The bright lights of the Eurovision Song Contest have been left behind and stretching out in front of us is a year of waiting before we all fly to Copenhagen (again) for Eurovision 2014. If we’re all honest, we’re suffering from Post-Eurovision Depression. Not sure? Check out the top symptoms of PED.

Everyone’s minds are already looking ahead to May 2014 and the fifty-ninth edition of the Eurovision Song Contest to be held in Denmark. What can we look forward to in twelve months times from our hosts DR? Let’s make some predictions.

It’s nearly time for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final, and there’s just time to note down a few highlights for you to watch out for in this evening’s edition of the greatest entertainment show on the planet.

For the last month, the ESC Juniors have been reviewing all of this year’s Eurovision songs. We’ve cross-posted their final thoughts on this year’s songs here on ESC Insight. What do the kids like in this year’s Contest?

The problem with the hot headed italians, is simple. They are hot headed italians. And they don’t put up with senior interviewers such as Terry Vision after a long two weeks at the Eurovision Song Contest.

Sarah Dawn Finer, the lady that stole the hearts of Eurovision fans around the world, meets Terry Vision, the man that steals the hearts of the Eurovision singers. But Terry has desires on another woman from the EBU… Lynda Woodruff.

Sam and Steven head into the press centre scrums with cameras and microphones to meet Bonnie Tyler, Cascada, Amandine Bourgeois, Marco Mengoni, Robin Stjernberg, and ESDM in our final ‘Shorts’ episode of 2013.

The problem with Eurovision is when you wake up after a busy night partying at the EuroClub and you have to check who you’re with. Hopefully it’s not the same face that haunted you after Baku….

The Eurovision Song Contest has long been known to enjoy a popular following with lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) audiences, but what role does the Contest itself play in advancing LGBT equality and rights beyond the dazzle of the stage and the frazzle of the voting? Monty Moncreiff explores the issues.

It was touch and go, but Lys Assia has made it to Malmö for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. ESC Insight’s senior interviewer Terry Vision caught up with the Grand Dame of the Contest to find out how she’s doing.

ESC Insight have washed themselves clean from the blood bath committed at last nights 2nd semi, stumbled out of the hotel room with the sunglasses on and are trawling through the top stories in Eurovision world for one more day.

Is it a balanced running order? Is it fair? And what trends can we spot from the semi-final qualifiers? John Egan takes a look at the winners and losers from the SVT-led running order for Saturdays Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest.

With the Balkan Bloodbath from Tuesday continuing, and the first contest with none of the Former Yugoslav countries since the break-up, the decision on this year’s winner will rest on the destination of the douze points from the Balkan countries.

All settled in before the second semi-final? To help enjoy the show, here are a few pointers from the ESC Insight team to watch out for during tonights’s show from Malmo and this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

If you really want to make your interview with Terry Vision go quickly and smoothly, you need a way to hold Terry’s attention. Bulgaria’s Elitsa Todorova thinks she’s worked out how.

Terry once played ‘The Narrator’ at The Rocky Horror Show. Eythor Ingi once played Riff-Raff in the Rocky Horror Show. You can see where this is going…

They’ve already switched away from Heilsarmee to Takasa, but what if the Takasa Noodle Bar in Catford decide to send in the heavies and demand another name change? The good news is Terry Vision has five alternative names for the band to consider…

With just 3 days till we learn the winner for Eurovision 2013, the press are hotting up with the latest gossip, news and any old way of predicting the winner. Once again ESC Insight brings you the best of the headlines across the contest world for today.

The biggest challenge of any Albanian singer is to hit the high note that Rona Nishliu reached in Baku with Suus. Can our senior interviewer help Adrian to match Rona’s reach?

Watching the Big 5 rehearse whilst recovering from Tuesdays’ results, we are in British mode for todays’ news. Here are all the headlines from the world of Eurovision, UK stylee.