http://livingstylishlywell.com Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:05:00 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Dammit: The clock's about to run out for "24." The Wrap (a Hollywood gossip website) reports on what could be tragedy to TV viewers: "Nothing's official yet, but Fox has all but decided to make the current season of the Kiefer Sutherland thriller its last, according to people familiar with the network's ... http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/11/24-season-8-the-last/ The English tabloids have had a field day with President Zuma's visit to the UK. Labelled, President Zoom-Zoom after his reproductive and marital ability, his 20+ children have been slated as 'Zumettes'. Here's some gems from the UK: "the third (or was it the second, or the first) Mrs Zuma was squeezed into ... http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/11/president-zoom-zoom-and-the-zumettes/   Found a wonderful site for those wanting to travel to Cape Town for the World Cup. Easy to navigate and colourful. Try it: www.capetown.travel.com http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/11/cape-town-ready-for-the-world/ The French have a word for it - Polemique. This means strife, problems, domestic upheaval. Forget the Regional elections this weekend. Forget the fact that the Socialist Party (Sarkosy's bitter rivals) could now claim 24 of the 24 seats on offer (they now hold 22)......... BOTH the President Sarkosy and his wife, ... http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/10/polemique-france-is-a-twitter/ The power of Social Networking seems to have struck the theatre where it does not want to be hit : careful management of the theatre 'critics' is no more. For the past month, there have been previews of the eagerly awaited Phantom of the Opera sequel "Love Never Dies". Attendees have ... http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/10/phantom-sequel-savaged-by-bloggers/   In the gloom of the snow and European winter (where is spring, he cries), you can always rely on the Northern Territory News to brighten your day. The article states: NT Supreme Court documents reveal Riddle was stabbed in the back while he was having -x and trying to organise a three-way ... http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/09/some-light-in-the-gloom/              It's amazing. It's March and even the Lanquedoc-Roussillon area in France has snow. For those of you whose geography is a little rusty, it's nearly down on the Spanish border. Our intrepid reporter, Jean-Pierre, snapped these pics at their house in Castelnau (near to Montpellier).             [merci bien, JP et Gxx] http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/08/snow-in-the-lanquedoc-roussillon-area/ After you have weeded over there, I want you to water the Daffodils!! [well done, Jenny!] http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/08/a-caption-winner/                                         As we prepared ourselves for a luncheon at Le Renard, Madame announced her intuition told her that it would snow to-day (and soon!). We wrapped up warmly and proceeded to the car - voila! la neige, the snow started. Driving over the hilltop to Lumieres and then on to Hameau les Dauphins, ... http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/07/its-snowing-in-provence-todays-news-to-day/                     We decided we needed a little culture, a little break from the spring cleaning and hopped into the Touran along with the Duncans and headed for the Dentelles. The Dentelles is a small mountain range which encircles part of the Rhone valley - so called as 'dentelle' is French for ... http://livingstylishlywell.com/2010/03/07/saturday-in-the-dentelles/