LIAM GALLAGHER and Patsy Kensit made their first public appearance yesterday after their secret wedding on Monday. The newly weds left the £500 a night Blakes Hotel in Chelsea at around 12.30 p.m. without speaking to reporters.
A one day conference on the Britpop phenomenon ended last night with academics going out to a nightclub. The excursion into club land was the final part of the symposium at Leeds University, "Britpop: Towards a Musicological Assessment."
Sociologists and academics discussed the work of top selling bands such as Oasis and Blur, and Dr Rachell Swindells presented a paper on the death of the Britpop phenomenon.
Dot Cotton returns to Albert Square on Monday. Dot (June Brown) quit EastEnders in 1993 now she returns for a three month stint, but finds the Square full of strangers.
Several thousand last minute income tax filers in seven US cities are in line for a treat that may reflect their deepest thought at tax time.
The Academy of American Poets will give out free copies of T.S. Eliot's The Wasteland to late filers who line up at post offices in Miami, New York, San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Boston and Washington between 10 pm. and midnight on April 15th, the last day to file 1996 tax forms on time. The poem's opening line is:
April is the cruellest month.