PinkNews.co.uk (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
A Radio DJ who died after a drugs session has left more than £500,000 to his longterm partner. Kevin Greening's 1991 will stipulated that Andrew Lowe would be the principal beneficiary of his estate.
Towleroad (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
Congressional hearings on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" to be held tomorrow. Christian Bale arrested on assault charges brought by his mother and sister. A push or a brush: Bale charges trumped up? BBC Radio1 DJ Kevin Greening, who died last...
The Sun (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
TRAGIC former Radio 1 DJ Kevin Greening leaves entire £500k fortune to gay ex lover
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
A former BBC Radio 1 breakfast show DJ who died during a gay bondage session wrote his mother out of his will, it has emerged.
Daily Mail on Sunday (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
A former BBC Radio 1 breakfast show DJ who died during a gay bondage session wrote his mother out of his will, it has emerged.
Queerty (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
British radio DJ Kevin Greening, who died during a bondage session earlier this year, left all of his money to his former lover. His mother, meanwhile, received nothing. He must not have been one of her fans. [Daily Mail]
Daily Mail on Sunday (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
A former BBC Radio 1 breakfast show DJ who died during a gay bondage session wrote his mother out of his will, it has emerged.
Daily Mail (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
A former BBC Radio 1 breakfast show DJ who died during a gay bondage session wrote his mother out of his will, it has emerged.
European Tribune (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
On this date in history: 1889 - James Whale, a British born film director, best...
BBC - Radio Scotland - JZ's Diary (Free subscription) | 21/07/2008
I've just been saying goodbye to the ever-cheerful bods from BBC Blast team. They've spent the past few weeks here in Inverness as they prepared for the Blast Roadshow at the Bught Park over the weekend. It was amaziing to see their big trucks transform themselves into performance spaces, radio studios and classrooms for workshops. I even managed to persuade my own children that they would benefit...
BBC - Radio Scotland - JZ's Diary (Free subscription) | 17/07/2008
I was standing there in front of about a hundred BBC colleagues, holding a brown enevlope and resisting all temptation to trade it for another one which contained fifty quid. No, this wasn't some absurd dream, but an audience event at Pacific Quay featuring 'mentalist' Drew McAdam . Drew is an expert on memory, persuasion and lie detection and his talents are showcased in a new fourt-part series -...
Londonist (Free subscription) | 08/07/2008
Boris Johnson enjoyed the backing of some heavyweight characters during his electoral campaign: the likes of Andrew Gilligan and James Whale were only to happy to heft their corpulent frames onto the Back Boris bandwagon, with Whale losing his radio show as punishment. A less sturdy source of support - an M&S trainer to the Wonderbras of Gilligan and Whale - came from Eighties pop crooner and ex-Kylie...
BBC - Radio Scotland - JZ's Diary (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
I've just been speaking on BBC London's radio phone-in, hosted by Vanessa Feltz . It was she who chaired yesterday's Winehouse or White House session at the Radio Festival in Glasgow and she wanted me to elaborate on my views this morning. As we got into the topic of celebrities and their privacy, Vanessa revealed that she had gone back to London last night and was enjoying some food in a "nothing...
BBC - Radio Scotland - JZ's Diary (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
I have to confess that, until last week, I knew very little about Amy Winehouse . Our music producers in Aberdeen once told me they had seen her play live in that city but this was years ago and "before the beehive hair and tatoos". They described her as a "lovely girl". Then, just recently, I was asked by Tom Bateman , a duty editor on BBC Radio One's Newsbeat programe, to take part in a session...
BBC - Radio Scotland - JZ's Diary (Free subscription) | 01/07/2008
A career-endangering start for me at the Radio Festival, mainly because I decided to sit right in the front row for last night's opening debate at the City Halls. Sally Magnusson was in the chair and the motion was "This House likes it local". First to speak was one of my ultimate bosses, Pat Loughrey , the Director of Nations and Regions. But sitting next to me was my colleague Tony Currie who, for...
