Yesterday, as the London leg of the international Make Poverty History music extravaganza reached its conclusion, the action switched to the Museum of Art in Philadelphia, where Graham Norton introduced actor Will Smith , host of the US leg of the gig.
Here's another chance to see the show, which featured performances from a suitably diverse range of artists, including Bon Jovi , Destiny's Child, 50 Cent. Stevie Wonder , the Dave Matthews Band, Jay-Z, Kaiser Chiefs, P Diddy, Linkin Park, Sarah McLachlan , Rob Thomas , Keith Urban and Maroon 5, plus appearances from Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and George Clooney.
Backstage, the effervescent
Graham Norton will be talking to performers, and bringing UK viewers all the showbiz glitz and gossip. He's thrilled to be taking part: "I would have been more than happy to serve coffee backstage had that been the only job on offer, so I'm over the moon to have been asked to present the American part of this amazing event". See yesterday's choice. Joots Holland hosts Later .. Africa on Friday at 11.35pm on BBC2 We have live off!: page 18