Chelsea wrapped up their 2021 – 2022 Premier League season at Stamford Bridge last night with a lack luster one all draw against former Premier League Champions Leicester City.

A crowd of just over 31, 000 also included the club’s prospective new owner, Tod Boely watching in the stands.

Despite enjoying the lions share of the possession – the blues fell behind to a James Maddison thunderbolt strike in the sixth minute.

The World Champions were though level on 35 minutes with a well worked move that saw Marcus Alonso score the equalizer.

The second half was all Chelsea who missed a hat full of chances to win the match.

Foxes manager Brendan Rogers admitted after the game that his side had come up against a quality side and it was a point well learnt.

With everything that’s gone on at the West London club on and off the pitch this year, Chelsea Head Coach Thomas Tuchel was asked if this season ranks as one of the most challenging in his time as a club manager?

The Chelsea Head Coach admitted that fine margins had played a part in many results this year. He was then asked what needed to change for next season?

Whilst Stamford wasn’t full for the last home game, the Chelsea fans showed their appreciation of the team unfurling banners of Mason Mont and Thomas Tuchel!

Moving to off the pitch activities, the Head Coach was asked for his thoughts on Tod Boely who was at Stamford Bridge to watch the game.

And what about the future of Kepa Arrizabalaga – Chelsea’s former No. 1 goalkeeper? Has there been a conversation?

Throughout his post match conference, Thomas Tuchel constantly referred to N’Golo Kante as one of Chelsea’s top stars. He was asked if Reece James was also now in that bracket?

When away in the USA I am very much a creature of habit.

I spend my days on the beach or sightseeing and my evenings curled up in the hotel room watching my favourite TV shows including Madam Secretary, NCIS Los Angeles and Modern Family to name but a few.

On a recent trip to Los Angeles I ventured out one evening to the Ma Vista Comedy Festival in Culver City and I was glad I did.

‘Social Media Friend’ Radio Host and Comedian Maggi Mayfield was doing ‘Stand Up’ comedy in Culver City just a short drive from where I was staying in Gardena.

It was a great evening with a variety of comedians doing seven minute sets over two hours. I loved the venue too. The FanaticSalon Theater, on Sawtelle Blvd is a stunning small intimate venue.

After the show we chatted Radio and comedy and life in general before I headed back to the hotel.

If you’re ever in Los Angles and fancy a night of comedy check out Maggi Mayfield’s website for dates when she’s performing.

I certainly haven’t laughed this much in ages and had a enjoyable night out.

Happy Birthday Michael Jackson. ‘The King Of Pop’ would have been 60 today.

I was inspired to write this latest ‘Blog Post’ after watching a documentary about the singers life recently. Coincidentally, it also coincided with my latest visit to Los Angeles so I took the opportunity to head to Beverley Hills to see if I could see Michael Jackson’s house.

In his latter years and after moving out of the famous Neverland Ranch, Michael lived here in this modest property in Beverley Hills.

His finances were in a dire state towards the end of his life. Michael was forced to leave his Neverland Ranch as the banks threatened foreclosure. It is hard to believe that despite owning The Beatles back catalogue, and the income from royalties from his songs, the singers finances were in such a dire state. That said, he’d not produced any new material in years and yet was still spending 2 Million Dollars a month to support himself.

One of the main reasons that Michael Jackson was persuaded to tour again with sponsorship from AEG was to bring in income and to pay debts.

His choice of property in Beverley Hills was a smart one as rehearsals for the tour were taking place at the Staples Centre in downtown Los Angeles which just a short drive away.

In my mind a pantomime should be full of family entertainment. It’s not about a clinical performance, it’s about a performance that entertains the whole family and Robin Hood And The Babes In The Wood at the Woodville Theatre in Gravesend certainly does that and more.

Ricky Norwood stars as the Sheriff Of Nottingham and has perfected the role to a tee. He is most definitely a man you wouldn’t want meet on a dark forest night!

In the Lynch twins, Edele and Keavy the pantomime has that rare combination of pop stars who can actually act as well. Edele’s portrayal of the Wicked Witch Of The Forest is breathtaking and enough to scare living daylights out of young and old alike. Her snarl and stare was enough to send shivers down my spine! Sister Keavy makes a beautiful Fairy Of The Forest and is it a pure delight to hear her wonderful singing voice too.

This pantomime is a feel good representation of the timeless classic story of Robin Hood. And the addition of local references along with jokes and songs to the casts past musical and theatrical exploits makes for a thoroughly entertaining 2 ½ hours on a cold December afternoon.

I for one loved Amy – Jane Ollies portrayal of Maid Marion and Eleanor Sandars as Robin Hood proves she’s not afraid to belt out those classic songs. She has a wonderful voice. Robert Pearce and Ant Payne hold the show together perfectly with their blend of humour and jokes whilst ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ finalists Keiran Sutcliffe and Sarah Jameson add a welcomed light hearted gravitas to proceedings.

Some hardened theatre critics love to hate pantomime, “Oh yes they do!” But the truth of the matter is it isn’t about them or their views, it’s about the paying audience and from what I saw they loved every single minute of it.

In this latest interview, B*Witched member, Keavy Lynch talks about the highs and lows of the group, ITV’s Big Reunion and the new album B*Witched ‘Champagne or Guinness.’

In this interview, B*Witched member, Keavy Lynch talks about the highs and lows of the group, ITV’s Big Reunion and what B*Witched have planned for the future.

This interview was recorded at The London Television Studios in March, 2013.