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Sunday, February 02, 2003

Fame is fleeting

Something's been bugging us since we got our first glimpse of Scottish pop moppet Ainsley on Fame Academy. We just couldn't shake the feeling that we'd seen him somewhere before. And then it came to us in a blinding flash - our Ains is a dead ringer for the lovely Ananova, the virtual newscaster who was launched to great fanfare a couple of years ago, but who has now fallen so far from grace that her green-frightwigged head no longer adorns her own homepage.
Let's hope Ainsley's career has a bit more longevity.

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