D Friday, January 22, 2010 News Getitoffyourtxt:Whichcelebrities reallyannoyyou?txt MAIL to 53131 Texts cost 30cent per message + standard network charges. SP. Opera Telecom, Hospitality House, Cumberland Street South, D2. Customer service number 0818286606 The Green RoomBy Neil Sean Celebrities behind closed doors With her pop career declining, what next for Mariah Carey? She has launched a drinks brand but says: Id love to star in a comedy film. Robbie Williams is happy with the response to his latest album. You cant just waltz in and expect people to take you back, he says. Has Simon Cowell made a mistake in letting David Hasselhoff quit as an Americas Got Talent judge? Fans are demanding his return, sources say. TV chef Gordon Ramsay reveals that he wont be having any more Botox: It was way too painful and I cant see why I would want to do that again. Confusion at Strictly Come Dancing where Davina McCall claims that she turned down the chance to be on the show. Bosses say: We have no formal offer for her. So You Think You Can Dances Cat Deeley is launching a range of vintage jewellery. Its been fun doing it all, says the presenter. Mel C wont be appearing in any reality TV shows in the future. I did The Games on Channel 4 and did my knee in, so I think they can be quite dangerous, she admits. Former Dr Who star Billie Piper tells me: Id love to be in a musical. If Dirty Dancing came up, why not? Its my favourite film. HSE pays out 102,000 in diagnosis delay case THE widow of a 59-year-old Mayo man who died after a two-year delay in diagnosing his cancer has been awarded 102,000 in compensation. John McNeive was referred to Uni- versity College Hospital, Galway, in April 2003 but, despite having tests there and at Beaumont Hospital, Dub- lin, cancer of the neck was not diag- nosed until two years later, in April 2005. He died four months later. The High Court yesterday approved the settlement of the case against the Health Service Executive, who apolo- gised for the hurt and distress caused to the family. The court was told that the HSE ac- knowledged there was a delay in the diagnosis of Mr McNeive and that his family could have done no more to help him. The mans widow, Eileen McNeive, of Ballindine, Co Mayo, said the apology read by the HSE was most important to her but wanted to high- light their case in the hope that les- sons could be learned and that sys- tems within the HSE would improve. A payment of 25,000 for mental distress was included in the settle- ment. By Con Doherty Comedian Paddy Courtney and Breffny Morgan launch the Denny 100,000 breakfast giveaway, which includes a series of free impromptu breakfasts nationwide with a variety of celebrities, starting on Monday Quite a mouthful index.html2.html3.html4.html5.html6.html7.html8.html9.html10.html11.html12.html13.html14.html15.html16.html17.html18.html19.html20.html21.html22.html23.html