London Paris New York - Official Trailer

London Paris New York is a film that captures the angst of the twenties, the most dramatic period of one's life - when you have to find a career, you have your first significant relationship and most importantly form your identity in this world. This is story about Lalitha, a middle class south Indian girl from Chembur(an eastern suburb in Mumbai) who is on her way to New York to study politics with full scholarship, and Nikhil, a Punjabi, rich kid from Bandra (a posh western suburb of Mumbai )who is going to study Film Making in London on 100% dad's money. They decide to hangout together one evening in London and find that they are completely drawn to each other even as their future lies on separate continents.The film follows their personal journey and their love story as they meet in London, Paris and New York for a night each over eight years. The film is in three chapters and each chapter is shot in a manner that mirrors the mental state of Nikhil and Lalitha. This romantic comedy stars Ali Zafar and Aditi Rao Hydari and releases on March 2, 2012 in theaters near you. For the latest 'LPNY' videos, log on and subscribe to www.youtube.com Like us on www.Facebook.com and Follow us on www.Twitter.com for the latest 'LPNY' updates

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6 Extreme Weather Events in London

1. Tornado, 1091

On 30 October 1091 a tornado swept through the city which destroyed hundreds of houses and a number of churches including St Mary le Bow where four rafters from the roof were driven twenty feet into the ground by the force of the wind. Astonishingly, contemporary chronicles report that only two people were killed.

2. The Great Storm, 1703

The worst storm in London's history struck on the night of 26-27 November 1703. According to contemporary reports, 'practically all the roofs in London were stripped of their tiles' and the leaden roofs of many churches, including Westminster Abbey, were 'rolled up like skins of parchment'. Defoe, who wrote an account of the storm, revealed that 'nobody durst quit their tottering habitations for it was worst without' and claimed that many people were convinced that the end of the world had come.

3. Earthquake, 1750

On 8 March 1750 the city was awoken at about 5.30 in the morning by the shock of an earthquake. According to a contemporary report, 'a noise was heard resembling the roaring of a great piece of ordnance, fired at a considerable distance, and then instantly the houses reeled, first sinking, as it were, to the south, and then to the north, and with a quick return to the centre'. In the Thames the water was so agitated that fish were seen to leap half a yard above its surface. Many preachers were eager to seize upon the event as an indication of God's wrath with a sinful city. Charles Wesley proclaimed that 'of all the judgments which the righteous God inflicts on sinners here, the most dreadful and destructive is an earthquake' and that 'this He has lately brought on our part of the earth, and thereby alarmed our fears, and bid us "Prepare to meet our God!"'

4. Floods, 1928

The last time that central London flooded was in 1928. On 6 and 7 January heavy rainfall, a rapid snow melt and a spring tide combined to cause the Thames to break its banks at several points. A section of embankment near Lambeth Bridge collapsed and water rushed into nearby houses, drowning fourteen people.

5. Great Smog, 1952

Fog has long been a regular hazard in London. Accounts of its peculiar density date back centuries. Often it was made worse by the burning of coal. In the seventeenth century the diarist John Evelyn wrote of the 'hellish and dismall cloud of sea-coale' that lay over the city. However, in the late nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth, the combination of fog, household fires burning coal and the emissions from factory chimneys produced the dreadful 'peasoupers' which were a serious threat to the health of Londoners. The worst was in December 1952. Transport was brought almost to a standstill as visibility reduced to a matter of inches rather than feet. At Sadler's Wells a performance had to be abandoned because the fog in the auditorium made it impossible for the audience to see and the cast to continue. Approximately 4000 people died as a direct result of bronchial and cardiovascular illnesses exacerbated by the smog but many other deaths may have been related to its effects. The consequences of the Great Smog were so dire that legislation in the form of Clean Air Acts were passed to limit smoke emissions of all kinds and the London smog was largely consigned to history.

6. The Great Storm of 1987

Famously unpredicted by the Met Office, the great storm that swept the south of England on the night of 15/16 October 1987 had devastating effects in London. Gusts exceeding 80 knots were recorded at the London Weather Centre and at Heathrow and Gatwick Airports. Nearly a third of the trees in Kew Gardens, many of them rare and valuable specimens were uprooted or destroyed. The storm was the worst to hit the capital since 1703.

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exclusive members club in the world: Soho House, London

The hotel is located at 40 Greek Street in London, England, Soho House is an ultra exclusive private club, the atmosphere offers a relaxation room for guests who like to be left alone and in comfort. But the bars and clubs of Soho House makes it a place where members can leave their hair and go a bit 'wild when they feel this way, the need to do.

The house can act as family members of the club only for the collection of friends, or may be a private movie theater, when the right connections for the screening of a blockbuster Hollywood or Soho House can also make your party room. It all depends on what the members want.

Soho House is technically over 5 floors of luxury hotels are open only to members, but is listed as only 3 floors you have a cellar home in the second and third floor, and then the roof terrace and patio.

Soho House is the first> House basement. This room is more plush and rich features such as the smoking lounge. The deep sofas, comfortable, guests can sit and relax comfortably, and there is also a bar available, if someone is thirsty.

Il primo piano è sempre molto attivo nella Soho House. Come si entra, si vede presso la reception. Home Receptionist take reservations for the restaurant or the cinema, or when new members have difficulties in their way, he is in histhe right direction.

The receptionist at the Soho House to act more as a personal assistant. Most of the members go to the house to retreat from the outside world. If a member needs to contact someone, should in general be receiving. All members are invited to the reception.

There is also a large library on the first floor. This library provides space for up to 12 people comfortably, and if you're in the mood to read a book, it is a big screen TV in HDSpace for purposes other pages of entertainment and a wireless broadband connection and connect a CD player. The first floor is always a popular meeting place in the house.

On the second floor, where members of the salon. Similar to the house basement, living room has a range of plush furniture, a fully equipped bar menu, table service, and is the ideal place to organize meetings, guests or simply relax by yourself or with.

The circlebar, also on the second floor, is one of Soho House 's most impressive features, although it is quite undervalued. With white and black background surrounding a brown leather seating, a bar code is not as attractive as some of the other features of the house. However, to make the selection, bartender drink and peaceful atmosphere is a winner.

On the third floor, home cooking is a place where guests can socialize, and the cinema is the perfect place toa movie and waste the day away. Top right is the roof terrace. This place is not as formal as others in the house, but still manage the features of a Soho House favorite.

A York for a private member of the Soho House or one of its sister club in London and Soho House New be applications on the site.

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Palace Theatre, London

From March to September and the training, the musical Priscilla Queen of the Desert will take place at the Palace Theatre in London. The musical is based on the eponymous film. The three main characters, Tick, Bernadette and Adam, two transvestites and transsexuals from Sydney, the glamorous transvestite take their show on the road agreed - the Australian Outback.

The cast of this show include Jason Donovan as a transvestite Tick / Mitzi, Tony Sheldon astranssexual Bernadette and Oliver Thornton as / transvestite Adam Felicia. Zoe Birkett, a former participant in the ITV show Pop Idol, plays one of the stars. Jason Donovan is an Australian actor and singer who had the biggest selling album in Britain in 1989.

Priscilla Queen of the Desert replaced Monty Python's Spamalot January 3 ends. Other recent shows at the Palace Theatre was Les Miserables, which ran from 1985-2004, The Woman in White from 2004-2006 and Whistle Down theWind in 2006. The Palace Theatre is home to several productions, which had long runs. Les Miserables ran for nineteen years, and Jesus Christ Superstar for eight years 1972-1980. The Sound of Music was performed 2,385 times in 1960. The Palace Theatre has also produced No, No, Nanette, which ran 665 performances in 1920.

The Palace Theatre was built in 1890 as a work by Richard D'Oyly Carte a. The structure was designed by Edward ThomasCollcutt was considered as a novel and its construction project. Collcutt used in many areas of real theater to reduce the risk of fire damage. He also used steel bracket for the support, to avoid blocking the view of the stage with the columns.

The theater was originally built as Britain's Royal Opera House. Cards Unfortunately, not enough to keep in line to open the opera, and ended up selling the building to Walter Emdenwho turned it into a music room. The property was renamed the Palace Theatre on diversity and success has been under new ownership. In 1911 the name was shortened at the Palace Theatre.

It 'been said that the Palace Theatre by the spirits of Anna Pavlova and Ivor Novello obsessed. Anna Pavlova was a Russian dancer who performed in the palace, while he was under the direction of Alfred Butt. He died of pneumonia shortly before his 50th birthday. Ivor Novello was a WelshmanComposer, who has acted occasionally on stage.

from The Palace Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue, near Chinatown and Leicester Square. It seats 1,394 people at four levels: stalls, Dress Circle, Grand Circle and Balcony. The seats have restricted views, are available at a lower price and can often be a good value for Because Most of them, especially the last three rows of stalls, the restriction is not serious.

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London Entertainment for tourists in England

As an important financial center, arts and entertainment center in the United Kingdom, City of London is a cultural center and a politician with a great influence in EU politics and the world. From the tourist point of view, it is the monuments, art and entertainment of tourists attracts a large number. The most important question is, as in London, the opportunity to choose the right kind of entertainment of all. There are a variety of ways to enjoyin London and most popular ways are:

Theatre - London is truly a city of theaters, there are many festivals for the city and some of the best known include the Duke of York, Drury Lane, Gielgud, Garrick, London Palladium and the Globe Theatre. In each of those theaters to see plays with internationally famous stars and these shows can be booked online or in a rule at the box office. One of the world famous TicketsKeith Prowse agency to agency and give them tickets for all major events in and around London. The interesting thing is that the agency has excellent reserved seats in most theaters of London, in order to get good seats every time we buy the tickets with the help of Keith Prowse Agency.

Comedy - If we are not in the mood for serious theatrical masterpieces, you can always try to act in a play. There are many places in London with comedy acts and live the best known isThe Comedy Store. The Comedy Store is a place to run the most famous comedian and laughter of the audience.

Opera - For fans of classic entertainment, there are a number of opera houses available. The best known is the Royal Opera House. The Royal Opera House Covent Garden, and offers both in-house at the Royal Opera and Royal Ballet. In addition to these may also occur at the English National Opera and Ballet in a positionLondon Coliseum.

Nightclubs - For more relaxed and casual entertainment places you can visit a number of high-end night. In these associations can be started at dawn and the time of our lives. The clubs are the most famous Ministry of Sound, China White, salsa and many others.

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