Then I was in a situation where it wasn’t so easy for me, and I wrote this song because I could relate to the whole Romeo and Juliet thing.With depressing inevitability, the cameras began rolling last week on a TV movie about Amanda Knox, the young, blonde American convicted in Italy for her role in the killing of a 21-year-old fellow student, Meredith Kercher, in 2007. The actress described herself as "flattered" to be awarded the role, blithely adding: "It's a really great story and a very controversial one." Both the comment, and the film, strike me as being in disgustingly bad taste.His character Romeo debuted on March 31, but already he is creating waves and has a huge fan base on social media as a bad boy, who does not even have matric.Romeo is his mama's spoilt brat, leading to him spend six months in rehab as a result of drug abuse.

After years as an artist, Romio now hopes to spread his message of peace through seminars, meditation and healing sessions The rugged Irish coastline has always attracted writers, musicians, film makers and artists -- colourful types who, nonetheless, usually blend quickly into the local community -- and so it is with Romio Shrestha.He spent the last two years at the New York Film Academy studying dance."I'm a dancer at heart, dance comes naturally to me," he says."I met Charlton Forbes at the academy.For it is not, of course, "a really great story", but an intensely sad and very recent criminal case, in which an intelligent and beautiful British student was murdered.The Kercher family, who demonstrated considerable dignity through a long and heavily sensationalised trial, must now be subjected to the additional pain of knowing that the circumstances of Meredith's death are already being converted into entertainment.