Paul admits that meeting the real stars keeps any misguided personal ambitions of rock-god stardom in check!

BBC: Paul O'Gorman is Tony Livesey's warm-up man.

For years we forgave Liam Gallagher and his swaggering, self-appointed rock-god role because - hey, he was the lead singer of Oasis and he sang 'Roll With It' and 'Wonderwall'.

BBC: Stephen Morris reviews Gloucester band The Red Moccasins

It is a hope built on the rock which is God.

CNN: Text of Pope Francis' homily

He is also, to me, a rock 'n' roll culinary god (not to overstate the matter).

NPR: Mussels Made Easy

Like the Jews, the Muslims came to see the Rock as a meeting point between God and Man, the centre of the earth, the origin of all fertility.

ECONOMIST: New fiction from the Middle East

The only thing that really ties this in with rock videos for me is the fact that thank God I don't have to lip-sync myself in this thing.

NPR: Singer and Songwriter Neil Young

Christopher Owens, one of the co-leaders of the operation, was a talented songwriter and a made-to-order rock star: he had been raised in the Children of God cult, whose refusal to accept modern medicine contributed to the death of his brother, and he had spent his teens struggling with drug addiction.

NEWYORKER: Love and Its Discontents