Greece's entry had a problem at immigration in Azerbaijan thanks to the insane amount of shoes she packed.
With the first semi final coming closer and closer, five of this year's Eurovision artists met at Baku Jazz Center for a special jazz cocktail. A special party.
Sabina Babayeva from Azerbaijan, Anri Jokhadze from Georgia, Željko Joksimović from Serbia, Can Bonomo from Turkey and Maltese Kurt Calleja all gave some special performances that night. Both the Maltese and Georgian representatives took the stage to sing some jazzy songs. Can Bonomo surprised everybody with a jazz version for his entry song Love Me Back while Željko Joksimović performed a part of his own Nije Ljubav Stvar in Azerbaijani!
"Going out" as in leaving the competition after tonight's semi-final - who is flying home tomorrow?
Albania? If you happen to have some Eurovision minded friends in Facebook, or follow the fan sites, you might have an idea what the fans think....
But those are not the only ones voting in the end. This is why we asked a panel of five non Eurovision related people to have a listen to this year's songs and judge them for us. Having people listen to 42 songs in a genre they generally do not like or are at least not as fanatic about as most of us, is quite a task. We're happy they participated however!
Albania scores a definite win with their powerful song - now you can listen to singer Rona talking more about it.
12points.tv chatted to Greta and Jonsi outside in the heat - did they melt from the heat of Roy's questions?
All that is missing from Jedward's Twitter feed is "HI WE LOVE OUR FANS AND WE'RE ABOUT TO GO TO THE TOILET OK!"
