The Eurovision Confessions

If you can please donate to Palestine charities and make a real change.

This is my stance, and you're free to agree or not, but my conscience, moral values and ethics do not allow me to support such hypocrisy.

So no more juries for the semis and international voting. What do you think of these changes? Will they make Eurovision better or not?

Mod: Sorry for the absence. Work load, my hand hurting and depression have made posting a difficult task. I'll try to come back more often :) Be safe!

"Chanel gave an outstanding performance with SloMo, maybe one of the best performances in ESC ever...but the song itself was so-so at best, if someone with slightly less charisma or dance skill had delivered the song I doubt it would be such a hot favourite among the fans"

So... Liverpool it is!! Are you happy with the decision?

October’s profile pic is Serbia’s Konstrakta! 

"I feel bad for disliking such a personal song, but even though Sheldon Riley's entry was written for and about people like me, I find it extremely hamfisted and pandering."

"Before there was Hatari, throwback to 2011 when Israel gave 12 points to Sweden, represented by Eric Saade, a Swedish-Lebanese-Palestinian, 2009 when a Bulgarian-Palestinian sang with an Israeli and 1974 when Poogy made a statement on how Israel and Palestine can coexist peacefully"

"I love it when contestants use their country's sign language while singing their song i.e. Latvia 2005, Lithuania 2011 & Serbia 2015. One, it makes people realize that not all SL are the same (each countries have their own SL). Two, it makes ESC diverse & inclusive, as it'd be."

This month’s profile is dedicated to Cornelia Jakobs from Sweden! 

"I feel so conflicted about Australia and Israel being part of the contest. For one, I personally don't think they'd be there in the first place coz they're not European. However, they do send a lotta good songs which makes them deserving"

"estonia deserved top ten and norway didn't"

"Michael Ben David may be an attention whore, but so am I and "I.M." should have been in the final."

August’s profile is the talented Chanel from Spain! 

"My confession is that while this ESC year was great and I discovered lots of new music, the thing I'll remember most is finding out how incredibly good Lauri Ylönen looks these days."