THIS WEEK JUST GONE

Our ten most-accessed individual pages for the past seven days:

1. Our list of most-read stuff on the site for the previous week
2. Sugababes new line-up starts to implode after a few days
3. The most indie Celeb Big Brother ever gets under way
4. Pete Doherty chalks up a double arrest...
5. ... but had made a clean breast of his earlier offences
6. Putting a price on Pete Burns' face
7. Charlotte Church says only she, Robbie and Liam tell it like it is
8. That May 2004 Britney and Avril falling out. Again
9. Eminem flogs wedding snaps to Hello; says goodbye to cred
=10. BBC casts Jesus as Morrissey
=10. Music industry: we didn't mean home taping was killing music
=10. The Queen calls Ray Davies' attacker a bastard

You might have noticed some disruption to the service this week, as we were moving house and, for the next couple of days, are attempting to blog using BT's awful dial-up, a service which is only beaten for slowness by the speed at which they move Broadband service from one line to another. (The speed, it seems, is dictated entirely by the computer system - which all their helpline staff describe as The Process, like it's actually a living microcommunity. It seems they only have two boxes to choose from in The Process, which means if you want anything other than a very standard service, you're stuffed. We're told our broadband is back on Wednesday - we shall see...)

All this week's posts on a single page
Last week's posts summarised in a single post


And, this week, we plugged...



Gorgeously comprehensive round-up of the last 12 months in alternative music


Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis goes solo


Broken Social Scene topped up with slices of Feist


Oddly, Sing-Sing's second album only seems available as an import through Amazon


The city we never knew: a journey round the tube schemes that never made it - complete with maps


David Morrissey and Spencer Leigh bunk off school and flee to Wales in 1983's One Summer


Bad Seeds double DVD action


All the Bauhaus videos and some live bits and pieces. Cheekbone rating: high.