Sinead O'Connor
The past month has been an emotional roller-coaster for Sinead O'Connor (as evidenced here and here), and the Irish singer apparently is reaching a breaking point— she recently confessed to The Sun that she had attempted suicide by overdosing on prescription pills.
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Sinead O'connor and Barry Herridge
Sinead O'Connor is redefining the "on-again, off-again" relationship.
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Sinead O'Connor
Sinead O'Connor and her fourth husband, Barry Herridge, have split after 16 days of marriage, the singer announced on her website Monday.
Sinead O'Connor marries boyfriend in Las Vegas
"Within 3 hours of the ceremony being over the marriage was kyboshed by the behaviour of certain ...
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Sinead O'Connor
Sinead O'Connor married boyfriend Barry Herridge on Thursday in Las Vegas, People reports.
Sinead O'Connor to marry boyfriend on her birthday
"On sunday I will put up blog on whole day. Too glorious for words," the singer wrote about the nuptials on her blog.
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Sinead O'Connor
Sinead O'Connor took to her blog Wednesday to announce that she and boyfriend Barry Herridge, a children's addiction counselor, will marry Thursday.
"We will post a photo or two here on the site as soon as possible afterward," the singer wrote on her website. Very happy girl."
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Sinead O'Connor
[Warning: Her descriptions are fairly graphic.]
Sinead O'Connor is "in desperate need of a very sweet sex-starved man" and she wants everyone to know it.
The Irish singer has taken to her blog and Twitter to snare a potential suitor and to lament the current lack of romance in her life.
"My sh---uation sexually/affectionately speaking is so dire that inanimate objects are starting to look good as are inappropriate and/or unavailable men and/or inappropriate and/or unavailable fruits and vegetables. I tell you yams are looking like the winners," she writes. "Needless to say what I do for a living makes it hard for me to find men that only want me cuz they like my (legendary) arse. Yet I am in the peak of my sexual prime and way too ...
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Being Human
A few nights ago, when Modern Family's Cameron-as-Fizbo tried on a court jester's shtick for size, Mitchell offered this dour rejoinder: "There goes the theory that an English accent makes everyone sound smart." I don't think it's Anglophile snobbery that has me celebrating the return of Being Human to BBC America's lineup Saturday night, while being left as cold as a cadaver by Syfy's spotty remake. The original is simply a much better show.
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Better acted, for sure, and it's not just a matter of dialect. There's an intensity to the British original, even when it's going for droll humor, that's lacking in the shrill and...
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