What’s more, am I the only one who can’t actually think of eight Wham! songs full stop? I’m not being funny, but we’ve had Queen Week who are musical greats… but Wham! What else did they actually sing other than Club Tropicana and Wake Me Up Before You Go Go?

Besides, I’m pretty sure that John And Edward probably thought Wham! was a kids chew bar and not a band… bless them, I hope they were little sunglasses and surfer shorts!

Let’s face it though, we all know Jedward were BORN to sing Wham! songs and jump around the stage like they’ve drunk fair too many cans of Dr Pepper and eaten an entire bag of fizzy flying saucers.. But then again, look what happened to Jamie Archer in Queen Week…

Is anyone else a little bit excited?!

Ruth. x

What’s more, it looks as though the handful of contestants this year are going to make brilliant viewing… I mean, Katie Price will be fantastic on her own, but there’s mouthy blonde Samantha Fox, former Hollyoaks hunk Stuart Manning (Russ), Strictly dancer Camilla Dallerup and How Clean Is Your House? star Kim Woodburn (err, how is she going to cope without bleach?)

Below is a bit about each of these year’s castaways – except Katie Price, who‘s still being all coy about the whole thing -  but do YOU have your favourite yet?

Name: Lucy Benjamin
Age: 39
Occupation: Actress
Celebrity supporters: Anthony Cotton, Bill Ward, Simon Webbe, Jim Davidson, Elaine Lorden
Phobias: Flying insects, birds, butterflies and moths

What They Have To Say: “I am hoping that I will find some inner strength when I am out there, but right now, there is a lot of fear”

Name: Gino D’Acampo
Age: 43
Occupation: Chef
Celebrity supporters: Claire Sweeney, Peter Andre, Phillip Schofield, Holly Willoughby, Ainsley Harriott
Phobias: Not keen on eating bugs.

What They Have To Say: “I am the kind of man that needs to sleep at least eight hours a day.

When I don’t sleep I really get annoyed and everything that happens annoys me.”

Name: Camilla Dallerup
Age: 35
Occupation: Dancer
Celebrity supporters: Roger Black, Tom Chambers, Gethin Jones, Austin Healey & Matt Foster
Phobias: Creepy crawlies
Special Skills: Using dance to team build.

What They Have To Say: “I am hoping that I will find some inner strength when I am out there, but right now, there is a lot of fear.”

Name: Sam Fox
Age: 43
Occupation: Singer, model
Celebrity supporters: Kim Wilde
Phobias: Spiders, snakes, rats … all creepy-crawlies

What They Have To Say: “I’ve always seen myself as a bit of a female Rambo.

I’ll jump out of a plane, no problem. What I am scared of is creepy, crawly, wriggly, horrible things …”

Name: George Hamilton
Age: 70
Occupation: Actor
Celebrity supporters: None
Phobias: everything

What They Have To Say: “I’m thinking of sneaking a silk robe in and a martini.”

Name: Stuart Manning
Age: 30
Occupation: Actor
Celebrity supporters; Craig Kelly, Hollyoaks cast
Phobias: None

What They Have To Say: “I’m very neat and tidy. At home, all the towels are in size order, everything folded,

and my bed has to be made first thing in the morning as soon as I get up. That might wind a few people up …”

Name: Colin McAllister
Age: Old enough to know better
Occupation: Interior Designer
Celebrity supporters: Christine Hamilton, Tony Blackburn, Christopher Biggins, Jennie Bond
Phobias: None

What They Have To Say: “It’s like a spa isn’t it? It’s the Skippy Spa where you just eat kangaroo and see the pounds come off – fantastic.”

Name: Justin Ryan
Age: No idea.
Occupation: Interior Designer
Celebrity supporters: Anna Ryder Richardson, Linda Barker, Christopher Biggins, Jennie Bond
Phobias: Creepy-crawlies, anything that bites

What They Have To Say: “The great outdoors and Colin and Justin have never necessarily communed before

but on this occasion we’re going to give it our very best. If we can’t be camp who can?”

Name: Sabrina Washington
Age: 31
Occupation: Singer
Celebrity supporter: Reggie Yates
Phobias: Planes and heights

What They Have To Say: “I sleep with my eyes open. I look like I’m awake but I’m actually sleeping…

that must be quite scary for someone sleeping next to me.”

Name: Jimmy White
Age: 47
Occupation: Professional snooker player
Celebrity supporters; Ronnie Wood
Phobias: Snakes

What They Have To Say: “I did go camping with my son one night in my garden.  That was horrendous!”

Name: Kim Woodburn
Age: 67
Occupation: ‘Queen of Clean’
Celebrity supporters: How Clean Is Your House? colleague Aggy MacKenzie
Phobias: Bug crawling on her whilst she sleeps.

What They Have To Say: “I’m not getting out of bed at night, in the dark, with spiders dragging my knickers off! I’m going to pee wherever I can!”

During the U.S.-led occupation of Baghdad in 2003, Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller (Damon) and his team of Army inspectors were dispatched to find weapons of mass destruction believed to be stockpiled in the Iraqi desert.

Rocketing from one booby-trapped and treacherous site to the next, the men search for deadly chemical agents but stumble instead upon an elaborate cover-up that inverts the purpose of their mission.

Spun by operatives with intersecting agendas, Miller must hunt through covert and faulty intelligence hidden on foreign soil for answers that will either clear a rogue regime or escalate a war in an unstable region. And at this blistering time and in this combustible place, he will find the most elusive weapon of all is the truth.

We brought you the exciting trailer last week but it’s time to feast your eyes on the brand new poster for the film.

Take a look:

Coleen Rooney might just be my favourite celebrity mummy after giving birth to a baby boy named Kai in Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

Whilst the name could be a grower, Coleen definitely showed that her baby isn’t a status symbol by giving birth in a NHS hospital and reportedly refusing a £1 million deal for the first photos.

Wayne and Coleen have also agreed to try and keep their child out of the media spotlight as much as they can, which is something we’re huge supporters of here at FemaleFirst.

I know it can be hard to keep your child out of the press when you’re a huge megastar, but there’s a fine line between the odd pap shot when you’re in the park, and dragging them around with you, hoping for the perfect picture.

Now, it’s quite a deep issue I’m talking about here, I don’t have kids so I’ll probably get a load of mum’s disagreeing with me as well, but personally I think the likes of Angelina Jolie and Madonna are thrusting their kids into the media without the kids really having a say…. It’s true that the parents are responsible for their young children, but I know if my mother was famous, I’d like to make my own decision as to whether or not I followed in her footsteps.

On the other side of the coin though, Madge and Brangelina always have their kids with them and rarely leave them with a nanny or minder whilst they jet off to an exotic location with a their latest fling… and that’s where I’ve got to give Katie Price some credit…. I know people might not think she’s a great role model with her recent behaviour, but at least she pays a great deal of attention to her kids.

So, whilst I could ramble on about this forever, I’d quite like to you what you think… should the kids be left with a nanny and out of the media, or is it better to keep them with you but risk their faces being splashed across The Sun?

And is it ever a good idea to ‘sell’ you baby photos to a magazine, even if you’re claiming the money will go to their college fund? Surely if you’re that famous, you can afford to send your kids to college?

Ruth. xx

Harry Brown has lived to see his community descend into crime and violence, and ruled over by a gang of teenage thugs.

After his best friend is brutally murdered and the gang leader responsible walks free, Harry reaches a breaking point and revenge becomes his only aim as he ahnds out his own form of justice.

Caine is joined on screen by Emily Mortimer, Charlie Creed-Miles and Cunningham.

Take a look at the trailer for the movie:

Not only did the movie open the Toronto Film Festival, the first non Canadian film to fo so in a few years, but the film also received it’s UK premiere on Sunday night.

Darwin’s great, still controversial, book on The Origin of Species depicts nature as a battleground. In Creation the battleground is a man’s heart.

Torn between his love for his deeply religious wife and his own growing belief in a world where God has no place, Darwin finds himself caught in a struggle between faith and reason, love and truth.

This is not the grey-bearded old man that most people imagine when they think of Darwin. The Darwin we meet in Creation is a young, vibrant father, husband and friend whose mental and physical health gradually buckles under the weight of guilt and grief for a lost child.

Ultimately it is Annie, his adored 10 year-old daughter who leads him out of darkness and helps him reconnect with his wife and family. Only then is he able to create the book that changed the world.

Take a look at footage from the premiere and clips from the movie: