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Question: How can I find out if the movie “Marie Antoinette” will be playing on television in the near future?

I looked on the Starz website and it won’t be showing there until the end of October. Anytime sooner?

Answer: check on IMDB.com and click Tv Schedule. they always have a schedule of when anythign is going to be on. i always go there if i want to find a certain movie

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ItÂ’s an event that youÂ’ve been looking forward to for years. It took you a long time to take that all important, enormous first step to get the ball rolling and when you eventually did things kind of snowballed. ItÂ’s been a long and drawn out process and now it is finally over. You didnÂ’t get everything that you wanted but then neither did he. At least you were treated fairly, really you canÂ’t ask for more than that. And now youÂ’re free and you want to celebrate. Is that weird? So what. The people that youÂ’ll invite will understand. TheyÂ’re the ones who stood by you throughout the whole thing anyway. You all need a big relaxing shindig to mark the end of an era and the beginning of a new one. You are going to have a party. And youÂ’re going to go large, do it the proper way, hire an events coordinator because youÂ’ll be damned if youÂ’re going through the added stress of planning something like this after what youÂ’ve just been through. And why not? You deserve it.

You and your coordinator decide on a masked ball theme. You’ve always wanted one and but you always thought that they were a bit too fancy for anything held at home. But now you figure, what the hell, it’s your night. You want masks so you’re having masks. Next is the colour theme, which is quite hard to decide on considering all the options and the fact that you like so many colours. But you want something rich and decadent so you go for baroque red and purple with flashes of silver here and there. The menu is easier to decide on, butternut soup to start, chicken and fish as meat options, sugar snap peas, sweetened carrots, sweet potato, creamed spinach, roast potatoes, cauliflower and broccoli bake and pumpkin. Desserts are trifle, caramel mint tart, and chocolate mousse. You leave the décor, the music, the seating and the invitations up to the coordinator, after all that’s what you’re paying for. You will provide each table with 2 bottles of wine but the bar will be cash. After all you’ve just come through a divorce and you’re not that rich.

The coordinator checks in with you periodically in the weeks and days leading up to the party to keep you informed as to the progress made and to keep you up to date on the guest list. Sometimes you check in on them, just to keep them on their toes, although it hardly seems to be necessary because they are very professional and on the ball. They have even organised costume hire so that guests who rsvp can arrange costumes directly through them. You, of course have had your costume for ages. You look like Catwoman, only better.

The day of the big event arrives. People swarm all over your home turning it into a baroque treasure trove, you barely recognise it, it looks so exotic. ItÂ’s exactly how you imagined it would be. The day wears on and the lighting is sorted out, the music gets set up, the caterers arrive and take over your kitchen with the minimum amount of complaint at the restricted space (which really isnÂ’t restricted at all but caterers arenÂ’t happy unless they complain about something and its usually the space). The coordinator leaves a manager in charge of the event to oversee everything and to handle anything that may come up, a team of waiters and waitresses arrive to walk around with trays of snacks and to carry drinks from the bar. Soon you have to change into your costume because it is nearly time for guests to arrive.

Your guests arrive dressed as everyone from Marie Antoinette to Strippers from Moulin Rouge, from Batman to Billy the Kid. They loved the invitations, they love the theme, and they love the décor. As the night wears on they love the food and the wine. They love the music and they love dancing. Everyone dances. Everyone toasts your freedom and dances some more. Everyone agrees that you are well rid of whatzizface, toasts you again and has another round on the dance floor. By 6:30 in the morning everyone agrees that it was the best happy divorce party that they’ve ever been to and they can’t understand why people don’t have more.

By 7:30 that morning, when everyone has gone and youÂ’ve wriggled out of your Catwoman costume and slipped into your baggiest pajamas and into bed, you set you alarm for 14:00 and smile because you donÂ’t have to clean up. The coordinator will be here at 15:00 with a clean up crew and all you have to do is sip coffee and watch. All parties should be so easy.

Sandra wrote this article for the online marketers RBA Events corporate hospitality one of the leading corporate events organisers in the UK

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The Pomeranian is a huge dog packed into a little tiny package of fluff that tend to be very yappy and bossy. Some have wondered how such a big dog can walk around in a little dogÂ’s body but the Pomeranian sure does it well. It is a small watchdog in the way that they are very alert and bark at strangers excessively. It is said that the Pomeranian is temperamental and needs to be put in his place by way of a firm hand. If you let the little thing do as it wishes, it wonÂ’t ever listen. This is in part due to the fact that they are incredibly intelligent and loves to learn new things. The Pomeranian gets along well with other household pets and animals but can sometimes be aggressive to any animal, large or small. The Pomeranian dogs have a great disposition and are very good at learning new tricks so get your new dog some treats and you both will be pleasantly pleased.

Features of The Pomeranian

The Pomeranian is as noted earlier quite small and is known to be in the group of ‘toy’ dogs because of it’s size. You may have seen the Pomeranian dogs at a dog show or at the park that have the mask in the face and look slightly like a fox or those that look like a baby doll face. They differ in facial features just like humans do but all of them have one distinctive feature in common and that is of the triangle shaped ears that they adorn. The Pomeranian ears are pointy and stand straight up. However, the feature that best sets these dogs apart from other small dogs is the tail that they carry around, feathered and pointed towards the back of the dogs head and they usually have a matching collar and fluff on the chest. They are very fashionable dogs and have a smart smile that shows the intelligence in the Pomeranian’s expression.

The Pomeranian Roots

If you can believe this, the Pomeranian were once used and bred mainly for sheep herding and were brought to Europe from the far northern country of Prussia for just this reason, for selling to the sheep farmers. The Pomeranian descended from the Spitz breeds that and weighed anywhere up to thirty pounds.

An entertaining endnote on the Pomeranian, many old celebrities have owned them like Mozart and Marie Antoinette and even Emile Zola was known to own the Pomeranian.

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Question: Is the song Viva la vida by Colplay based on the life of King Louis XVI?

I just really like the song and i was wondering if it was based on the life of King Louis XVI cause in the lyrics it sais something about revolutionaries and a head in a silver plate.

Answer: I was wondering what Viva La Vida was about, too. So I checked yahoo answers, and I was looking and on this link, the person who was chosen as the best answer kind of talks about that, so you can take a look at this link.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aoj6DRCnuiQ2XVFO8a.zTLAjzKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20080624164828AACCeHx

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Marie Antoinette Synopsis

Paris has an undeniable pull, a charm that draws you in. It is days spent nursing coffee and pastries in streetside cafes, watching the sun glinting off the Seine; it is hours in galleries, museums and cathedrals, knowing you will never be able to take in a fraction of the city’s cultural wonders. Then night falls, and Paris glows with its millions of lights, bright like fairies clinging to its grand sculptural architecture. A shopper’s dream, a gastronomic haven, the city of Amelie, Chanel and Marie Antoinette – Paris is iconic for so many reasons and essential for any definition of romance.

The only way to truly experience such an extravagant and beautiful city is in the lap of luxury. And as perhaps the quintessential destination for gourmet dining and luxury hotels, Paris is sure to have you living la vie en rose…

Luxury Hotels in Paris

Hotel de Crillon: Constructed for Louis XV in 1758, Hotel de Crillon is literally fit for a king and is one of the only true palace hotels left in Paris. Opulent furnishings are updated and contemporary, but retain the spirit of the hotel’s grand past. Indulge in an eight-course feast at the hotel’s restaurant, Les Ambassadeurs, prepared by Michelin star rated chef Jean-Francois Piege.

Hospes Hotel Lancaster: One of the city’s most intimate luxury hotels set in a 19th-century private mansion. Once graced by the likes of Greta Garbo and Grace Kelly, Hotel Lancaster is a tribute to true, old world Parisian glamour. Stay in the lilac-hued Marlene Dietrich suite, decorated in the actress’ favourite colour and designed to celebrate her frequent patronage of the establishment. Located on the Rue de Berri, you’ll be mere steps from the Champs Elysees and the Triangle d’Or.

Haute Cuisine in Paris

Lasserre: From its humble beginnings as a small abandoned bistro in 1937, Rene Lasserre managed to turn his restaurant into a Parisian institution, visited by noted individuals from Salvador Dali to Audrey Hepburn. Today the Lasserre’s legacy has been faithfully preserved by the restaurant’s talented chefs, who continue to infuse traditional French cuisine with new life and offer patrons not just a meal, but a gastronomic experience.

Le violon d’ingres: An elegant venue with impeccable and attentive service and unique dishes sure to tantalize your taste buds. The ambiance is sophisticated without being intimidating, as the staff and chefs are truly dedicated to making their patrons feel at home. And Chef Christian Constant makes flavourful art of classic French cuisine.

Tom Ingrams is a travel writer who specialises in the higher end of the market, paying particular attention to the very best boutique and luxury hotels from around the world.

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