I presented an award on stage with 'The Andre' yesterday at BBC Switch Live.  A weird but very fun day.  When he met me, he said, "Jeeeeze, couldn't they have given me someone a bit shorter".  Lovely bloke though.

There was a lot of screaming when we walked out, and I'm pretty sure most of it was for me.

Went along and saw Michael McIntyre last Tuesday:

And have a look at this brilliant impression Jon Culshaw has done of him:

Was just checking my emails and a guy called Richard just sent me this:

He's been a little bit bored this afternoon it seems.  Made me laugh a lot though...

It's never nice being the 3rd wheel.

A lot of people text in confused as to what Maida Vale actually is - fair enough.  It's a complex of 7 BBC studios where some of the world's biggest acts have performed.  It's home to the BBC's Symphony Orchestra and where Jonathan Ross records FIlm 2009.  Have a look here for more information

Fearne did her show live from Maida Vale and had Snow Patrol as her house band.  They recorded a few tracks especially for the day. 

A couple of the engineers:

Gary from Snow Patrol - another excellent piece of photography from me again here:

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I have most of the editions, including the early GTA:London one based in the '60s for my PC.  Love it.

Lazlow came into Radio 1 last week and showed me the new GTA: Episodes from Liberty City.

This series of games is a huge deal.  The last edition of the game sold 6 million copies, making around $500 million.  Not bad eh?

The first being of my trip to play tennis with Andy Murray:

And then as this week at Radio is all about computer games, Comedy Dave, Fearne and I created a band - "Wrong Jovi" on XBox's 'Rockband':

Aaaaand finally, I went for a little evening out to the arcade with my show's gaming girl, Alex Sim-Wise:

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Newsbeat's US reporter spent the afternoon, well, 3 mins with the king of hip hop.

I saw this chap sleeping on the train:

(his hair and eyes have been altered to avoid recognition)

Oh, and have a look at this very nifty Radio 1 video game

He played loads of his old hits and some of the stuff off his new album - personal favourite being 'No Regrets'.  I'd forgotten what a great pop song that is.

Have a look at all things Robbie

Last night, I went off to see Editors at Hammersmith Apollo.  I've loved this lot since they came on the scene when I was at Uni.  I got a bit emotional when they finished with 'Fingers in The Factories' came on at the very end.  A forgotten gem from their first album.

I saw some 'gig rage' during the first song, which was a nice surprise.  Not for the guy on the recieving end, though.  Some bloke was trying to find his seat and was getting in everyone's way.  Another bloke got up and pushed his head out of the way.  I kept quiet.

Here is a traditionally poor photo of the gig last night:

Cool guy.  Not sure on the hat though?

This week he talks about his latest night out with the lady and wonders when he should stop paying for everything.  Tonight he's off to see Disney Pixar's incredible new film - 'Up'.

People have pointed out to him that he doesn't look dissimilar to one of the main characters .  What do you think?

Have a look at the official 'Up' site

Looking forward to today's show as ever - Carlos Bernard aka Tony Almeida is popping in just after 2pm to have a chat about all things '24'.

I was at a club in London doing a little dj set.  The dj booth had an incredibly hi-tech lighting desk.  There was a big button to power up the smoke machine.  I pressed it too much until no one could see in front of them.  The security ran up the booth waving the smoke from their faces shouting at me to turn it off.  Reluctantly, I did.

Here's a BBC archive photo that appeared when I searched for 'smoke'.

Busy old show (as ever) from 1pm - feel free to join me.