After the wide-eyed weird X Factor appearance, Robbie Williams made a triumphant return to pop stardom with his appearnance at the BBC's Electric Proms in London last night. And as you know, where Robbie goes, celebs do follow...

The obligatory new tracks were hammered through at a swift old pace with album producer Trevor Horn conducting the orchestra.

(Interesting pop fact, on all the review cd's for his album, Robbie used the aka Luke Moody so that pesky postmen wouldn't steal the cd and put it on eBay. This plan was a bit futile because a) There are no fucking postmen anywhere anyway and b) They used the same album title - the one that's been in the press and everthing for the past 6 months. Fail.)

Anyway, the lad seemed a bit more his old self (the old self that was good, not the old self that was off his tits on booze, drugs and Anna Friel) and came out with a good few lines including:

"This was my auntie's favourite and I'm sure she's looking down on me now. She's not dead she's just really condescending."

Among the celebrities there was Peter Jones from Dragons Den, no doubt on the phone to Hamfatter, plotting there still imminent world domination.