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DVersity

The following post is aimed at my fellow international readers who might have read my previous Visa Breakdown and would like to know just a little more about that lottery thingy, also known as DV-2010 this year: registration is now open.

This year, the DV lottery is catching up with technology, offering for the first time clear knowledge of whether or not you were selected, online.
Indeed, in previous years, you either received a notification letter, or you didn’t. Maybe the letter was lost in the mail.
Anyway, this year, you will be able next July to look online if you were indeed selected or not.

As for the application itself, as always, it is very easy.
The most tricky part might be the photo ID you have to produce.
The difficulty lies in the various criteria you have to respect, which is not always easy to say the least. More info on that over here.


For you Firefox users, you should definitely go over to the SSL Entry rather than the Standard Entry (they have some coding problem over there).

Remember that registration is totally free and ends Dec. 1.

If you still have questions, there’s a 99.9% chance that this document will answer it.

Good luck, and Namaste.

Location, location, recycling

So there was an all new Life last night and guess what I saw during the episode?


This is not an actual gym as some of you might have guessed.
It is actually the Paley Center’s lobby (formerly the Museum of TV & Radio), where I attended a couple of weeks ago the great Fall Preview Parties (including ironically a showing of the Life season premiere).
They were probably low on money and quickly wanted a Beverly Hills decor.

Now that’s called recycling.

But I have to admit, the building is gorgeous.
If you’re in LA and/or plan to visit the city you definitely need to go there ASAP.

Crashing through TV



Last night I saw Crash. No, I’m not talking about the Oscar-winning movie but the new TV show, thematically based on the movie.

I saw the first 2 episodes of the show last night. I thought they were pretty good, lots of potential (character-wise and story-wise).
All new characters (hence a thematic link rather than a character spin-off), including Denis Hooper’s who has a really cool storyline (Emmy anyone?). I love the cast.
It is certainly not your average cop show, dealing more with characters rather than cases, all in a more blunt fashion. You really fell for them and get to witness their journey through life. And the end of Episode 2 is just awesome.
A really interesting start for this brand new Starz show.

So is everyone getting on the “TV Show” wagon now?