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Roy andHGwill needle footy

ONE of radio’s favourite comic duos, HG Nelson and‘‘Rampaging’’ Roy Slaven, is back on air to call thisyear’s AFL and NRL grand finals. HG — aka GreigPickhaver — and Roy (John Doyle) will present thelegendary Festival of the Boot on ABC Newsradiocalling the AFL grand final on September 28 and theNRL decider on October 6. As always, the Festival ofthe Boot has a theme and fittingly this year’s will betitled ‘‘A Shot in the Arm’’.

Caulfield Cup Carnival to rock

AUSTRALIAN rock acts Birds of Tokyo and The LivingEndwill perform post-race at the Caulfield CupCarnival. Birds of Tokyowill entertain crowds afterthe Caulfield Guineas on October 12 in Melbourne,while The Living Endwill follow at the Caulfield Cup aweek later. March Fires, Birds of Tokyo’s fourthalbum, has debuted at No. 1 on the ARIA album chart.The bandwill also entertain crowds at this month’sAFL grand final.

Aimingfor gloryMELBOURNE: Neil Finnexplores the euphoria andthe tough times involved inreaching for lofty heights onhis third solo album.

Audiences at this sum-mer’s The Falls Music &Arts Festival will get a tasteof some songs from theCrowded House frontman’snew solo offering, DizzyHeights, which is due for re-lease in February.

‘‘I’m looking forward tothe new phase, the new me,’’Finn says from Auckland.

Finn, 55, says reaching forthe impossible is a recur-rent theme on the album.

Finn worked with Ameri-can producer Dave Frid-mann, who has produced forMercury Rev and The Flam-ing Lips, and his two sonsand wife Sharon also playedon the record.

Recently Finn collabor-ated with Pearl Jam’s EddieVedder to record an acousticversion of Throw Your ArmsAround Me for the Hunters& Collectors tribute album.

Finn will make his debutFalls appearance this year.

The Falls Music & Arts Festi-

val will be held on the following

dates: December 28 to January 1

— Lorne, Victoria (sold out), Dec-

ember 29 to January 1 — Marion

Bay, Tasmania, December 31 to

January 3—ByronBayNSW

Miranda Kerr strides the runway during the 2011 Victoria’s Secret show in New York

Miranda haswings clippedSYDNEY: Miranda Kerr is nolonger an angel; a Victoria’sSecret show angel, that is.

The Australian model hasbeen noticeably left out ofthis year’s line-up for theannual lingerie show, accord-ing to Vogue.co.uk.

Kerr has been excluded

from the list, which includessome of the label’s stable-mates: Adriana Lima, Ales-sandra Ambrosio, Lily Ald-ridge, Candice Swanepoel,Lindsay Ellingson, KarlieKloss, Doutzen Kroes andBehati Prinsloo.

Aside from her 2010 hiatus

when she was pregnant withson Flynn, it’s the first timethe Aussie model has beenleft out of the show sincebeing announced as the firstAustralian Victoria’s Secretangel in 2007.

Earlier in 2013, reports inthe US suggested Kerr had

been dumped by the lingeriestable. However, the rumoursled Victoria’s Secret presid-ent Ed Razek to publicly denythe model’s dumping.

He said Kerr had agreed toa personal invitation to walkthe runway in this year’s fa-shion show.

‘‘While her internationalcommitments have kept heraway from us more than we’dlike over the past few years,she will always be an Angelto me,’’ Mr Razek said in astatement in April.

The Victoria’s Secret Fashion

Show is onDecember 10.

HIV cripples porn industry

THE US porn industry has been rocked by news afourth adult movie star has tested positive for HIV.Filming ground to a halt last monthwhen officials atthe industry’s trade body, the Free Speech Coalition,issued amoratorium on shooting after actressCameron Bay learned she had contracted the disease.Now it has emerged another temporary suspensionwas ordered last Friday after threemore adult actorstested positive for the virus.

Wonderland faces ratingwoesBRISBANE: Network Ten’snew Australian dramaseries Wonderland is in rat-ings freefall, after anothermediocre placing on Wed-nesday night.

Ten is heavily committedto the series, having bought22 episodes off the shelf.

But Wonderland, which isset in a Sydney beachsideunit block and stars Brooke

Satchwell and Michael Dor-man, has seemingly failedto grip viewers.

It finished 17th on the Oz-TAM’s overnight ratings onWednesday, attracting just607,000 viewers.

That was two spots behindthe Nine Network’s 5.30pmquiz show Hot Seat. Wonder-land was 240,000 viewers shyof a repeat of the comedy

panel show QI on the ABC.Ten has tried desperately

to promote Wonderland, andon Saturday night the net-work even repeated the firstthree episodes on one of itssubsidiary channels.

But the back-to-backWonderland episodes thatscreened on election nightfailed to rate in the top 100shows for the evening.

Miley’sraw tearsLOS ANGELES: MileyCyrus says making the nudevideo for her new single wasan emotional experience.

The 20-year-old singerstrips down for the visualaccompaniment to her trackWrecking Ball and evensheds a tear during it.

Despite the former Han-nah Montana star being a fa-mous actress, she insists therecording process was genu-inely tough for her.

‘‘It was a lot harder to dothe video than it was to re-cord the song. It was muchmore of an emotional exper-ience,’’ she said.

‘‘I think the video is muchmore. If people get past thepoint I make, and you actu-ally look at me, you can tell Ilook more broken than eventhe song sounds.

‘‘The song is a pop balladthat everyone can relate to.Everyone has felt that feel-ing at some point.’’

The ex-Disney star can beseen straddling a wreckingball and licking a sledge-hammer in the TerryRichardson-directed clip.

The final cut drummed upa record-breaking 19.3 mill-ion views on Vevo in onlyone day but Cyrus wouldlike fans to get past the factthat she is naked in it.

Seekers to resume stalled tourSYDNEY: The Seekers willresume their Golden JubileeTour following Judith Dur-ham’s sudden illness in May.

Durham suffered a cer-ebral haemorrhage 10 showsinto the tour in May andspent three months recover-ing in a Melbourne hospital.

Yesterday, Judith Dur-ham, Keith Potger, AtholGuy and Bruce Woodley

came together to announcethe tour will recommence inPerth in November, with UKdates to follow in 2014.

Australian dates for TheSeekers are:l November 2 & 3, RiversideTheatre, Perthl November 7, 8 and 28, Ha-mer Hall, Melbournel November 11 & 12, AECTheatre, Adelaide

l November 15, State Thea-tre, Sydneyl November 19, Entertain-ment Centre, Wollongongl November 23, Derwent En-tertainment Centre, Hobartl November 25, PrincessTheatre, Launcestonl December 2, Empire Thea-tre, Toowoombal December 4, ConventionCentre, Brisbane