NH Stephanie, Saint-Gilles

Advantages: Some Strong Tracks / Catchy Tunes /
Disadvantages: Lack of Originality / Only 1 song written by herself / No Diversity between tracks

...Released yesterday (20/08/07), Tightrope is Stephanie McIntosh?s debut album release and although topping the Australian charts at number 4 achieving Gold status in weeks and reaching number 11 on the UK Pre-order charts, is Tightrope ready to take on the UK charts by storm or simply flopping dismally. **WHO IS STEPHANIE MCINTOSH? ** Born in July 1985, Miss McIntosh is best known for her character portrayal ?Sky Mangel? in hit Aussie soap Neighbours, which she played for four years. Following in the footsteps of other Neighbours stars such as Kylie Minogue and Holly Valance and in Brother Jason Donovan, McIntosh decided to take on the world with music early in 2006. This is her debut album signed by Universal Productions based in Australia; McIntosh obviously has her goals set high as she has a 5 Album contract with Universal... Read review

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Advantages: Daughter of the boss.
Disadvantages: Daughter of the boss.

...Stephanie tricked us all and because of that she makes the excellent baddie. With hindsight now, I did think it was strange that she was engaged to Test. “Test?” I found myself thinking, “Who the h*ll is Test?” She was supposed to marry Triple H. The marriage was the perfect union and it has created the best set of uber-villains that the WWF has seen to date. Stephanie, for those of you who have come to the reviews to find out about these people, is the daughter was Vince Mahon. Vince owns the WWF. Stephanie, for those of you who do not have a television set, is the pretty brunette who sits on the tall blond’s arm (He being HHH). The beauty and the beast, the brains and the brawn, I am sure the careful WWF viewer will have worked out that Stephanie is as sharp as a razorblade (and about as mean to). Steph is out to make her... Read review

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Advantages: Close to town, Quiet, Nice rooms
Disadvantages: Expensive bar

...We had immense trouble deciding on a hotel for my husband's birthday break in Amsterdam. We're trying to find a reasonably priced hotel that wasn't too shabby and in a decent location. After reviewing all the options, we went for the NH City Centre, if only because of it's 1920's styling and proximity to town. We were not disappointed. The hotel is lovely with each room finished beautifully, if you like the modern thing (and we do!). The overall atmosphere is very calm and serene. It took us forever to find the hotel, but that may have been because I insisted, as I had been to Amsterdam a couple of times before, that finding our way around would be easy, we could walk there and we didn't need a map. About an hour later we finally found the back of the hotel, exhausted from dragging our suitcases up and down a zillion canals. It IS... Read review

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