The awards season is getting into full swing in the travel industry. more than 100,000 votes have been cast in Cruise International’s first-ever awards, and there is still more than a month to go for passengers to make their opinions count.
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Don’t delay – vote today
Posted: 11th August 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: fred olsen, vote
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Something To Declare: Torun; Nice in style; credit card charges; Leicester link to Europe
Posted: 10th August 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: british airways, easyjet
Destination of the week: Torun
The fine city of Torun in north-central Poland has much to recommend it, starting with being easier to pronounce than its neighbour, the nearby city of Bydgoszcz. The timbers and red-brick houses of Torun are protected by gently crumbling walls and towers. The civic celebrity is Copernicus. A fine cathedral – with viewing platform – and a leaning tower are among the many attractions; see visittorun.pl for more.
Country Boys hang on
Posted: 9th August 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: abc, coughlin, sahara desert, thriller
And then there were eight.
The Clinton-steeped Country Boys have climbed, sweated, plowed, rappelled and boated their way into tonight’s episode 6 of ABC’s reality thriller Expedition Impossible.
IBMA Fan Fest Celebrates Bill Monroe and Bluegrass Music
Posted: 29th July 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: l r baggs, martha white, master fiddler, music reserve, nashville convention center, special consensus
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IBMA’s World of Bluegrass 2011
Murder in the Himalayas: The ex-Suffolk schoolboy living dangerously
Posted: 23rd July 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: cocaine, exile, schooldays
LIVING DANGEROUSLY: Jonathan Green fact-finding on ‘the roof of the world’, in the High Himalaya. his caption: ‘Just south of Namche with two brave friends… we had gotten what we came for’
by Steven Russell Thursday, July 21, 2011 5:40 PM
Rodney King has lengthy record of legal troubles since infamous LAPD beating
Posted: 19th July 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: legal troubles, pcp, quot, shotgun
Rodney King, who was arrested in Moreno Valley on suspicion of driving under the influence this week, has a long history of legal trouble since he was beaten by Los Angeles police in an infamous videotaped incident in 1991.
On the Cover: Allison Leach
Posted: 17th July 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: adventurers, explorers
by Zan Strumfeld, June 27, 2011
Bi-Polar ExplorerAllison Leach | 55 P/N 4×5 Polaroid Negative | 2008
World Coffee News » Nicaraguan coffee farmers helped by charities – as seen by actress
Posted: 17th July 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: charities, coffee industry, coffee plantations, hayley atwell, shoulders
In the words of the actress and Brideshead Revisited star, Hayley Atwell, she ‘partly owes [her] career to coffee.’ She worked in a coffee shop to earn the air fare to California and it was there that she developed her acting career. Atwell is about to boost her celebrity status in the new Hollywood movie ‘Captain America.’ However, the actress has her head firmly on her shoulders and has recently visited Nicaragua to see another side of the coffee industry.
Celebrity ghosts, Lil’ Martha, and ‘The Twilight Zone’
Posted: 16th July 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: carolina gold, gold mine, guest star
By Kevin McDonough July 02, 2011 12:00 AM most Read·most Emailed
OK, Eric Roberts still counts as a boldfaced name. He has a list of film and TV credits a mile long. Hey, the man was in “Sharktopus”! But to me he’ll always be the guy from “The Pope of Greenwich Village”: “Charlie. they took my thumb!”
Style gets serious; the social life of dinosaurs
Posted: 15th July 2011 by Staff in celebrity expeditionTags: dinosaur dinosaurs, skeletons
By Kevin McDonough July 09, 2011 12:00 AM Most Read·Most Emailed
“Baring it All” follows fashion photographer David Jay, who began a photographic series, “the Scar Project,” to draw attention to breast cancer survivors in their 20s and 30s. at a time when most of their contemporaries were still carefree, these women received a life-altering diagnosis, followed by treatments that robbed them of their hair, their breasts and much of their sense of vitality and femininity.