'We'll put the background in later…'
Here's the band from E4's Boys Will Be Girls. They're calling themselves The Honeytraps. Image We love the amazing 'this will look really futuristic if we cut the band out…
The Briefing
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The 2006 Popjustice Twenty Quid Music Prize
Here's Girls Aloud accepting last year's Popjustice £20 Music Prize. As you can see, Kimberley was particularly overcome by the emotion of the event. For the first time, we're inviting You…
The Greatest Magazine Feature Of All Time
This is an eight-page pop blowout in the new issue of Spanish style magazine Vanidad. As well as featuring one whole page on Popjustice, it also somehow, across just eight…
New Boyband Alert!
Here's your first look at a new boyband called 365. They're one of the groups we mentioned in our Boyband Ejaculation article at the start of January. In the intervening…
Caption Competition
There's a pile of CDs, an amazing Club Popjustice queue jump membership card, a Popjustice Book Of Kylie Poetry and a banana up for grabs for the best entry. Closing…
Sort-of-showcase-watch: Matt Willis
So we went to this Matt Willis thing yesterday afternoon. It was frankly 'a bit fucking weird' because it was one of those performance / rehearsal / showcase things where…
Showcasewatch: Beyond
Another day, another chandalier, another showcase — this time for 'Beyond'. There were no 'canopies', resulting in everyone getting quite drunk. Beyond are a five-piece pop group featuring two boys and…
2006 Popjustice Twenty Quid Music Prize: the nominations
Between May 11 and July 17 2006, you can nominate your favourite British pop single for the Popjustice £20 Music Prize. The twelve most popular entries will form the shortlist, and…
Steps to nowhere
Presenting Lisa Scott-Lee's Neverending Cycle Of Hope And Misery. Last night her terrible single 'Electric' — which stormed the UK Top 14 last year — continued to 'cut a swathe'…
Lilywatch
Since we wrote about the fabulous Lily Allen last month, it has (in music industry terminology) all kicked off for the young lady in question. Radio One are 'on board',…