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Andy Warhol once said that art is "what you can get away with". Art is one of the areas of our culture that divides opinion more than anything else and finds its way into more and more of our buildings and products. One man's love of the Gherkin building in London is polarised with those who feel it is a blot on the skyline. Increasingly the car world is producing cars that appear to be a direct copy of a child's scribble in their school book. One company you cannot level this accusation at is Volvo.

The Swedish firm have always put substance over style and produce bricks on wheels that are super safe, super reliable and super practical. Even the 'hot' performance version of their estate - the T5 looked virtually identical to the base model, it just happens to be so fast and usable the police in Britain all use them. It's ever so boring to look at though. In fact I'd rather have the police version - at least all the high visibility stickers and chequered side panels give it a bit more flair. The blue lights would get me to work far quicker too I'm sure.

Imagine my surprise this week then when the brochure for the new Volvo C30 was waiting for me when I got home. Let's just say the bruise on my head from when I fainted is healing well, thanks for the concern. You see, all I said above has seemingly been rendered irrelevant. Art for the road and for the masses is here, and it's a Volvo. The realisation that the world wasn't flat I'm guessing was a bit of a shock, but it couldn't have been too dissimilar to the first time I opened the Volvo brochure.

Volvo have played safe with the front end of the C30, giving it the usual executive look of the Swedish manufacturer and then gone bonkers with the rest of it. Describing the C30 is like attempting to describe a Monet painting, but I'll try my best. It looks a bit hazy with long, broad brush stokes and can only really be appreciated from a distance as up-close shows the flaws in the work. The Monet isn't bad either.

Seriously though, the C30 is brilliant to look at. The rear end is the perfect ying to the front end's yang. The lights start where you'd expect them to, halfway up and on the curvaceous bulge that grows as it travels from the bonnet to the back end. The lights then go on an upward journey that goes all the way to the roofline. A spoiler joins the two sets of lights and will probably add down force if you ask Volvo. For me it just adds the touch of perfection on an already stunning view of the car. Forget Kylie Minogue and J-Lo, the C30 has the best rear end I've ever seen.

The Volvo C30 sits comfortably in two markets thanks to its styling. It's a coupe one minute and a funky hatchback the next. The danger with any car that attempts to be two things at once is that it fails to do a good enough job with either. Thankfully the C30 is happy to oblige to whichever need you're after. Volvo being Volvo, they offer so many engine and trim options that you can transform the C30 into a snarling tarmac eating Coupe or economical family hatchback with a tick or two on the options list.

Obviously one look at the C30 screams 'practicality not considered' which is partially true. Other competitors in its class offer more rear legroom and boot space but bland styling so it's the compromise you'll have to make one way or the other. The C30 drives very well and has a similar chassis to that of the Ford Focus which by all accounts is sublime. Volvo's engineers have stiffened the suspension and given the car a wider track than the Ford which is truly rewarded in the corners, with the car maintaining a mature feel throughout.

Artwork doesn't appear to be affected by the global financial crisis, with Damian Hirst selling some of his work for £111 million in two days. The Volvo C30 starts at £14, 750 rising to £22,995 for the top-of-the-range model. Whichever variant you chose, rest assured you'll be noticed on the road and have far more life in your purchase than Hirst's shark in a tank.

I am seriously considering the C30 as my next car. Now all I need to do is find a wall big enough to hang it on.

Mark Creese gives his artistic review of Volvo's C30 http://www.harratts.co.uk/volvo/

A Preview Of Three Of The Cws New Fall Shows On Dish Network

The new fall season  Luckily, with the Dish Network DVR, you don't have to make those hard choices. The DVR is a dual-tuner, meaning you can record one show while watching another, or record two shows at the same time. With all the new shows on the slate, you might as well pick a few that you think sound interesting and program them in your DVR. The CW Network on Dish Network is one of the many networks debuting a rash of new programming, hoping it will ignite a spark with viewers. Here's a rundown of three of the CW's newest, high-profile dramas: First up is the reboot of "Melrose Place."

The reboot idea proved successful last year with the revival of "90210", so the CW is trying it again and bringing back another former Fox hit from beyond the grave. The original "Melrose Place" ran on Fox from 1992-1999. The reboot will take place at the same West Hollywood apartment complex as the first series, with original cast member Laura Leighton playing landlady to the hot new tenants. Leighton's character Sydney Andrews was killed off at the end of the fifth season, so it should be interesting to see how producers have resurrected her (though SPOILER ALERT: Sydney will be killed off AGAIN at the end of the premiere episode.)

Thomas Calabro, the only cast member to have been with the series throughout its entire seven year run, will also be back as father to the show's newest bad boy David (Shaun Sipos). Other actors, such as Josie Bissett and Daphne Zuniga, will also appear in several episodes. The new cast includes Katie Cassidy, last seen in "Harper's Island", as publicist Ella; Jessica Lucas as first grade teacher Riley; and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz as Violet, a new transplant to the city. The new "Melrose" will premiere on the CW on Dish Network on Tuesday September 8 at 9 p.m ET/PT. In my opinion, this show will probably do pretty good. It's a nice companion piece to "90210", which performed solidly in the ratings during its freshman season, and its previews offer plenty of scandal and drama, two things that the viewers just love.

Another new series is "The Beautiful Life", starring the tabloid-troubled Mischa Barton. Barton has spent the last few weeks in the spotlight after being admitted to the hospital for several days. People have speculated everything from drug use to a suicide attempt, but in the end, the distraction did not keep Barton from fulfilling her commitments to her new show. On "The Beautiful Life," Barton plays model Sonja, an aging supermodel who is looking to reclaim her place in the spotlight. Her attempts are sidelined by her friend Raina (Sara Paxton), an up and coming teenage beauty with a secret past (don't they all have secret pasts?) Also on board for some photo shoots is newly discovered Iowa farm boy Chris Andrews (Benjamin Hollingsworth), who is having trouble adjusting to the cutthroat-modeling world, and High School Musical's Corbin Bleu as a former child model who is trying to launch his music career.

"The Beautiful Life" debuts its runway strut on Wednesday September 16 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Finally, hoping to cash in on the Twilight/"True Blood" craze is the new Kevin Williamson-penned series "The Vampire Diaries." Nina Dobrev ("Degrassi: The Next Generation") stars as 17-year-old Elena Gilbert. She and her 15-year-old brother, Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen, who just finished filming Piranha 3D) are still trying to cope with their grief and move on with their lives after the death of their parents. Elena, who has always been the star student, finds herself struggling to hide her sadness from the world. When the school year begins, Elena and her friends are fascinated by a handsome and mysterious new student, Stefan Salvatore (Paul Wesley). Stefan and Elena are immediately drawn to one another, and Elena has no way of knowing that Stefan is a centuries-old vampire (of course), struggling to live peacefully among humans.

On the other side of the spectrum is his brother Damon (Ian Somerhalder who played the ill-fated Boone on "Lost"), who believes vampires should be all about violence and blood instead of poems and cuddling. Williamson formerly wrote and created "Dawson's Creek," and also penned both Scream and Scream 2. Early buzz around the sappy vamps-in-love drama is not great – time will tell if it will survive the season. Despite the popularity of vampire literature right now, I wouldn't be surprised if this show tanked and was cancelled after 6 episodes. If you're still interested, and want to take a bite out of these lovebirds, "The Vampire Diaries" premieres Thursday September 10th at 8 p.m. ET/PT 9 (though if vamps are what you crave, I highly recommend is always a veritable shark tank of new shows. In reality, very few of them make it out alive, but as part of the viewing audience it's up to us to decide what we think sounds good and what we will skip.you check out HBO's "True Blood" instead.) In the Boston area the CW can be found on channel 56.

By: Frank Bilotta

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Frank helps people learn about Dish Network Satellite TV. Dish has advanced, award winning, Dish DVR and Dish HD receivers, there is a lot of good news to share and also help people determine if satellite internet is right.

I want to find TV spoilers?

I am one of those who loves to know whats going to happen on my favorite shows before it airs (spoilers) I currently visit a site called spoilerfix.com but it doesnt spoil all the shows I watch. What other site spoil Tv shows. Here are shows I am interested in getting spoilers for

Heros
Ugly Betty
CSI (Vegas)
NCIS
Shark
Without a Trace
Desperate Housewives

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Hello!

Izzy from SpoilerFix.com here. The site actually offers spoilers for HEROES, NCIS, and DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES fully. The "other shows" page offers spoilers for Ugly Betty. And our weekly spoilers chat spoils CSI (VEGAS), WITHOUT A TRACE and SHARK (just read the transcripts).

So in all, SpoilerFix.com does cover all your favorite shows!

Summer Movies - Eff Yeah!
Summer 2010 not FTW. To help get over the weak movie season, we look back at the best crop of summer movies. From the first blockbuster ever, Jaws , to last year's District 9 , we reunion tour with over 30 summer movies that make us glad to be the movie drunks we are.

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