Kathreya will win Big Brother, according to housemates.
Sweet-natured Miss Wales runner-up Rachel and mum-of-one Jennifer said the public will love the nutty cookie fiend and will vote her the winner.
Prime Minister wannabe Luke agreed during the chat this morning saying Big Brother fans will be shouting Kat's catchphrase "cookie power" at each other in the street.
The bubbly Thai masseuse, whose dream is to travel the world tasting cookies from every country, is also the current bookies' favourite to win the £100,000 prize at odds of 7-2.
She has previously said she didn't enter Big Brother for the money, but because she wanted people to know who she was.
During the conversation, Rachel added that her friends, which include former Big Brother housemate Imogen Thomas who she competed with in a beauty contest, will love 20-year-old fuddy duddy Luke, who is up for eviction this week.
Thursday 19 June 2008
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Morrissey has joined ie:music, the British management firm that guides the career of Robbie Williams.
Tuesday 3 June 2008
Neil Diamond: 'I want to follow up Johnny Cash at Glastonbury'
Neil Diamond wants to follow in Johnny Cash's footsteps with his Glastonbury performance.
The legendary singer, whose new Rick Rubin-produced album 'Home Before Dark' is set to top US charts, spoke about his eagerly awaited festival appearance, set to take place on the Pyramid Stage on June 29.
The veterans' Sunday slot was famously taken by Cash in 1994, around the time he had also had his career revived by Rubin's guidance.
Speaking about Cash, Diamond said: "Those are tough footsteps to follow in, but I think we'll have some fun. That's basically why I want to do it."
He added that he wanted to play Glastonbury because it was "the ultimate festival".
told BBC 6 Music: "I've heard about it for years and it just sounded right. It just sounded like, this time let's have some fun and play the Glastonbury festival and y'know, hope that we're not laughed out of the country."
Commenting on the potential Number One, he said: "I hope it happens. It's beyond exciting. It's groundbreaking for me after all these years to reach this point in my career. So I'm hoping that it actually does go to Number One. If it does I'll celebrate in a big way."
The legendary singer, whose new Rick Rubin-produced album 'Home Before Dark' is set to top US charts, spoke about his eagerly awaited festival appearance, set to take place on the Pyramid Stage on June 29.
The veterans' Sunday slot was famously taken by Cash in 1994, around the time he had also had his career revived by Rubin's guidance.
Speaking about Cash, Diamond said: "Those are tough footsteps to follow in, but I think we'll have some fun. That's basically why I want to do it."
He added that he wanted to play Glastonbury because it was "the ultimate festival".
told BBC 6 Music: "I've heard about it for years and it just sounded right. It just sounded like, this time let's have some fun and play the Glastonbury festival and y'know, hope that we're not laughed out of the country."
Commenting on the potential Number One, he said: "I hope it happens. It's beyond exciting. It's groundbreaking for me after all these years to reach this point in my career. So I'm hoping that it actually does go to Number One. If it does I'll celebrate in a big way."
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