DILF of the day - Jack Davenport

The honourable Admiral Norringtion in 'Pirates of the Caribbean'.

Adding him to the list as I'm watching one branch of the above film and have somewhat fallen in love with him. Birthday treat.

DILF of the day - Joel Madden

Singer from the band Good Charlotte and twin of Benji.

I would say the better twin, as he's not fat anymore and married to Nicole Richie. I find this quite funny, as their song, 'Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous' seemed to damn celebrities in magazines, like Nicole.

Anyway, he is also culprit to naming his children badly; one is called Sparrow...

DILF of the day - Robert John Downey Jr. (REPEAT)

DILF of the day - Bear Grylls

(Edward Michael Grylls)

He shows us how to successfully survive in the wild, if that's something you count as necessary knowledge. He's killed and eaten some pretty weird stuff, which is not something I agree with, but you can't say no to that handsome face.

At the tender age of 23 he got himself into the Guinness Book of Records, not for something ridiculous though; he became the youngest person to climb Mount Everest, kudos.

He's named two of his sons Huckleberry and Marmaduke - best names ever.

DILF of the day - Brandon Richard Flowers

Ok, so I didn't do a post yesterday so as a special treat, I give you today's DILF.

Not the most interesting babe in the business, but he has a lovely voice, great style, and has had some moments of glory and made a few offhand comments referring to other bands.

Not always so keen on his choice of facial hair though.

DILF of the day - Dr Elliot Hope

I'm too tired to type much today, sorry all.

He's a lovely guy, and also has some great comedic moments in Holby, truly integral to my Tuesday night.

DiLF of the day - Casey Affleck

"The better Affleck" according to brother, Ben (I totally agree).

About to be the hottest new star to hit Hollywood, if not already.

And, if you didn't already know, he is directing the documentary surrounding the weird and wonderful new life of his brother-in-law, Joaquin Phoenix.

Phwoar!

With thanks to Tim Rogerson.

DILF of the day - Chris Noth

Yeah, he plays a bit of a douche in Sex and the City, but he is pretty dashing.

When looking him up, I also found out that he writes poetry (!!) and, when he was younger, he built his own log cabin. Not just a pretty face.

Also, if anyone picks up this weeks Look magazine, turn to page 35 and you will see his incredibly good body.

DILF of the day - Mark Anthony Patrick Owen

An obvious one today.

My favourite of all the Take That boys (and I believe he won't only be mine) since the very beginning.

I even bought his solo album 'Green Man'. I can't remember if it was any good, only that it was a bit weird, but that just makes him more attractive for being a bit quirky. It in no way contained anything as exceptional as 'Babe', but at least he tried.

He's actually 37 now, although he still looks about 12.

DILF of the day - Sting

(Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner)

The leading member of The Police.

Ok, so I'll have to admit, when my mother first introduced me to the band, I wasn't as keen on them as I am now, but I was young and into more popular music, like garage and R'n'B.

However, things have very much changed, and 'Don't Stand So Close To Me' is now in my top 10 favourite songs of all time. Please, Sting, let me stand close to you! Oh, go on, a little bit closer!
He used to be a school teacher. Can you imagine? Then he'd be a TILF.
Also, the tantric sex thing...I'm intrigued.

DILF of the day - Jack Dee

Jack Dee, the most depressing comedian. To me, he epitomises an outsiders view of British comedy.

I prefer him doing stand-up than panel shows or in his TV series Lead Balloon.

Trivia number one; he quite surprisingly won the first Celebrity Big Brother, after having escaped to give his wife a kiss during another housemates eviction, although unless you watched the first serious you may not know he was on the show as he later refused for any of the clips to be shown again.

Trivia number two; he originally trained as a priest, but obviously the lack of sex got too much and he instead turned to alcohol.

DILF of the day - Richard Beckinsale

The loveable Godber from Porridge.

I used to watch this show with my mother and instantly fell in love with the bright-eyed, naive Brummie.

We have so much to thank him for, not only for (personally) introducing us to the greatness of the Brummie accent, he also left us, the very gorgeous actress, his daughter Kate.