The problem with foreign films at the cinema is sometimes blink and you miss them. Many unfairly get a limited release so if you missed French film Heartbreaker at the cinema then you missed a true gem. But with some a break from work over Christmas, it is the perfect time to watch this clever romantic comedy that is so typically French.
If you are missing 24 and Lost, this is the next show that will have you setting your Sky+ or even giving up your Friday night’s out to try to work out just what’s going on.
If you are a fan of The Apprentice you will know that we have had to wait a long time for its return. Earlier this year it was superseded by a much bigger, and some would say equally entertaining event – the general election. But finally we are able to see what happened last autumn when Lord Sugar got 16 more aspiring entrepreneurs together to compete for a job in one of his companies.
You may not notice art on a wall but you will certainly notice an absence of it. It can effect the mood of a room, making it brighter, more positive, warmer – reflecting the occupants personality. Buying contemporary and original art can brighten up your home and can be an expression of who you are but it is a very personal experience. While art can also be an excellent investment, it is always best to remember the adage of buy what you like and if it becomes more valuable that is great – but if it doesn’t you still have a piece on your wall that you love.
The sequins are sure to sparkle and the feathers will fly as our favourite reality show, Strictly Come Dancing, returns for yet another turn around the dance floor tomorrow night. Tess Daly and Bruce Forsyth are back as the hosts though Brucie is taking it a little easier this year, handing over to Claudia Winkleman for the results show. And this year the celebrity contestant are a bit more easily recognisable than the last few years.
Get ready to say goodbye to your Saturday nights up until Christmas as the show that everyone talks about starts again this weekend. Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh, Cheryl Cole and Dannii Minogue are back to find the next singing sensation and give them their big break.
The fourth series of hit US comedy drama Ugly Betty finally comes to British TV but sadly it is the final chance you have to see the bespectacled, braces-wearing Betty battle it out against ‘the plastics’ that rule the roost at Mode magazine.
Fashion’s fiercest competition Britain’s Next Top Model is back with a new host at the helm. Elle ‘The Body’ Macpherson heads the all new judging panel adding her own supermodel glamour. She is joined by acclaimed designer Julien MacDonald, the Stylist of the Year 2009 Grace Woodward and leading male model Charley Speed.
The tongue-in-cheek school musical comedy Glee returns to E4 on Monday night. For Gleeks already obsessed with this cross between Revenge Of The Nerds and Fame, the date will already be in the diary and Glee parties will be held in women’s (and gay men’s) flats around the capital. But if the buzz of this series passed you by the first time, let Belle fill you in on all the glitter and glam that is Glee.
Normally I am not a huge fan of reality shows as they seem to consist of untalented fame whores who are desperate to become Z-list celebrities and hang out at Essex nightclubs. However, there are still some genuine talent shows out there and they have usually got Simon Cowell connected to them in some way!
Belle About Town is for the woman who is time deprived but style rich.
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