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Jeremy Lee on Media

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Celebrity is everything and my attempts to reach the ultimate goal of making an appearance in the celebrity-tat pages of some rubbish freesheet continue apace.

 

Having already been interviewed on BBC Radio Essex ranting about the Blessed Jade; deemed responsible enough to be allowed a column in the student newspaper sixteen years ago and having an email read out on Retro Text the Nation on the Adam & Joe Show, the fame continues to pile on.

 

Today marks the end of Antony Gormley's Fourth Plinth art project in London's Trafalgar Square. The project saw a different person stand on the plinth as a 'living statue' every hour for 100 days. It was screened by Sky's Sky Arts channel and one of the artists who took part kindly included this message for me:

 

 

It was broadcast at 6am one Sunday morning a few weeks ago so apologies if you've seen it before. I'll let you know what happens inside Neil Sean's sinister Green Room.

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  October 14, 2009

Loved it - apart from the people who seemed to treat their spot as a static marathon. You can only take so many charidee t-shirts. Some really entertaining stuff went on up there, and down in the square environs. Passed through it this morning on my way to the gym and saw some chap from the NW in 6-7am slot rambling about his family. He was quite funny. I'll miss it. Dr Penny won't though.

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