Michael*

Kelly Hu x2 (for my favourite pic of the five) Rihanna x1 (for the combo of hood and quiff)

New Strokes and Best Coast vids...

Is the correct answer. Well played!

Always thought of Radiohead as a band to respect rather than love, but I was pleasantly surprised when I heard Lotus Flower. Might have to check out the album now.

So this "intensive" meeting between FIFA officials about the laws of the game yields neither goal-line technology nor clarification of the offside rule, but a worldwide snood ban. Presumably anyone who thinks Sepp and the gang don't have their priorities straight is feeling pretty darn foolish right about now.

Group 1 Marisa Miller [10] Ariadne Artiles [12] Niki Taylor [8] Rachel Hunter [7] Group 2 Ashley Richardson [7] Simone Villas Boas [10] Jenna Pietersen [12] Valeria Mazza [8]

3.5

9

4

Shockwaves NME Awards, London (February 2011) -

^Not long now... Out and about in London (February 2011) -

Random TwitPic (March 2011) -

I believe this pic was originally part of the aforementioned Complex photoshoot, but the article at least, is new... Loaded Magazine April 2011 Scan by AdamC.

Alas, I fear my knackered old PC would give up the ghost if I tried to run a modern FPS game on it. Can certainly see how it'd be preferable though. / So is it safe to assume that Infinite takes place in an entirely different setting?

Yeah, PS3 all the way. Yourself? Without wishing to get too far ahead of myself, I can't help thinking that a Bioshock game set before or during the downfall of Rapture would be a terrific experience. Maybe one where you pick a side and play through the civil war. I'd love the chance to explore the city in its prime.

^ Next up...

Haven't actually seen it yet so it's an educated guess at best, but - Michelle Rodriguez in Machete?

To say I'm a latecomer to the series is putting it mildly, but I finally got around to giving the first game a shot and I'm hooked. And what I'm really loving about it is Rapture itself. The design, the atmosphere, the retro stylings, everything. Even putting it on easy and just wandering about makes for tremendous fun.

^Well, you never know. He's out of work these days, after all...

Kim Cloutier [12] Aymeline Valade [8] Katsia Damankova [10] Heidi Klum [7]

4.5

Andi Lips: 6 Smile: 7.5 Hair: 8.5 Eyes: 9 Nose: 8 Abs: 9 Cleavage: 9 Butt: 7.5 Legs: 8.5

Catrinel Menghia [4] Leticia Zuloaga [7]

Magnetica x1 Mirage x2

^ Iran claims London 2012 Olympics logo spells the word 'Zion' Iran has threatened to boycott the London Olympics unless the organisers replace the official logo, which Tehran claims spells out the word "Zion". The logo, a jagged representation of the year 2012, has been said by its critics to resemble many things, from a swastika to a sexual act, but the Iranian government argues it represents a veiled pro-Israeli conspiracy. In a formal complaint to the International Olympic Committee, Tehran has called for the graphic to be replaced and its designers "confronted", warning that Iranian athletes might otherwise be ordered to stay away from the London Games. According to the state-backed Iranian Students News Agency, which is frequently used to convey official pronouncements, the letter says: "As internet documents have proved, using the word Zion in the logo of the 2012 Olympic Games is a disgracing action and against the Olympics' valuable mottos. "There is no doubt that negligence of the issue from your side may affect the presence of some countries in the Games, especially Iran which abides by commitment to the values and principles." The letter, from the country's national Olympic committee, leaves unclear what "internet documents" it is referring to. Amid the popular uproar that accompanied the unveiling of the logo in 2007, there were some claims, particularly on conspiracy-oriented websites, that its constituent shapes could be rearranged to make the world "Zion" and some animations were posted on YouTube showing how to do it. An IOC official confirmed that the Iranian letter had been received but said: "The London 2012 logo represents the figure 2012, nothing else." A spokesman for the London Olympic organising committee added: "It was launched in 2007 following testing and consultation. We are surprised that this complaint has been made now."