Brussels Film Festival
The BRUSSELS FILM FESTIVAL is a casual and welcoming event at the beginning of the summer. The distinctive feature of the festival is the exclusive promotion of European directors' debute films (1st or 2nd feature film).
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Brussels by Water
Summer round trips by boat in Brussels will be organised from 7 July to 23 August 2009.
In addition to the traditional guided round trips by day, round trips by night will also be organised on Tuesday and Friday.
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Magritte Museum
It’s The Surreal Thing. From 2nd June, Brussels’ Magritte Museum offers you all you need to know and see in respect of the much-lauded Belgian surrealist
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Brussels Green Belt
In the edition currently on the streets Up Front has explored the nature of Brussels. No, not philosophically or spiritually but literally. Irena Ober Leicmanova takes you on a trip through the relaxing greenery that surrounds the city known as ‘The Green Belt’.
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Gent Jazz Festival
A mix of young talent and international musicians with a well-established reputation. During the first part of the festival, you will enjoy mainstream and avant-garde jazz. As usual, the second part focusses on jazz fusion of divers music movements.
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Comic Capers
Lee Ober explores why movies based on comic-book heroes are doing mega-bucks despite the recession. In a preview to his film review of Wolverine, Lee Ober finds out why comic-book heroes are such big business at the box-office.
As part of the train wreck that we call ‘the ...
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Czechriculum Vitae
Czech History and Legends in Comic Strips.
The exhibition showcases significant figures in Czech history and selected Czech legends. The authors of the comic strips study at the Institute of Art and Design of the University of West Bohemia.
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Rock On
Waving the Flag Tom Pinder reviews two recent Brussels gigs, featuring Anti-Flag plus Me First and the Gimme Gimmes Read More
New Service
Find Live Sports Follow the link below to find a list of bars that specialise in showing Live Sports in Belgian Bars Read More
Books
Win Copies  Here's your chance to win a free copy, courtesy of Sterling Books in downtown Brussels.
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 Jazzing It Up
A mix of young talent and international musicians with a well-established reputation. During the first part of the festival, you will enjoy mainstream and avant-garde jazz. As usual, the second part focusses on jazz fusion of divers music movements.Read More
Wednesday evening course from 8.00 pm till 10.30 pm starting the 11th of February 2009. 8 sessions – 11, 18/02 and 4, 11, 18, 25/03 and 1, 8/04/2009
Possibility to participate in a WSET® international recognised exam for additional fee. Read More
 The Worms series began in the early 90s, when games were ‘simpler’ and, in this case, more enjoyable. Created by Andy Davidson, and released on now ‘retro’ systems - including the Amiga and original Playstation - Worms captured the hearts of children and adults alike.Read More
 By Daphne Wayne-Bough, food buff, meets the meat...
A good steak is hard to find. One hardly ever orders steak in a restaurant these days, as it’s likely to be tough, stringy or chewy. And there’s the lurking idea that it requires no real cooking. Therefore, one is more likely to order battery-farmed chicken that's been marinated in chives and Pernod and gently steamed over a charcoal brazier. In other words, it's been treated better dead than alive.Read More
 Stephanie Plum is a modern-day bounty hunter and this is Evanovich’s 13th novel featuring the sassy siren’s adventures (the 14th is already on the shelves).
Written with relentless pace and a great deal of wit, first-person Raymond Chandler-style, ‘Lean Mean Thirteen’ sees Plum in big trouble, torn between two guys she adores, searching for a missing ex-husband she despises and tailed by said ex’s tart of a lover. Her job’s not going too well, either. Read More
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