Having lunch in the back room of a cafe near the ITN building with two other women. Attractive but ordinary and her hair clearly takes some battling before it gets on the screen.
Category Archives: Celeb Spotting
John Hodgeman, Eating Chips
This one is better than the first, John Hodgeman eating fish and chips on his lonesome in the Rock and Soul Plaice, while wearing a Daily Show jacket and browsing on his iPhone. Much more the celebrity nerd rather than the lunching office manager this time.
Eddie Izzard
Looking pretty cool in glasses and leather jacket, strutting (or staggering) up to Seven Dials while listening to his iPod. Looks like a proper “famous person”.
John Hodgeman
Walking into Neal’s Yard at lunchtime. Thinner hair and shorter than TV suggests but genuinely possessing that beautiful, melodic, broadcast voice. In many ways looked more like a nervous office worker. Here for the Coraline opening according to Twitter.
Krishnan Guru-Murphy, Greys Inn Road
Channel 4 newsreader, heading back to the ITN offices at lunchtime. Short and podgy with an expensive looking suit and an amazingly deep and clear voice.
Jarvis, Upper Street
C’mon there’s only one Jarvis! It’s Jarvis Cocker with huge, ragged hair, razor sharp jawline and a general air of being the most expensive tramp in the village. And to think that he lives in France now…
John Rocha, Mayfair
John Rocha, locking up his office. Awesome! I thought the John Rocha offices were just where they did office admin but there’s Rocha himself, smoking a cigarillo and chatting to a Bubble apparel-like employee, locking the goddamn office by himself.
Does he open up and take in the milk I wonder?
Richard Ayoade, ICA
In the bar prior to the Gravenhurst gig, still cool. Sending a woman to the bar for the drinks. Respect.
Spotted outside of Islington for once; counts.
Chris O’Dowd, Soho
Outside the Toucan bar, drinking Guiness and having a few fags, trying to nail his Irishman stereotype I guess. Tall and somewhat goofy, battering on about projects and what people are doing.
Trying to avoid shouting his catchphrase at him is torture.
Simon Amstell, Soho
Older in real life but still looking and talking like the quintessential posh sixth-former.