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For those of you who are based in Grahamstown at the moment look forward to this. On the 26th of October aka next Thursday you can head on down to the Roxbury theatre and catch the documentary evening as put on by the fourth television students from the Journalism School. Tickets cost R25-00 and refreshments will be provided in the interval. Details are:

Time: 18:30- 19:00
Dress: Smart casual
Two theatres, two long documentaries and three short documentaries in each. There will be an interval and refreshments will also be served! We then swap over and the same thing happens again. Good, awesome evening and I encourage all of you who can to get on down. But for those of you who aren't here check out the site... http:rutv4.ru.ac.za. You can check out my documentary here...

So Pop queen Madonna has apparently adopted a one year-old from Malawi. Last week rumours were quashed obviously because details and logistics hadn't been finalised. but now little David Banda is on route to London where he will live somewhat of a different life. Now there are many debates going on at the moment as to whether Madonna was given preference because of her celebrity status. I, on one hand, understand that people think she is just jumping on the band wagon along with Angelina, but she is a UN embassador and she is giving little David a better shot at life... rather than living in an orphanage. Let me know your thoughts...

I'll be there!

tehe tiger...

you should check out this blog...called dlisted...
http://www.dlisted.blogspot.com/

really funny look at celebrities.

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