Louise McSharry

Then you had the first film, very enjoyable, I think.

Second film, absolutely ludicrous.

Still enjoyable, but ridiculous.

And then you had Unjust Like That.

And by the time you got to Unjust Like That, you kind of... You know, your feelings about the original Sex and the City are tainted.

They just are.

So, yeah, we'll see.

We'll see.

It'll be a while anyway, because it's not in production even.

It's just...

Sounds like he's written the script, though.

Okay, we need to talk about an enormous loss in the context of music.

And I'm talking about Manny from the Stone Roses who died this week.

The Oasis tour just ended everybody's heartbroken and they've been very kind of ambiguous about whether or not they'll be together again or what's going to happen but I think loads of people were just happy to see Liam and Noel give each other a big hug at the end of it you know but yeah Liam I know had tweeted about just you know how important Manny was to him and how much he looked up to him and

I have this memory of Manny because he played a gig in Galway in 2004 when I lived there.

And I don't know how I ended up in the same place as him, but it makes sense for my life at that time, to be honest.

And I remember he was just walking around, just like grabbing girls' faces and smooching them, which now sounds horrifying.

And it was kind of horrifying, but also kind of thrilling at the time.

You know, it's complicated.

Now, would I enjoy it?