Ulster Life September 2013

September 2013

New Season Style

Fabulous Food

Paul Rankin talks about the

new series

adventurous escapeUL discovers Peru as a holiday destination in association with pinnacle worldwide

InterIor IdeasDecorative pieces

for your home

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2 contents

17 TreaT Yourself fashionThe latest pieces hitting the high street.

22 new season sweeTsAdd soft shades to your winter wardrobe.

27 TreaT Yourself hairNew season trends.

39 a TasTY TripPaul Rankin talks about the latest series of Paul & Nick’s Big Food Trip.

42 escape To edinburghA Scottish city break

44 an advenTure in peruTake an adventurous trip to Peru.

48 weddingsTwo stunning local weddings.

53 TreaT Yourself inTeriorsNew decorative furnishings for your home.

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Welcome to the September issue of Ulster Life. I can’t quite believe that the summer is over and autumn is now rolling in.

In this issue we bring you all of the latest fashion finds filtering down from the catwalks to the high street and look forward to seeing many more of these on the catwalks at West Coast Cooler Belfast FASHIONWEEK which kicks of in only a matter of weeks.

We also catch up with local celebrity chef, Paul Rankin as he sets sail alongside his culinary chum, Nick Nairn for another series of Paul & Nick’s Big Food Trip” on UTV.

With all of the latest in fashion, food, interiors and travel we hope you enjoy this issue of Ulster Life.

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EXPERTS IN FASHIONEVELIN BRANDT

• Heather Spence and Kay Johnston

• Liz Hanvey and Lindsay Hawkins

• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a James Larkeland dress

• Edna from Directory 14 wears Sandwich with a Dupree scarf

• Nick Hewer with the Evelin Brandt team

• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a Evelin Brandt grey swirl dress

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• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a teal scarf by Durpee

• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a Evelin Brandt poncho

TV presenter Nick Hewer recently visited the

Evelin Brandt store on Lisburn Road Belfast.

Nick has been over on a number of occasions to

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new TV production which will air this autumn.

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EXPERTS IN FASHIONEVELIN BRANDT

• Heather Spence and Kay Johnston

• Liz Hanvey and Lindsay Hawkins

• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a James Larkeland dress

• Edna from Directory 14 wears Sandwich with a Dupree scarf

• Nick Hewer with the Evelin Brandt team

• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a Evelin Brandt grey swirl dress

• Barbara Connolly, Nick Hewer and Diana Press

• Sharon Henderson and Janet McCurdy• Maureen Hanvey, Jennifer White and Karen McKeown

• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a teal scarf by Durpee

• Nuala from Directory 14 wears a Evelin Brandt poncho

TV presenter Nick Hewer recently visited the

Evelin Brandt store on Lisburn Road Belfast.

Nick has been over on a number of occasions to

liaise with Michele and her team as they film for a

new TV production which will air this autumn.

On Nick’s last visit he was guest at an exclusive

in-store fashion show which showcased the new

collections and launched scarves from Dupree

knitwear.

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EvElin Brandt: Dress to Impress dresses are so versatile and feminine. Wear to work, everyday or evening. You can easily adapt the look of your dress with some well thought accessories to dress it up or down as needed. Wear with boots or heels and add a smart jacket or a longer, knee length coat.

nEW laBEl: ChrIstIna GavIolI this italian label has just arrived in store. a perfect addition to our existing collections it is aimed at fashion-conscious women who choose a modern, dynamic style that is easy-to-use and at the same time highlights quality and elegance. Be sure to call in and take a closer look.

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nEW arrivalS:sanDwIChthroughout the season Sandwich colours are warm and earthy. autumn started with creamy grey colours in July and now in august the colours become warmer with different shades of terracotta, camel gold, dark and antique blue and slate grey. September reveals a strong monochrome look.

SExY SilhouEttES: CharlICharli offers urban essentials with contemporary, sexy silhouettes to bring a fashionable edit of jersey separates. From season to season Charli builds the signature day-to-night sense of chic that reflects the sensibility of the city where the collection was born, london. the collection maintains an easy-luxe aesthetic at its core, continuing to work with softly draped shades and knitwear.

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EvElin Brandt: Dress to Impress dresses are so versatile and feminine. Wear to work, everyday or evening. You can easily adapt the look of your dress with some well thought accessories to dress it up or down as needed. Wear with boots or heels and add a smart jacket or a longer, knee length coat.

nEW laBEl: ChrIstIna GavIolI this italian label has just arrived in store. a perfect addition to our existing collections it is aimed at fashion-conscious women who choose a modern, dynamic style that is easy-to-use and at the same time highlights quality and elegance. Be sure to call in and take a closer look.

Cadogen House, 322 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 6GHT: 028 90 20 70 20 W: www.evelinbrandt.com F: www.facebook.com/evelinbrandtbelfast

autumn/WintEr StYlE For FaShion ForWard FEmalESEvElin Brandt BElFaSt

Evelin Brandt, dress, £209.90

Christina Gavioli, dress, £109.90

nEW arrivalS:sanDwIChthroughout the season Sandwich colours are warm and earthy. autumn started with creamy grey colours in July and now in august the colours become warmer with different shades of terracotta, camel gold, dark and antique blue and slate grey. September reveals a strong monochrome look.

SExY SilhouEttES: CharlICharli offers urban essentials with contemporary, sexy silhouettes to bring a fashionable edit of jersey separates. From season to season Charli builds the signature day-to-night sense of chic that reflects the sensibility of the city where the collection was born, london. the collection maintains an easy-luxe aesthetic at its core, continuing to work with softly draped shades and knitwear.

Charli Chinchilla & navy oversized Jumper, £169.90

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Winter is coming…

OR SO ThAT LOCALLy made epic TV show would have us believe. It is not just the Stark’s saying it though, you can feel that slight nip in the air, the drop in light at around eight in the evening and that peculiarly fresh smell as September eases in. We’ll have to adjust, after all we did have a ‘proper’ summer…

Yes indeed those balmy days, basking in sunshine. Lasted for a week or two didn’t it? A short summer for some, but superb for Northern Ireland, when you think of the endless rainfall and heart breaking floods of previous years. As well as lifting our spirits, getting us outdoors and active the good weather

has had a positive impact on our bodies…our Vitamin D levels have increased!

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FAShIONISTAS FLOCkED to the launch of West Coast Cooler FASHIONWEEK at The Fitzwilliam Hotel last month, where director Cathy Martin and her team outlined the jam-packed show and event schedule for October

along with an intimate presentation of the season’s key trends from participant retailers and designers. For full schedule informationand links to tickets plus entry forms for the Design Award, log on to belfastfashionweek.com

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West Coast Cooler FASHIONWEEK is back!

The change of season from summer to winter is never a welcomed one, but there is one silver lining - the return of West Coast Cooler FASHIONWEEK of course, which brings all the cosy winter fashion must-haves to help see fashionistas through the cold and miserable winter months.

This season’s events will run over four days from 10th-13th October across various venues in Belfast but with the key catwalk shows returning to the iconic Ulster Museum in Botanic Gardens.

Cathy Martin, director of FASHIONWEEK added: “We

have a very busy schedule this season – and we have teamed up with Belfast City Council’s Restaurant Week to share some events, which is great for the city as a whole – but ideal for foodies and fashionistas.’

The full show schedule is available online at www.belfastfashionweek.com. Catwalk tickets, which cost £20 (or £25 for a limited number of exclusive front row seats), are available from the Belfast Welcome Centre on 028 9024 6609 or via the website. Ticket price includes a fabulous goodie bag and a refreshing West Coast Cooler.

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Tassle Clutch, £45, Dune, www.dune.co.uk

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A leAding stylist in northern irelAnd, EvE Brannon hAs A weAlth of experience in the industry. eAch month she offers A fAshion focus into the most coveted designers, trends And styles of the seAson.

‘New Season Sweets’

DESPITE BEING a bona fide spring/summer trend, sweet sorbet pastels show no sign of a seasonal slow down this AW13’. A pastel palette is not traditionally known for lighting up our winter wardrobes, until now.

This season pastels have been reworked. With soft, feminine shades being spotted on several catwalks and runways, specifically celebrated by our home-grown designers at London Fashion Week. Simone Rocha, Topshop Unique, Richard Nicoll and Antipodium injected fresh flirty offerings of winter pastels into their collections, showing sugary milkshake tones. Other design houses, including Mulberry, Calvin Klein and Carven opted for powder tones, such as winter violets, lemon and sky blues.

Where SS13’s pastels often edged towards a neon palette, for AW13’ the shades are softer, more feminine and less sharp.

From soft apple to candyfloss, sweet bonbon to bubblegum,

it looks like this autumn might be good enough to eat!

sTYlisT TipTo avoid looking like you’ve dressed yourself in the children’s clothes department, steer clear of block head-to-toe pastels in one shade. instead work around a pastel piece such as a mint green cashmere jumper or carven-esque oversized peony pink coat.

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Style Event: Directory 14

DIRECTORy 14, sponsored by ALFAPARF Milano promises to be a fashion and style event like no other bringing together some of the best known names in fashion, hair, make-up and skin care for a series of master classes and a runway spectacular.

Two bespoke masterclass events will take place at the Ivory Victoria Square Belfast starting on Tuesday 17th September with advice, live demonstrations and insider tips from highly acclaimed Clarins international makeup artist Claude Defresne, followed by an evening with award winning hair dresser Paul Stafford and well known designer Una Rodden on Wednesday 18th September.

The Directory 14 finale will be a runway spectacular on Thursday 19th September at Riddel Hall Stranmillis starting with the announcement and presentation of the 4 faces of the Directory 14 style search competition, followed by Autumn Winter collections from Una Rodden, Evelin Brandt Belfast and designer boutique

YOKE, all showcasing their picks for the season.

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INTERNATIONAL fashion brand Mexx, which has 16 outlets across Ireland hosted a VIP party night at its flagship store on Arthur Street, Belfast. Guests were treated to a preview of

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ThE STyLE STAkES were raised for the third annual sporting and social event Polo In The City, at Lower Botanic Playing Fields on Stranmillis Embankment raising funds for charity Mencap. The teams battled each other in a series of three exhilarating and fast paced chukkas with players from the Northern Ireland Polo Club and additional

players from as far away as Argentina. As well as the on-field action, the day boasted a fantastic selection of hospitality, entertainment and VIP Pod experiences where guests sipped chilled Veuve Clicquot champagne and exotic inspired cocktails in the Oasis Travel Celebrity Cruises cocktail boutique. The day ended with a luxury barbeque and dancing.

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Treat Yourself...To a new hair style

it’s time for A whole new seAson of trends not just for your wArdrobe but your hAir too! mArtine broggy from the nAturAl hAir compAny in lisburn, highlights A couple of the hottest colour trends for A/w 2013.

golDen girlsRachel McAdams is the most recent resident from the land of celeb to step out with new red hair. The absence of any highlights gives the impression of this being her natural colour. Copper or auburn are both very ‘real-hair’ shades - beautiful tones give a lasting impression especially when it’s in gorgeous condition on longer lengths.

Dirty blonDeThis autumn we’ll see summer caramel honeys and clear blonde shades turn into more dusty and dirty shades of ash and duck egg. Take out multi-faceted tones or highlights in favour of all over matt, flat shades and give it lots of texture

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For ten years local charity Action Cancer has been visiting schools and colleges with its unique health promotion programme for young people – Health Action – a campaign fuelled by more than £800,000 of funding from convenience retailer Centra. The programme delivers healthy lifestyle information to young people on topics such as exercise and eating well, in order to reduce the risk of them getting cancer in later life. 440,000 children and young people have taken part to date.

Now Centra and Action Cancer have joined forces to produce a menu featuring simple, balanced and good value recipes for young people leaving home for the first time – whether that’s heading off to university, or getting their own place and starting a career.

Using day to day ingredients sourced from a local Centra store, the retailer and Action Cancer have put together a treat of a menu, with all the healthy advantages of lots of fruit and veg, but also full of flavour and exotic enough to impress any young household.

sTarTer/lunch/snacK Spicy Tomato SoupServes 4 WHAT YOU’LL NEED• 2 onions peeled and chopped• 2 cloves garlic peeled and crushed• Sunflower oil for frying• 2 sticks celery peeled and chopped• 2 carrots peeled and chopped• 1 leek washed and sliced• 1 tsp chilli powder/cayenne pepper• 2 x 400g tins chopped tomatoes• 1 dessert spoon mixed herbs• 1 litre chicken or vegetable stock

Good Food for Leavers and Learners

METHOD fOR SOUPPut some oil in a deep sauce pan and fry off the onions and garlic to soften, then add the carrots, celery and leek. Fry for a further 4 mins over a gentle heat, then add the chilli powder and cook for a further 2 mins. Add the tomatoes and stock, then the mixed herbs. Bring to the boil and simmer until the carrots are cooked. Puree the soup and season with salt and pepper.

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• 2 tablespoons mixed herbs• Sunflower oil for frying METHODSweat off the onions, garlic and herbs in the oil and add the grated carrot and celery. In a different pan fry off the mince until evenly brown, then drain off excess oil. Put the onions, garlic, herbs and mince together in one large pan, stirring in the tomato puree. Add the tomatoes and stock and simmer for about 90 minutes. To

finish, season with tomato ketchup and Worcester Sauce, salt and pepper.Cook spaghetti according to instructions on packet and serve with the sauce and grated parmesan cheese. Tagine of Chickpeas, with Cous CousServes 4 WHAT YOU’LL NEED• 1 onion peeled and sliced• 3 cloves garlic crushed• 2 carrots peeled and chopped• 2 peppers sliced

Mains Spaghetti Bolognese Serves 4 WHAT YOU’LL NEED• Enough spaghetti to serve 4• 2 onions chopped• 2 bay leaves• 3 cloves garlic crushed• 2 carrots peeled and grated• 4 sticks of celery peeled

and chopped• 400g mince beef• 800g chopped tinned tomatoes• 1 tbsp tomato puree• 1 litre beef stock


Spaghetti Bolognese

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• 3 sticks celery peeled and chopped• 1 aubergine cubed and fried in

hot oil until soft and brown• The zest of 1 orange (use a peeler

to get strips of the peel & no pith!)• 2 tbsps tomato puree• 500ml vegetable stock• 2 x 400g tins chickpeas• 6 dried apricots chopped• Sunflower oil for frying Spice mix• 2 tsps mixed spice• 1 tsp chilli powder

METHODSweat the onions and garlic in the oil in a deep saucepan, then add the peppers, carrots and celery and cook for 4 mins over a gentle heat. Add the spice mix and cook for 3 mins, then add the tomato puree and mix in well. Add the stock, chickpeas, cooked aubergines and orange peel. Finally, add the apricots and simmer for about 30 mins. Taste and season with lemon juice, sugar, salt and pepper.


Cous Cous• 250g cous cous• Water• 25g chopped parsley• 25g chopped mint or coriander• 1 onion chopped and fried• 25g raisins• 25g sunflower seeds• 25g raisins • Soy Sauce• Salt and pepper Put the cous cous in a bowl, cover with cold water and

Tagine of Chickpeas, with Cous Cous

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clumps. Bake on a metal tray in the oven at 170c for 40 minutes. Allow to cool and go crispy/crumbly and put on top of prepared fruit mixture. The

whole dish can be reheated in the oven or microwave at this stage. Serve with Fromage Frais or custard made with semi-skimmed milk.


let it stand for 30 mins - this makes it light and separates the grains. In a frying pan cook off the onion, then add the cous cous and the other ingredients, mixing thoroughly. You can toss the sunflower seeds in soy sauce and grill them lightly - it makes a very tasty addition – but you can just serve the cous cous from the pan with the tagine, or prepare in advance and put in ramekins to be heated up in the microwave. desserT Apple and Banana Crumble Serves 4 WHAT YOU’LL NEED• 700g fruit approx e.g. 3 Bramley

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celebrity chefs pAul rAnKin And nicK nAirn returned on september 2nd for A new mondAy night series of the mAritime cooKing Adventure, pAul And nicK’s big food trip. By Margaret Connolly

A Tasty TripThANkS TO ThE popularity of the first series, the second instalment, sponsored by Moy Park, sees Paul and Nick sail into ports along the Ulster and Scottish coastlines to face the culinary challenge of creating, preparing and serving delicious three course meals along the route. Over the course of eight episodes, the pair use their combined knowledge of food to source the best local produce at each destination and develop new tasty recipes.

As Paul comments, ‘What a pleasure it was to go on a food trip with my best buddy Nick - sailing, sharing and discovering our homelands. I even get the opportunity to visit my hometown of Ballywalter where we use wood pigeon and Portavogie fish to create an impressive home-grown menu. The food, the scenery, the craic, it’s all spectacular. And Nick, well he’s just Nick…a grumpy Scotsman!’

‘This series I think the banter between the two of us is more evident. We really are the best of friends and sometimes I can’t believe I’m working when I’m able to hang out with my

best mate and cook food. I also got to spend a lot more time in Scotland this series and see places that I’ve never had a chance to visit,’ he adds.

“Every dish we make has a

real Ulster-Scots link. Without sounding arrogant all of the food this series has been wonderful, and that’s largely to do with the quality of the produce we’ve come across. A

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highlight for me has to be the Ulster Scots egg I devised this series and our blackcurrant soufflé was something else!’

To try Paul and Nick’s blackcurrant soufflé for yourself along with all of the other recipes featured in the new series go online to www.u.tv where you’ll find all of the recipes after each programme has been aired.

Still to come: Programme 3. ARRAN (Monday 16 September at 8.00pm)Paul and Nick visit the Isle of Arran, known as Scotland in miniature, and find some

inspiring local produce. With deer aplenty on the island, venison makes it onto the menu and a fishing adventure sorts out the starter. The chefs’ challenge this week is to prepare a 3-course meal for some hungry mountain rescue men.

Programme 4. BALLYWALTER (Monday 23 September at 8.00pm) Paul takes Nick on a nostalgic trip to his hometown of Ballywalter on the east coast of the Ards peninsula. Local wood pigeon and Portavogie fish find their way on the menu and Paul revisits some of his childhood haunts.

Programme 5. CAMPBELTOWN (Monday 30 September at 8.00pm)Paul and Nick sail to Campbeltown on the Kintyre peninsula in Scotland. A visit to a local smoke house inspires the chefs to create an Ulster scotch egg. But will it go down well with the locals?

Programme 6. COUNTY DOWN (Monday 7 October at 8.00pm) Paul and Nick head to Castlewellan, Dundrum and Newcastle in County Down and in spite of torrential rain, they find inspiration from local food producers to create a Dundrum mussel tartlet for some hungry accordion band members.

Programme 7. ISLAY (Monday 14 October at 8.00pm)Inspired by the beautiful produce at the Islay House Community Garden on the Isle of Islay Paul and Nick create a fabulous healthy starter. A local fisherman provides fresh lobster and a visit to one of the island’s eight whisky distilleries provides inspiration for a dessert.

Programme 8. EAST DONEGAL (Monday 21 October at 8.00pm)Paul and Nick sail down Lough Swilly in the north west of Ulster and discover the strong Ulster Scots links there and how the plantation impacted the area. A fishing trip provides inspiration for their menu and a local rare breed pig farmer provides some organic pork.

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I WAS STAyING at The George Hotel in Edinburgh (www.thegeorgehoteledinburgh.co.uk) and had booked a Superior Twin Room for my stay. However, I have to say I was disappointed with what greeted me, feeling it was better represented as a Standard Twin room. Known as one of the most luxurious hotels in the city and winner of the Best Hotel in Edinburgh at the Scottish Hotel Awards 2011, apart from its excellent location right in the middle of George Street (it is 10 minutes from everywhere!) making it the perfect pitstop for dropping off the shopping bags when you have too many to carry, this ‘luxury’ hotel wouldn’t be my first recommendation. Breakfast was poor too - and not helped by cold coffee! Instead, head to the luxurious boutique hotel Tigerlily (www.tigerlilyedinburgh.co.uk), which I discovered at the far end of George Street. Listed by

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PERU is a vast country with so much to see. Do you go to the Amazon Basin, check out Lake Titicaca in the far south or do you climb Cordillera Huayhuash? However, for those on a ten-day or two week holiday it makes sense to head in the direction of Machu Picchu. Going to Peru and not seeing Machu Picchu would be like going to Egypt and not seeing the pyramids or leaving out Niagara Falls while in Canada!

Machu Picchu, a unique testimony to the Inca civilization, is one of the most important cultural sites in Latin America. It stands 2,430 m above sea-level, in the middle of a tropical mountain forest, in an extraordinarily beautiful

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setting. It was probably the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its height; its giant walls, terraces and ramps seem as if they have been cut naturally in the continuous rock escarpments. The natural setting, on the eastern slopes of the Andes, encompasses the upper Amazon basin with its rich diversity of flora and fauna.

The surrounding valleys have been cultivated continuously for well over 1,000 years, providing one of the world's greatest examples of a productive man-land relationship; the people living around Machu Picchu continue a way of life which closely resembles that of their Inca ancestors, being based on potatoes, maize and llamas. There are llama’s scattered all over the ruins unfazed by the tourists.

The incredible thing about visiting Machu Picchu is that you can hike up other peaks to see it from different angles. Seeing it from above really gives you a sense of the scope of the place. To understand how the Incan empire built this city clinging to the side of a mountain, with terraces falling into the valley is incomprehensible. The back drop is absolutely stunning.

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As well as taking in the magnificence of Machu Picchu, be sure to take in other nearby sights in The Sacred Valley such as Ollantaytambo, an impressive Inca ruin it its own right. Take a tour of the valley and walk along a section of the Inca Trail, and enjoy the breathtaking countryside.

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IT’S BEEN A BUSy COUPLE of months for Belfast singing sensation Jason Clarke. Following the release of his summer single LOVING YOU in June, the young singer travelled to Norway after

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WHat’S it aBout?In the year 2154, the wealthy elite have abandoned a polluted, over-populated Earth for Elysium, an orbital space-station paradise. When an industrial accident leaves Earth-bound Max Da Costa (Matt Damon) with days to live, his only chance of survival lies with Elysium’s state-of-the-art medical technology - but the station’s ruthless Defence Secretary Delacourt (Jodie Foster) will stop at nothing when it comes to keeping non-citizens out.

revieWElysium is a commentary on the growing divide between rich and poor that pulls no punches in its critique of the

modern condition: Max may need the futuristic technology of an Elysian med-bay, but the hospital scenes in 22nd-century Los Angeles (filmed in a Mexico City shanty town) are strikingly reminiscent of today’s emergency care, and it highlights the current issue of poverty as a barrier to basic health care that faces millions around the world today.

This is not a boring movie, that’s for sure, but it could have done with some judicious story-editing. There’s far too much going on in the narrative to allow any of the various threads to develop properly, and, at times, it feels as though there are at least three different movies trying to happen all at once. But a good science fiction movie ought to be a feast for both the eyes and the brain, and Elysium, though it may descend into hyperbole from time to time, delivers. It’s more Terminator than 2001, but Elysium will still make you glad you’re in 2013.

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6degrees hAs returned for An exciting second series this month And the students will be getting up to their old tricKs As they experience their second yeAr in university.

One to Watch: 6DEGREES

ThE NEW SIx-PART series picks up on the lives of Jess (Georgia Maguire), Danny (Niall Wright), Conor (Cillian O'Sullivan), Sandie (Jayne Wisener), Leech (Ryan McParland) and Eva (Jamie Lee O'Donnell) as they return to University in Belfast for another tumultuous year. The first episode follows the friends as they move out of student halls and into a shared house together.

They may be older, but they certainly aren’t wiser. Hearts will be broken, friendships made and trust betrayed, but within all the madness and mistakes, our students are learning the invaluable life lessons that books just can't teach.

This is a show about relationships - a crash course to adulthood. Six students, brought together by six degrees who may become lifelong friends, or lifelong enemies.

Sarah Stack, Executive producer BBC NI says: “We are thrilled with the second

Jamie Lee O’Donnell who plays the role of Eva

series of 6Degrees that allowed us the opportunity to work with some really exciting talent in front and

behind the camera“.6Degrees Series 2 is on

BBC One Northern Ireland on Tuesdays at 10.35pm.

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Sarah Larkham wAs lucKy enough to heAd Along to enjoy the finAl night of belfAst’s populAr AnnuAl music event.

Bye Bye Belsonic

NIGhT SIx OF BELFAST’S notorious Belsonic brought us nineties nostalgia in the form of Brit pop legends James and headliners Suede.

The crowd was scarce for the local openers Runaway Go, but it didn’t reflect in their performance as they gave it their all and lived up to the size of the stage, with the lead vocalists complementing each other perfectly.

A prompt stage rearrange and a fuller-crowd later, Manchester born James took to the stage in a confident

get-up, greeting the gig goers and kicking straight into an energetic set full of old classics and fresh new releases. Clear favourites amongst the crowd were golden oldies ‘Sit Down’ and ‘Tomorrow’, having the indie lovers going wild. It didn’t take long before lead singer Tim Booth started into his charismatic on stage dancing, adding in a quick dash to crowd and making the front rows night.

Soon our headliners of the night took to the stage illuminated in red light and got off to an unusually mellow start with one of their newer tracks. Things really kicked into gear when the open bars of ‘Trash’ belted out across Custom House Square, seemingly giving the crowd what they want as they started into an indie-style frenzy. The mod haircuts were out in full succession and everyone was loving it.

Saving the best till last, the well dressed Londoners came back for their encore and sang a powerful rendition of ‘Beautiful Ones’, having everyone swaying and dancing along, making for an outstanding closer to the night.

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Dragon LadyFORMER DRAGON Hilary Devey CBE will breathe fire on the Women in Business NI Awards in association with Invest Northern Ireland, when she makes her first Women in Business NI Awards appearance in Northern Ireland in November.

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