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Prepare yourselves for Liverpool ONE's thrilling 'Theatre of
Fashion' event on 29 May 2008
THIS will be a
red-carpet spectacular that will encompass the entire length of
South John Street and a series of high impact fashion shows will be
taking place throughout the day to showcase some of the fantastic
brands on offer at Liverpool ONE.
From the moment of
launch at 10am, right up until the 8pm closing, visitors will be
wowed with exciting entertainment for the whole family, including
two world-class artists such as a former Cirque Du Soleil performer
and a Champion B Boy Dancer. With great music, stilt walkers and
street dancers topping off the electric atmosphere, onlookers will
be sure to enjoy themselves!
In preparation for
the first phase opening, local schools have been invited to design
some creative hard-hats, which will be displayed along the newly
recreated Paradise Street.
The celebrations will
formally commence at 10am with the official unveiling of Liverpool
ONE taking place next to Debenhams on South John Street.
Alternatively you can head to the other end of South John Street to
be one of the first to enjoy the new John Lewis.
Big brand retailers
such as All Saints, American Apparel, John Lewis, Debenhams and
Office are just some of the exciting new names set to open their
doors to the public from 10.15am.
With all these fabulous activities planned, Liverpool ONE will be
opening in style, so why not join the party?
Liverpool ONE will be offering over 3,000 new parking spaces,
created to accommodate the influx of visitors to the city. 2,000 of
these additional spaces are situated directly underneath the
stunning 5-acre Chavasse Park. For information on travel
and the bus interchange please contact Merseytravel or
www.liverpool-one.com.
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Distribution deal for Davies documentary
ON the day of
its world premiere in Cannes, Of Time and the City, Terence Davies’
new feature length documentary, has been acquired for UK
distribution by the BFI, with international sales being handled by
HanWay Films.
Of Time and the City offers a deeply personal evocation of Davies’
life as a Liverpudlian and a moving account of the changes in
British social life through the post-war period. The story is told
through a rich montage of archival footage which reveals both the
extraordinary physical changes to the fabric of the city and the
emotional lives of its inhabitants.
The film was produced by Northwest Vision and Media as part of its
‘Digital
Departures’ initiative, a competitive scheme which has supported
three feature projects for Liverpool’s year as European Capital of
Culture. Production credits are shared with the Liverpool Culture
Company, the UK Film Council and the BBC. Following its screening at
Cannes, the film will show at the Edinburgh International Film
Festival in June, with a Liverpool premiere in October. It will be
released by the BFI to cinemas nationwide in the UK in November,
followed by a release on BFI DVD.
Jane Giles, Head of Content Development at the BFI, said:-
“The BFI has had a long and fruitful relationship with Terence
Davies. His work is pure cinematic poetry and we are really
delighted to be releasing this latest film."
Chris Mol, Director of Production, Trade and Investment, Northwest
Vision and Media said:- “We are very pleased to have done a
deal with the BFI. This is a major production which demands the
specialist handling at which the BFI excels. Northwest Vision and
Media are proud to have helped to bring about this sensitive
portrayal of Liverpool life in the past by one of the finest living
British filmmakers.”
Letters to the Editor:- "Triphazard needs YOU, Radio Caroline,
Sky TV and Believe"
"WE'VE entered
a competition to win a 30-minute slot on stage at GuilFest, and we
need your votes to win!
All you need to
do is go to our artist page here:-
http://www.ents24.com/Triphazard
and click on the 'Vote Now' button. It's that easy!
The more votes
we get, the better our chance of winning; so forward this on to your
friends to make sure we're in the top 5 to face the expert panel.
Plus if we win,
every fan that voted for us will be entered into a prize draw to win
a pair of weekend camping tickets for GuilFest 2008 and see us play
live!
The legendary
Radio Caroline has honoured us by playing playing our video.
See
www.radiocarolinetv.co.uk/#/triphazard/4528591694.
Also Sky TV
will be playing our video, date will be confirmed.
Finally, for
those out there wanting our music see, Thanks for your support and
love as always Stef Stokes XXX" Triphazard
Letters to the editor:- "Box left on street."
"WITH all the
terror alerts over the last few years, I was shocked to see some
silly person who left a box on top of the pillbox by the War
Memorial in Southport. What shocked me further was the fact that no
one asked why it was left unattended in such an odd place. This, I
feel, was a result of someone who was lazy and did not want to queue
in the post office to post it. This could have caused a large
panic and huge disruption. Luckily, this was not the case and when I
came back for the third time, about 15 minutes later, it had been
removed. If it hadn’t, I would have told the post office."
Mrs S. Greenwood.
Editor’s note:- "I was informed about this box as well. The
Post Office were surprised to find it out there as well. I
agree that the person who left it was amazingly silly to have not
considered the current climate we live in." |
