:angel .............Also die farbe ist ...............naja ...Keine Ahnung auf mich wirkt es als wolle er sich Juenger machen als er ist ,was er mal so gar nicht noetig hat im grunde...Wer weis was ihn da geritten hat Aber ich finde es "Gewöhnung´s bedürftig"

BBC2 zeigt am kommenden Dienstag, 17. July, 23:20 Orstzeit, die "Shakespare Uncovered" Folge "David Tennant on Hamlet".
Hier ein Bericht aus der Radio Times:
http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/rfnpf/shakespeare-uncovered--series-1---6-david-tennant-on-hamlet

David Tennant is set to appear in a new one-man play in Derry next year as part of the city's 2013 City Of Culture celebrations.

Sea Lavender is written by local writer and director Andy Hinds and explores David's ancestral roots in the city. David's grandmother, Nellie Blair was born in Derry while his grandfather, footballer Archie McLeod came over from Glasgow to play for Derry City where he met Nellie. Other members of his family were involved in the local politics of the 20th Century. David explored his family heritage during an episode of the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are.

David wird eine Gameshow moderieren, in der Comedians mit Stand-Up gegeneinander antreten werden!

David Tennant Supports Campaign Against Gay Bullying

David Tennant is one of a host of stars offering his support to an event to raise support against bullying which targets the gay community.
Guests at the Diversity Role Models (DRM) Charity Carnival in October will get the chance to play on celebrity-hosted carnival stalls and enjoy a musical set by bluesy singer Alison Moyet.
Talking about the carnival, David said:"I am delighted to be supporting the Diversity Role Models carnival at Paramount. It is essential that young people have the opportunity to meet role models from the LGBT community to help break down the stereotypes and prejudice that lead to bullying. The Paramount event is a fantastic way of supporting this important work whilst enjoying some of the best views London has to offer!"

A spokesperson for the charity Stephanie Highett told Gay Star News: ' The carnival is our single biggest fundraising initiative this year and also a major opportunity to raise DRM’s profile for the longer-term.
The funds raised at the event will be used to accelerate the charity’s ambitions of being able to offer our workshops to schools throughout the UK.'
I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here winner and regular panto dame Christopher Biggins will host an auction, with prizes including dinner with rugby star and gay rights campaigner Ben Cohen and a ceramic dog designed by Grayson Perry.
Other prizes up for grabs on the night will include a day at the races with lesbian TV commentator Clare Balding and a swimming/dance lesson with sports star Mark Foster.
Gay rugby player Gareth Thomas as one of its trustees.

Founded one year ago by ex-teacher Suran Dickson, the charity has already worked with 1800 school students to change their attitudes towards gay and lesbian people.
Speaking to Gay Star News, Dickson said: ‘A lot of our work is to do with educating kids so they meet real gay people and real trans people and they understand and empathize with them.’
Figures released by the charity claim 94% of the students they have worked with would treat an gay person better now, than they would have before going through one of their workshops.
DVM also say 91s% of the pupils who went through the workshop said they would try to use the word ‘gay’ less in the pejorative sense.
The Celebrating Diversity Carnival will be held 25 October at Paramount bar on London’s Oxford Street.

Doctor Who’s David Tennant Guests on Star Wars: The Clone Wars - IGN

Star Wars: The Clone Wars has had several great guest stars over the years known for iconic roles in other popular genre franchises, including George Takei, Simon Pegg and Katee Sackhoff. But for the first time, a Doctor is coming to the series, as none other than David Tennant appears on this coming Saturday’s “A Test of Strength.”

The episode continues the story arc begun last week, as a group of young Jedi set out to build their first lightsabers. The former Doctor Who star will voice Huyang, a droid who is a crucial part of this journey.

When it came to getting Tennant to appear on The Clone Wars, Filoni remarked, “As a fan that has the privilege of playing in the Star Wars galaxy, I am always on the lookout for others who appreciate, and would enjoy, an opportunity to go on an adventure in George’s galaxy far, far away. When I heard the Doctor himself, David Tennant, was a fan of Star Wars I knew I had to find a way to get in contact with him to see if he would perform on The Clone Wars. The result was ‘Huyang,’ an ancient droid in the service of the Jedi Order, whose sole task in life has been overseeing the construction of lightsabers. I thought David was perfect for the part and he did not disappoint. He delivered a performance which impressed even the Master himself, George Lucas.”