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iTunes are supporting Comic Relief and have a great selection of exclusive podcasts, celebrity playlists and audiobooks for you to download. Plus you can support Comic Relief by purchasing the Official RND ‘07 Sugababes v Girls Aloud “Walk This Way” single and video.

The video sees both bands paying homage to the classic Run DMC and Aerosmith video before they battle each other on the catwalk with the help of some of the UK’s hottest comedy talent. All proceeds from the sale of this single and video will go directly to Comic Relief.

To support this year’s Comic Relief there’s a number of special auctions underway at eBay. The main item is the Life on Mars Mk3 Cortina 2000E in Copper Bronze Metallic paint, currently available at just over £6500! It’s a genuine auction and you have until March 15th to make a bid for this car.

Also under the hammer for Comic Relief are McFly Caricatures, Russell Brand Walkears from the TV Ad, a signed Take That Red Nose Day Tshirt and a Red Nose Day Building Nose.

Wall of Words are trying to build a brighter future for children with a fantastic and fun challenge. The challenge is to make the Wall of Words 1 mile long by the end of March 2007 – that’s a target of 50,000 words. When they achieve it, every word will turn to gold (or a £1 coin at least) and the £50,000 donation will be unlocked.

You can also win prizes as each brick added to the wall has the chance to win one of thirty iPod Nanos or one of three Macbook prizes. The prizes are hidden randomly behind the first 50,000 bricks on the Wall of Words. If your word lands on a lucky brick you will be notified by email before 14 April 2007. Closing date for competition entries is the 31st March 2007.

They’re just around half way to the 50,000 word total – so why not add a brick and support a worthy cause.

February 2rd was National Doodle Day to help support Epilepsy Action a number of top celebrities (and some not so top celebrities) have produced some doodles to auction off for charity on eBay. Bidding is underway and you have until 9.55 on March 5th to make sure you enter your bid. All proceeds are going to help Epilepsy Action and Neurofibromatosis Association.

Currently the most popular doodles, based on bid price, are from James Bond star Daniel Craig, Margaret Atwood, Ross Brawn, Sir Bobby Charlton, The Archbishop of York, Graeme Garden of The Goodies, Sir Roger Moore, Joanna Lumley, Anna Popplewell, Dame Judi Dench and newly crowned Best Actress Oscar Winner Dame Helen Mirren! There over 280 doodles to bid for, and some are still only at 99p!

National Doodle Day is about having fun while raising funds to help people whose lives are affected by epilepsy and neurofibromatosis. Since the very first National Doodle Day in 2003 over £100,000 has been raised to help support the work of two charities, Epilepsy Action and the Neurofibromatosis Association. This money has been raised by schools, by companies and individuals who have put pen to paper and simply doodled!

Here’s your chance to bid for the bath as seen in the recent, and probably most controversial, series of Celebrity Big Brother. The bath is the one that was in the servants quarters! Its freestanding victorian design and in very good order. Note that you must pick up the item if you win it – so that’s going to involve a trip to St Albans.

10% of the sale price will be donated to Emmaus UK. Emmaus Communities offer homeless people a home, work and the chance to regain self respect in a supportive community environment. The current bid is around £225 and the auction, currently running at eBay will close early afternoon on March 3rd.