You can now view OMD Videos over the internet via this link: http://search.launch.yahoo.com/lsearch/video?p=omd. You'll have to be a member of Yahoo to view the videos, but this is a free service.

Once you're signed in you can see the videos for Enola Gay, Genetic Engineering, Souvenir and Maid Of Orleans amongst others. There's also some interesting OMD features including an interview with Andy, a discography and album reviews. Thanks to Roger Kimber for pointing this link out.

Andy McCluskey will feature on the TV programme After They Were Famous on Friday April 19th at 10.30pm. The programme will look at Andy's post-OMD activities with Atomic Kitten and shows him in the studio and out and about in Liverpool.

OMD on the terraces: Paul Smyth writes with an interesting snippet: "I saw Valencia v Athletico Bilbao on the telly the other day and the fans were singing the hook line of Enola Gay in a der - der - der singing style."

An error on the Songwords page linking to the lyrics for The Messerschmitt Twins has been corrected. Thanks to Neil Lavery for pointing this out.

More on the forthcoming Motion And Heart OMD Fan Gathering: If you're attending the event and fancy your chances as a potential Pop Star, then follow this link to the Synthpop Idol page.

Fill in the online form and submit your details. A short list of potential candidates will then be drawn from all the entrants to take part in the Synthpop Idol event at Motion And Heart.

Motion And Heart is an OMD Fan Gathering taking place on the weekend of March 30th. As well as a chance to meet other OMD Fans, the event will see the launch of the new OMD Magazine Messages as well as a club night of OMD music. More details are available on this preview page : Motion And Heart.

You can also get more info - and register for the event - on the Motion And Heart website at: www.motionandheart.co.uk.

The forthcoming film about the Factory label 24 Hour Party People has a feature on OMD on their website. Check it out at: www.partypeoplemovie.com. Thanks to Gibman for pointing this out.

BBC Radio 2 continue with Janice Long's look at the Liverpool music scene tonight at 10pm. Tonight's programme will feature OMD and includes an interview with Andy McCluskey.

A new OMD Survey is now up: Which OMD video was your favourite? Visit the OMD Survey section and cast your vote.

Roger Kimber has two new remixes up on the Unofficial OMD Covers website: Georgia (10" Mix) and Motion & Heart (Instrumental Amazon Mix).

You can also get them via this link: http://uk.briefcase.yahoo.com/rogskuk/.

Another update over on the Motion And Heart website as the Architecture And Morality songbook gets transcribed.

The Motion And Heart website gains a new feature - the complete transcriptions from the rare OMD Songbook. All credit to Adrian Bridge who did the painstaking job of scanning the book for Neil Taylor's OMD site.

To see the transcriptions, and to get further details of the Motion And Heart event, visit the website at : www.motionandheart.co.uk.

Kerry McFadden (ex Atomic Kitten) joins the regulars for Never Mind The Buzzcocks on BBC2 tonight at 9.00pm.

As previously reported, Neil Taylor's OMD Fan Gathering is now stepping up a gear...

Motion And Heart - An OMD Fan Gathering will take place on the Easter weekend of March 30th 2002. The weekend will give OMD fans a chance to meet, enjoy an OMD Club Night dancing to classic OMD tunes and even take a stab at being a Pop Star ;). The event will also see the launch of Messages - The OMD Magazine.

More details are available on this preview page : Motion And Heart.

You can also get more details - and register for the event - on the Motion And Heart website at:www.motionandheart.co.uk.

Thanks to everyone who entered our recent OMD Competition. Unfortunately, there can only be three winners and the First Prize Winner is Helen Aherne. Helen wins an OMD CD of her choice as well as a Navigation Sleeve Art Print signed by Andy McCluskey. Two runners-up: Kevin Pretlove and Pete Small win signed Navigation Sleeve Art Prints.

Bob Hanley writes with an update on Canadian band Invisible College. The band will be releasing their own OMD tribute CD on March 21st. "This project has taken more time than expected" adds Bob "but is in the final mixing stages".

Bob adds that the CD is as yet untitled but still plans to issue the CD free to anyone who's interested.

At the same time, Invisible College will also be releasing their own single Lift. Then in May, the band will be performing live in and around the Toronto area where they'll be playing songs from their forthcoming album (due in midsummer) and Bob also adds "There will also be a treat for OMD fans who attend the shows...".

The Invisible College website is currently being redeveloped and will also be online on March 21st with all the details.