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Visit Scotland has partnered with United Airlines to offer up a chance to win a dream trip to Scotland. Here are the prize details: The prize is for four people (1) winner will receive the prize and the winner will be able to choose three travel companions to accompany them on the trip. The prize [...]Show More Summary
There is no shortage of guides to British Culture on the market these days and we’ve pretty much read them all as I love learning about every aspect of British Culture. So, I was rather dubious to the idea of yet another British Culture Guide coming on the market. I was wrong to be so [...]Show More Summary
My last post was about my trip to the Isle of Wight and on the way back I took the opportunity to make my first visit to our smallest National Park – New Forest. Although the best time of year to visit is late Summer when the heather colour is at its peak on the [...]Show More Summary
The NME articles that made up this story have been in my queue since early April. From what I have been able to understand, Michael Molloy, from Liverpool was heading home from the Bestival festival on the Isle of Wight when the coach he was on crashed. 50 people were injured and he and two [...]Show More Summary
In our new ongoing desktop wallpaper series, this week we visit the skies above our favorite place to visit: Dorset and let the words of William Blake’s Jerusalem inspire us. Click the image to download the full resolution version. Click Here to Download the Full Sized Version. After the interest expressed last week, we will [...]Show More Summary
Well, I have to hand it to Stephen Moffat. While I’ve generally been dissatisfied with his run on Doctor Who, he’s really pulled off something quite amazing. All I can say is that it’s going to be a very long wait until the 50th Anniversary Special on November 23rd. Show More Summary
Resistance may be futile, but this episode has been met with more than its share of it. Mike, Mike, Phantom Troublemaker, the award-winning author Bobby Nash, and Beth Vandusen match wits with Neil Gaiman, Steven Moffat, and Mr. Clever and try to make sense of the penultimate episode of series seven. Perhaps the ESW crew [...]Show More Summary
You’ve probably read the title of this article and asked yourself, surely there’s no way that the makers of Downton Abbey decided that rapper Sean Combs (aka Diddy, P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puffy, Puff, and a whole mess of other variations on the same themes) would be perfect for a role in the international hit [...]Show More Summary
Londonist Out Loud a podcast about London news, views, and oddities from London, UK. Presented by N Quentin Woolf. (free on iTunes/www.londonist.com) Welcome to the latest episode of Londonist Out Loud, a podcast about London. Londonist Out Loud is presented and produced by N Quentin Woolf. This week’s guests are Francis Marshall, Senior Curator of Art, and George [...]Show More Summary
It’s been a while, so here’s another article about the Gallagher Brothers. Just so you know, this is going to be a long one; I had to cull selections from eleven NME articles to create this. Yes. Eleven. Most of them are focused on Liam, with stories ranging from the illuminating to the simply inane. [...]Show More Summary
Broadcasting live from Malmo, Sweden Europe once again comes together as one to celebrate the yearly singing contest. With entrants from Ireland, Moldova, Ukraine and Denmark to name a few the battle heats up to crown the winner of the annual competition amongst the members of the European Broadcasting Union. Since 1957 The United Kingdom [...]Show More Summary
The pub, or public house as it is officially known, is an everyday institution in the UK It’s a place go and unwind after a long day of work, to watch a football match, and for a night with the lads or girls. When someone says, “You want to go down to the pub?” they [...] The post The Fiver: Five Oldest Pubs in the United Kingdom appeared first on Anglotopia.net.
Before I talk about this, I should talk about a man named Ron McNair. He was an accomplished saxophonist, physicist, and the second African-American to go to space. Sort of like Buckaroo Banzai, only real. He was also a friend of French musician Jean-Michel Jarre. He was set to perform at a special concert in [...]Show More Summary
Based on the Kate Atkinson novels Jason Isaacs (Harry Potter) returns as street smart but easy on the eyes Edinburgh private investigator Jackson Brodie. The second series consists of three 90 minute episodes with each case brining more to the investigation than what it seems at first. In episode one Jackson helps a young woman [...]Show More Summary
Honey and Preserves by Fortnum & Mason, a British institution since 1707 and the purveyors of fantastically wonderful jellies, jams, preserves, marmalades and honeys is a slim book, but packed with more information than the reader might suspect. The opening pages discuss the differences between jams and jellies, marmalades and chutneys, and even clear honey [...]Show More Summary
Rather remarkably, The Pogues are actually a British band. I’m not kidding. The most Irish of all punk bands was formed in London with a man who was born in Kent. Isn’t it good when you don’t have to add a disclaimer that you’re going to cover a band that isn’t entirely British? Anyway, their [...]Show More Summary
Variety is reporting that PBS has announced the airdate for the next season of Downton Abbey. Downton Abbey Series 4 will begin airing in the USA on PBS Masterpiece on January 5th and will run for 8 weeks. This will greatly annoy Downton fans here in the USA as it will air in the UK [...] The post Downton Abbey: PBS Announces Series 4 Airdate! appeared first on Anglotopia.net.
Warner Brothers is offering up the chance to win a trip to London to visit the Harry Potter Studio Tour experience. Here are the prize details: Sponsor will be awarding one (1) “Prize” to one (1) Grand Prize winner consisting of: (i) four (4) roundtrip economy/coach airline tickets for the winner and three (3) travel [...]Show More Summary
We’ve been eagerly awaiting the next film from the writer/director of Love Actually, Richard Curtis. Details in In Time have been scant but today we finally have a full trailer that details what it’s all about. And it looks brilliant! Here’s the full synopsis: At the age of 21, Tim is told an incredible family [...]Show More Summary
Outgoing Controller for BBC One Danny Cohen commissioned the four new dramas as his last act. His previous commissions include Call the Midwife, The Voice UK, and Him & Her for the BBC. Cohen also worked at Channel 4 where he commissioned Skins and The Inbetweeners. In 2008 the Times dubbed him ‘the boy wonder [...]Show More Summary