of Dave, a subversive place where anything can happen.
"We want to keep surprising viewers and be innovative and push the creative
a bit more this time."
07:55
August
18 2008 - waveguide.co.uk
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