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Breaking Cheese News

Alex James, probably best known for being in Blur and not being Damon Albarn or Graham Coxon, is now in the cheesemaking biz, although he hasn’t left his love for music behind. James is beginning production on a blue veined cheese inspired by New Order, cleverly named Blue Monday. To keep the references coming, James is producing the cheese in a twelve-inch wheel, although it was not revealed if he plans to take a financial loss on each cheese sold. [Contact Music]

 
By Dan Gibson at 2:30 AM on Fri Oct 3 2008
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  • Al Shipley

    He'll never make a hunk of cheese as big as "Tender," if you ask me.

  • Chris N.

    Blessed are the cheesemakers.

  • Ned Raggett

    You two. (I wish I had thought of both those first.)

  • Audif Jackson Winters III

    "There's No Other Brie"

  • Audif Jackson Winters III

    "Parmesanlife"

  • Chris Molanphy

    Modern Lactose Is Rubbish

  • breedavies

    I got so excited when I saw the Julian Opie cover. How sad is it that a single image would trigger something in my brain making me think that Blur was getting back together? Ugh.


    I hate cheese jokes. I've endured them my entire life. Cheese is dumb!

  • moomintroll

    God, everything Alex has chosen to be since the end of Blur should make me hate him, or at least be mildly irritated, but he's so gosh-darn adorable. His turn on Maestro reignited my Alex James love. Even that act should've been lame (being on a B-list celebrity reality show) but it wasn't.

    erm...Tracey Pepper Jacks?

  • moomintroll

    ooh ooh Cheese Factory Records??? eh eh?

  • cheesebubble

    I'll eat it.

  • Dick Laurent is dead.

    "Colby Jacks"

    "There's No Other Whey"


    Har har

  • Anonymous

    man, why can't he be occupied with cool things again like cocaine?


    i appreciate the Factory Records reference too with the negative profit margarine (oops).

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