David Tennant (the 10th Doctor) has made it to the shortlist of nominees for the Most Stylish Male in Scotland. Today, Scotland on Sunday (scotsman.com) is reporting that Tennant is in line to be named Most Stylish Male, a new category added this year along with Ewan McGregor (Star Wars), Alan Cumming, and Dougray Scott. The awards will be presented on September 30th and are sponsored by Glasgow City Council, the Glasgow: Scotland with Style campaign, and champagne company Moët & Chandon. In addition to the previous four mentioned, Jamie Byng and Dougie Anderson are also nominated.

For the complete story, see Scotland on Sunday - Top Scots put on the style for new awards

John Barrowman who has joined The Doctor and Rose in the new Doctor Who 2005 series (season) as Captain Jack has been cast as Prince Charming in a new pantomime version of Cinderella starting on December 9th at London's New Wimbledon Theatre according to BroadwayWorld.com.

The article also reports that Barrowman will be working along side of Rob Lowe in A Few Good Men which will start previews in August in the West End.

For the complete story see here: Barrowman Stars in London Cinderella Pantomime in Dec.

The Mirror.co.uk is running an article today concerning "backlash" that David Tennant felt he faced after it was announced he would replace Christopher Eccleston as the tenth Doctor.

"I know everybody loved Chris and so did I, but hopefully I won't disappoint people," Tennant stated according to this article. He was dismayed when he read some of the negative fan reactions posted to the BBC site concerning his casting in the role. He laughs off the criticism, but admits that it will be tough to follow Eccleston. He's also looking forward to confronting the Daleks, but is unsure if they will be appearing next year.

Read the complete article here: DR WHO DAVID: I FACED A BACKLASH

The Age is reporting that Colin Baker (the 6th Doctor) and Sylvester McCoy (the 7th Doctor) are currently touring Australia with The TARDIS, a theater production based on Doctor Who. Joining the two actors is Katy Manning (Jo Grant) in The TARDIS which began this weekend in Melbourne and Geelong with future stops in Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Sydney and Brisbane.

Together on stage they share experiences and reveal secrets concerning the long running Doctor Who series. The theatre production coincides with the debut of the latest series on the ABC.

Speaking to the success of the series, McCoy stated, "It is one of those universal stories that people need to hear."

When asked about returning to the newly updated series, Baker responded, "It doesn't need to look back. It needs to look forward."

For the complete story see: The Age: Whovian Treat Who (If you need to log in, you can use theferaleye as your username and cartoons1 as your password)

According to the Guardian Unlimited, the BBC may be selling programing such as Doctor Who among others abroad through the internet. In addition, for the first time it may serve up advertising on its web site to boost revenues.

"It's something we've been mandated to do by our charter. It's now become possible because we have internet rights that we could charge for, and we now have the technology," said Ashley Highfield, director of new media and technology.

See the complete story here: Guardian Unlimited: BBC May Sell Programmes Abroad Over Internet

Doctor Who's lead writer and executive producer, Russell T. Davies has been named number 14 of 100 top media people in the UK according to BBC News. The annual list ranks media professionals by cultural influence, economic weight and political power. Davies at age 42 debuted on the list at number 14! Not too shabby.

"Doctor Who has the fortune of having found a great lead writer-executive producer in Russell - he has a huge, joyful appetite for television and, in Doctor Who, he's found a format that challenges and rewards his immense talent," the head of BBC Wales drama, Julie Gardner stated.

She continued, "As a producer, Russell is an inspiration - he is hardworking, ceaselessly enthusiastic and able to make people believe they can achieve the impossible."

The complete story can be found here: BBC News: Doctor Who Writer's Power Success

The "Cult" Television section of the BBC web site officially closes today. The BBC - Cult Television site had been the home of the official BBC Doctor Who site as well as other 'cult' TV shows such as Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy among others. If you visit the site now you will be treated to a farewell animation and music which includes K-9 and closes with the closing cue of the Blake's Seven theme (I am not sure how much longer you will have a chance to see this).

Doctor Who fans fear not, while it means goodbye to the BBC Cult TV site where the DW site was located, the BBC is not trashing the DW site (come on, they learned their lesson destroying all those old episodes from the '60s)... The DW site is not closing, instead, it now has a new URL address. The old URL to the 'cult' section still works, it will simply redirect you to the new location. The new URL is a little simpler in fact, it is http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/

Rumor has it that actor, Stephen Fry will be in the next season (series) next year. Fry may be writing a story for next year according to the BBC.

Well known for his acting roles as well as being an accomplished author and director, Stephen Fry is rumored to be part of the next season of Doctor Who in some shape or form. Fans may know him from his recent work as the "voice of the book" in the theatrical film version of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, he had also played the lead role in the film Wilde playing Oscar Wilde whose similar wit and charm could easily lend itself to the role of The Doctor as well.

Read more about it: BBC News