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If you are staying in a serviced apartment in London, exploring these cultural enclaves can be a fascinating experience. It’s especially worth sampling the diverse cuisines on offer, whether you want to cook in your apartment or enjoy the speciality restaurants across the city.

China Town is a very popular tourist destination and boasts over 70 restaurants, supermarkets and gift shops. Around Chinese New Year, the area is a hive of activity, but it’s a lively place to be throughout the year. The Shanghai Blues restaurant is one of China Town’s finest and serves an array of authentic Chinese cuisine as well as the British favourites. For those with a small budget and a large stomach, all-you-can-eat Chinese buffets can be found throughout the area, some for as little as 5. They might not offer the best quality food but are a great way to fill up for less when you’re on the go. However, if you prefer to cook for yourself, consider shopping at a Chinese supermarket to buy speciality ingredients and head back to your London serviced apartment, where you can make use of the kitchen facilities provided.

Brick Lane is famous for its numerous curry houses and claims to be the curry capital of London.’ The area is known by locals as Banglatown and is the centre point of the city’s Bangladeshi community. The Aladin restaurant on Brick Lane is often rated as one of the best in London. The restaurant doesn’t sell alcohol, so be prepared to bring your own and consider their special, the Haryali Chicken Masala. The area also hosts a vibrant art and fashion scene it’s particularly famous for graffiti works by artists such as Banksy and Ben Eine, as well as playing host to many of the local art schools’ exhibitions. During the weekends, there’s a market that caters to the artsy nature of the area, with many stalls selling quirky goods such as vintage clothes and antiques. Brick Lane is in the East End, particularly convenient if your London serviced apartment is in the City.

The area known as Little Istanbul’ extends from Dalston through Stoke Newington to Harringay, although strictly speaking, it’s home not just to the Turkish community but also to Greeks, Kurds and Cypriots. One of the best-known local restaurants is The Stone Cave. The restaurant’s interior has been designed to replicate the inside of a cave and serves traditional Middle Eastern cuisine such as flat breads, feta cheese, and koftas. The area has a peaceful atmosphere during the day, but some of the area particularly Dalston changes considerably in the evenings, when its trendy clubs open their doors. The numerous convenience stores mean that if you’re staying in a London serviced apartment, you can make an authentic Middle Eastern snack at any hour of the day.

If you are travelling to London on business, why not stay in serviced apartments? SilverDoor have many serviced apartments in London and are constantly adding to their portfolio.

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Multicultural London-00-6692

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If you are staying in a serviced apartment in London, exploring these cultural enclaves can be a fascinating experience. It’s especially worth sampling the diverse cuisines on offer, whether you want to cook in your apartment or enjoy the speciality restaurants across the city.

China Town is a very popular tourist destination and boasts over 70 restaurants, supermarkets and gift shops. Around Chinese New Year, the area is a hive of activity, but it’s a lively place to be throughout the year. The Shanghai Blues restaurant is one of China Town’s finest and serves an array of authentic Chinese cuisine as well as the British favourites. For those with a small budget and a large stomach, all-you-can-eat Chinese buffets can be found throughout the area, some for as little as 5. They might not offer the best quality food but are a great way to fill up for less when you’re on the go. However, if you prefer to cook for yourself, consider shopping at a Chinese supermarket to buy speciality ingredients and head back to your London serviced apartment, where you can make use of the kitchen facilities provided.

Brick Lane is famous for its numerous curry houses and claims to be the curry capital of London.’ The area is known by locals as Banglatown and is the centre point of the city’s Bangladeshi community. The Aladin restaurant on Brick Lane is often rated as one of the best in London. The restaurant doesn’t sell alcohol, so be prepared to bring your own and consider their special, the Haryali Chicken Masala. The area also hosts a vibrant art and fashion scene it’s particularly famous for graffiti works by artists such as Banksy and Ben Eine, as well as playing host to many of the local art schools’ exhibitions. During the weekends, there’s a market that caters to the artsy nature of the area, with many stalls selling quirky goods such as vintage clothes and antiques. Brick Lane is in the East End, particularly convenient if your London serviced apartment is in the City.

The area known as Little Istanbul’ extends from Dalston through Stoke Newington to Harringay, although strictly speaking, it’s home not just to the Turkish community but also to Greeks, Kurds and Cypriots. One of the best-known local restaurants is The Stone Cave. The restaurant’s interior has been designed to replicate the inside of a cave and serves traditional Middle Eastern cuisine such as flat breads, feta cheese, and koftas. The area has a peaceful atmosphere during the day, but some of the area particularly Dalston changes considerably in the evenings, when its trendy clubs open their doors. The numerous convenience stores mean that if you’re staying in a London serviced apartment, you can make an authentic Middle Eastern snack at any hour of the day.

If you are travelling to London on business, why not stay in serviced apartments? SilverDoor have many serviced apartments in London and are constantly adding to their portfolio.

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888 sees strong year as Britons turn to online gaming (Reuters)

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Reuters – 888 Holdings Plc expects 2011 earnings to be significantly ahead of current market estimates as British consumers preferred staying back home, watching TV and gambling online amid an economic slowdown.
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International Modeling and Talent Association (IMTA) Announces Model of the Year

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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) January 20, 2010

Aspiring Models and Talent from around the world converged in Los Angeles with the most influential Modeling Agents, Managers, Casting Directors and Scouts for one week at the renowned International Modeling and Talent Association (IMTA) Convention. At IMTA, the Models competed in Runway, Fashion Print, Jeans, Swimwear, TV Beauty Commercials and Makeup Competitions. The Talent competed in Monologues, Entertainment Host, Ready for My Close-Up, Sitcom, Commercial Print, Cold Read and Theatrical Headshots.

Agents from around the world were at IMTA to network with each other, discuss upcoming fashion trends and most importantly to scout for new faces for their agencies. Talent Agents, Managers and Casting Directors were also in attendance to find Actors, Singers and Dancers to represent. IMTA is known in the industry for being the launching point for the careers of top models and actors including Ashley Greene (IMTA 2004), Katie Holmes (IMTA 1993 & 1995), Ashton Kutcher (IMTA 1997), Eva Longoria (IMTA 1998), Elijah Wood (IMTA 1989), Jessica Biel (IMTA 1994), Josh Duhamel (IMTA 1997), Tiffany Thornton (IMTA 2003) Six time Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue Model Jessica White (IMTA 1999), Vogue TV’s Madeline Kragh (IMTA 2007), The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency’s Brian Kehoe (IMTA 2001) and Elite’s Heather Isaacson (IMTA 2008). For more IMTA Alumni, please see IMTA.com (http://www.imta.com/talent.aspx).

One of the highlights of the week was when Martin Weiss of Martin Weiss Management signed a young talented actor Jason Henderson and Jason went from IMTA Callback day to his first feature film audition for a lead role in the new Adam Sandler movie. During the IMTA Callback Day, the Agents and Managers had one-on-one meetings with the models and actors they had spotted during the week and discussed the possibilities of a career in the industry. Many contracts were signed and hundreds of careers were launched. Fashion Show Producer and top runway instructor Michael Maddox produced an amazing fashion show that opened the Overview (where all the IMTA Contestants walked the Runway for all of the agents, managers and casting directors) featuring the latest designs from renowned designers and professional styling. Marlene Wallach, President of Wilhelmina Kids & Teens and JustAskMarlene.com presented a seminar for kids and their parents complete with a live podcast. For more information, please visit http://justaskmarlene.com/blog/?p=1374 .

IMTA covered the event with live Twitter updates posted in real time. See IMTA’s coverage on the Official IMTA Twitter Feed (http://twitter.com/IMTA). Bakir Silajdzic, Male Model of the Year, said,”IMTA is really amazing. It’s been a great experience, lots of learning, lots of exposure. IMTA is going to do great things for me, I have a good feeling about it.”

Riley Smith (IMTA 1997) stopped by to wish this year’s participants good luck during the IMTA L.A. Awards Party. Three time IMTA participant Dani Miura (The Hannah Montana Movie and the 2009 feature film Fame) was also in attendance and presented awards. She said, “IMTA started everything for me.” Brittany Curran (Men of a Certain Age and Legally Blondes) presented awards along with Lauren Storm (I Love You Beth Cooper), Matthew Florida (90210, Hank, General Hospital), Raini Rodriguez (Paul Blart Mall Cop), Miles Heizer (Parenthood), Jon Kent Ethridge (iCarly, Out of Jimmy’s Head), Joseph Castanon (Ghost Whisperer, Prodigal) and many other stars and celebrities. Check out the official IMTA Blog (http://that-imta-blog.blogspot.com) for more details on alumni celebrities, models and actors who got their start at IMTA.

The IMTA Awards Night Celebration on Saturday, January 9th saw the announcement of the Models and Talent of the Year. This prize is awarded to the Contestants who have the highest overall composite scores. The winners of the 2010 IMTA Awards are:

Female Model of the Year – Alana Greszata, Barbizon Ice, Toronto, Canada

Male Model of the Year – Bakir Silajdzic, IMD, Medford, OR

Young Adult Actor of the Year Female – Katherine Pulker, JMT, Orlando, FL tied with Jaimie Hayward, Barbizon Ice, Charlotte, NC/Toronto, Canada

Young Adult Actor of the Year Male – Samuel DeBoer, Barbizon Royal, Minneapolis, MN

Most Sought After Female Talent – Jillian Moss, The Rock Agency, Madison, WI

Most Sought After Male Talent – Charlie Gallagher, Caryn International, Minneapolis, MN

Most Sought After Female Model – Alana Greszata, Barbizon Ice, Toronto, Canada

Most Sought After Male Model – Tyler Waller, Diane Dick Legends, Amarillo, TX

Junior Model of the Year Female – Ashley Waddington, IMD, Medford, Oregon

Junior Model of the Year Male – Tyler Waller, Diane Dick Legends, Amarillo, TX

Junior Miss Model of the Year – Shaugnessy Brown, JMT, Orlando, FL

Fitness Model of the Year Female- Juliana Saenz, Barbizon JMT, Orlando, FL

Fitness Model of the Year Male – Joey Rodriguez, Barbizon Royal, Chicago, IL

Actor of the Year Female – Brittany Tiner, John Albert Talent, McAllen, TX

Actor of the Year Male – Michael Pidani, Texas Acting & Modeling Academy, Austin, TX

Junior Actor of the Year Female – Ashley Waddington, IMD, Medford, OR

Junior Actor of the Year Male – George Frazier, The Performers Academy, Laguna Hills, CA

Junior Miss Actor of the Year – Dominique Bruncko, MTM, Chicago, IL

Young Miss Model of the Year – Melissa Wittenmyer, Margaret O’Brien’s/Starbound, Toledo, OH

Pre-Teen Model of the Year Male – Avery Taylor, Talent Connection, Folsom, CA

Child Model of the Year Male – Julius Cruz, Texas Acting & Modeling Academy, Austin, TX

Child Model of the Year Female – Natia Moss, Barbizon Chique, Philadelphia, PA

Young Miss Actor of the Year – Kaitlyn Dias, Talent Connection, Folsom, CA

Pre-Teen Actor of the Year – Gerhard Feriyants, MTM, Chicago, IL

Child Actor of the Year Female – Sophia Sanders, Talent Connection, Folsom, CA

Child Actor of the Year Male – Nehemiah Sutton, Margaret O’Brien’s/Starbound, Toledo, OH

Many scholarships were also awarded during the gala ceremony. Crystal Varelis, from Barbizon Royal, Chicago, IL was awarded a three year scholarship to Wilkes University with a value of $ 64,000. Adam Hill selected Crystal based on her phenomenal singing performance and acting abilities. Crystal was the winner of the Singing Junior Showcase and was the 2nd Runner-Up for Junior Female Talent of the Year.

For more information on IMTA winners and events, please visit IMTA.com (http://www.IMTA.com).

About IMTA:

IMTA is the most prestigious Association of Modeling and Talent Training Centers. IMTA produces two Conventions annually where Models, Actors, Singers and Dancers showcase their potential in front of the largest audience of Agents, Managers and Casting Directors ever assembled. Since 1987, IMTA has debuted an extraordinary number of modeling and talent stars who are working in the fashion and entertainment industry.

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Secret City Comics Society And La Habra High School Team Up To Build A Student-led Improv Comedy Program For The Coming School Year

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Secret City Comics Society And La Habra High School Team Up To Build A Student-led Improv Comedy Program For The Coming School Year










Fullerton, CA (PRWEB) August 24, 2011

Secret City Comics Society (SCCS), an improvisational comedy theater located in Fullerton, California, welcomes back La Habra High School as a part of SCCS High School Improv League for another school year.

“In January 2011, we teamed up with Secret City Comics Society to help us build our improv comedy program. SCCS came to our school, trained our students and the following month, we produced our first improv show,” says Andrew Border, La Habra High School’s Improv Director. “The professional quality and energy, that SCCS helped bring to our first show, was the confidence boost our student needed to produce more shows throughout the rest of the year.”

Alan Ng is the SCCS League Manager. Alan has helped other Southern California high schools in the past train a student-led improv team. This year, he is focusing his attention on North Orange County High Schools. The mission of SCCS’s High School Improv League is to provide the support and structure high school’s need to allow students to gain confidence in their ability to think quickly and tell a humorous story on stage.

“La Habra High School is our program’s flagship school. Last year, they gave us the enthusiasm and trust we needed to expand our high school improv league to other schools this academic year,” says Alan Ng.

SCCS High School Improv League was created with the idea that performing improv comedy is a fun way for students to build self-confidence and express themselves creatively by working together making something out of nothing. SCCS hopes to add six to ten new schools this year. The high school improv comedy league allows students from neighboring schools to perform comedy together in a competition format, while building friendships through laughter.

High schools interested in learning more about Secret City Comics Society High School Improv League can visit http://www.secretcitycomedy.com/highschool or contact Alan Ng at 855-467-7687 ext. 0.

About Secret City Comics Society

Secret City Comics Society (SCCS) performs improvisational comedy shows suitable for all ages in downtown Fullerton. The shows feature comedic scenes and games made up by actors based on suggestions from the audience.

SCCS is available to perform shows for private and corporate events. They also offer improv classes to the public and to high school students as part of the Secret City high school improv league.

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Halo: Reach – Fails of the Year 2010 (Funny Halo Screw-Ups and Bloopers)

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Hey folks. It’s been such a good year for us at Achievement Hunter, we figured we should give you guys something nice for Christmas. Enjoy Fails of the Year 2010, a compilation of fails from weeks 1-12. Happy Holidays!
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AFTRA ratifies 3-1/2 year videogame contract (Reuters)

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Reuters – Videogame performers will be paid a streaming fee for their work under the terms of a contract the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists has approved, the union announced Friday.
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