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"I remember the terrifying scene where we were in the boat and the horse jumped out and ended up surfacing a plastic explosive that went off right under my face... I admit I was pretty furious at you for a lot of years."

Sarah Polley exchanges emails with Terry Gilliam about her experiences as a nine-year-old actress on "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen".

Patsy Kensit is disappointed that Mel Gibson didn't show her his cock.

Watch Kate Moss do drugs. We know: it's shocking, isn't it?

A little parable, courtesy of Robbie Williams. If you pull an attractive woman and she doesn't know who you are, do not make her watch a DVD of your concert at Knebworth before you boff her. Otherwise, you will remain single.

Robbie doesn't seem to mind the whole not-getting-his-rocks-off scenario. Apparently, he prefers to think the incident makes him "just like Bruce Wayne". We're not sure how this works - unless Bruce Wayne was a desperately conceited English pop star beginning the second phase (read: ekeing out the dying moments) of his career, and not Batman's alter-ego after all. Or maybe Robbie has a leather festish and likes to slide down greasy poles with Jonathan Wilkes his camp sidekick.

That Cardigans single we've been banging on about for months finally gets released this week. "I need some fine wine and you, you need to be nicer," is brilliant but seemingly unavailable in the nation's record stores. Even Amazon and HMV are threatening a 10-day wait if you buy it online. Polydor's phone number is (020) 8910 4800. Maybe they'll send you a copy if you ask nicely.

[Update 16:08] You can get the single off itunes in the UK! So click here and get it for 79p. Let's see if we can break into the top 30! (thanks to potatopotato on the popjustice forums for the link).

Jim Jarmuch's notes for a Ghostbusters sequel

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