Celebrity Big Brother contestant and The Usual Suspects actor, Stephen Baldwin reveals that he is of Irish descent. George Hook talks about how his trip to Haiti affected him. Music is courtesy of Fionn Regan and pop sensations The Saturdays. Janice Dickinson chats to Ryan about her life and loves.

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Brian Kennedy

He started his musical career busking in London's underground but he really got his big break when Van Morrison asked him to join one of his tours. Since then he's performed all over the world even representing Ireland in Eurovision and in a couple of weeks' time he will be honoured with a lifetime achievement award at the Meteor Music Awards.

Stephen Baldwin

He's a Hollywood actor who has starred in over 60 movies including The Usual Suspects, The Flintstones and Fred Claus, he's also a novelist, a born again Christian and the youngest member of one of the most celebrated acting clans in America.

George Hook

He is a rugby pundit, radio presenter and proud Cork man so why then does he want to be mayor of Dublin?

The Saturdays

Now that Girls Aloud seem to be taking a bit of a career break it seems that The Saturdays are well equipped to take over as Britain's biggest girl band. Over the past year they have scored a number of hit singles and their latest "Ego" is sure to be a winner too.

Richard Moore

In 1972 he was just 10 years old when he was shot in the face with a rubber bullet in Derry. The injuries he suffered were horrific and he was left permanently blind but he says he harbours no ill will towards the British soldier who pulled the trigger.

Janice Dickinson

During the 1970s and 80s she featured on the pages of every fashion magazine from Vogue to Cosmopolitan enjoying a life of non-stop drug fuelled parties and famous boyfriends. More recently she was a Judge on "America's Next Top Model" before starring in her very own hit reality TV show.

Fionn Regan

Choosing to record his new album in a disused Factory in his home town of Wicklow, he was awarded 4 stars by the UK Music bible Q Magazine who in the same breath also compared him to Bob Dylan.

Father Pat Buckley

He was ordained a Catholic priest in 1978 but was suspended from the priesthood by the late Cardinal Cathal Daly in 1986, nevertheless he continued with his ministry and says he is the 'unofficial chaplain' to disaffected and alienated Catholics and Christians all over Ireland. Now he has announced that he is getting married to a partner he met on the internet.