His pal revealed: “Tom has been riding his ET BMX around his flat — with ET in the basket on the front. Tom — whose band had a No1 album with Empire — hired a skilled model maker to craft the giant copies of the cult film’s robots for his growing collection of movie memorabilia. It’s very unfortunate (presuming the piece is authentic) that such an important and iconic prop is not being cared for properly. I don’t understand the point in acquiring something if you don’t have any respect for what it is or what it represents. Wireless connectivity lets you print from anywhere Use the Epson Smart Panel app to set up, monitor, print and more from your mobile

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The bike is not quite as pristine as when he bought it. But he didn’t buy it to leave in some sort of trophy cabinet, he bought it to have a laugh with.” There is an interesting story published in The Sun this week, about the lead singer of Kasabian acquiring (and unfortunately, riding) the original BMX bike used in the Steven Spielberg classic, E.T. The Extra Terrestrial.The singer used the force of his cash to have fabulous life-size models of R2-D2 and C-3PO created. And like most young lads with their toys at Christmas, he’s in danger of damaging them by getting over-excited.