Robbie Williams news from day: 21. October, 2007

Robbie Williams shocked his fans recently by saying he loves “wanking and shooting heroin” and that he enjoys “bum sex”.

The merry singer was enjoying a night out in LA when paparazzi approached him, asking him what his plans were. The singer replied: -Shoot heroin and f***! What else? Anal sex!”.

Even though he was dead serious at first, he finally laughed and said he was on his way to McDonalds because he is hungry, TMZ writes.

If you`d like to see Robbie and paparazzo talk, watch the video: http://google.tmz.com/2007/10/18/robbie-williams-likes-bum-sex/

Britain’s biggest come-back band Take That tell Jonathan they would still like Robbie back in tonight’s edition of Friday Night With Jonathan Ross on BBC One. Asked about their relationship with him they say: “Out of all of us I was the most hopeful,” says Jason. “We all know he’s got a good heart,” adds Howard, “we still love him, but we’d have to spend time with him, see what his personality’s like now.” “The door’s always open,” says Gary. They talk about the inclusion of Gary’s wife Dawn on the tour: “We’ve got a lot of female dancers to impress!” says Howard, who gets to dance with her, “I trust them all!” says Gary.As for their renewed success: “It’s been unbelievable, I don’t think you can expect success like that,” says Gary. “There’s not a night goes by when we think are we still here,” admits Jason. “It was our whole life last time,” says Gary, “but we have other lives now. There’s no question we’ve got all the control, it’s nice to be in control of your own destiny. We’re all respectful of each other, before we do anything it’s a big decision.” The band also perform their new single Rule The World live in the studio. The line-up also includes broadcasting legend and national treasure Sir Terry Wogan, who inadvertently hit the headlines this week after a recent noteworthy edition of Points Of View. “I did the show in moleskin trousers, and the mole was still in there!” he jokes, “when I watch TV I look at people’s faces!”

He also confirms that he has no intention of taking any time off from his busy broadcasting schedule: “I love doing it [Wake Up To Wogan], would I get up at 5.30 every morning to do something I don’t want to do?”. Jonathan is also joined by England ladies’ football star Kelly Smith and comic actor and writer Peter Serafinowicz whose eponymous new sketch show is currently screening on BBC Two.