Amy Hunting (born 1984 Drammen, Norway ) is a furniture designer.
Life
She graduated from Danmarks Designskole in 2008, where she studied furniture and spatial design. She worked for Established and Sons before setting up her own practise in London. Based in a studio in East London, she now works on developing and making furniture as well as working as a freelance illustrator.
Her furniture has been exhibited internationally as well as featured in numerous publications. She combines her passion for drawings and illustrations with furniture and continues to explore new areas of craft and making within the design process.
She is the founder and curator of Norwegian Prototypes, an annual exhibition for new Norwegian furniture design.
Life
She graduated from Danmarks Designskole in 2008, where she studied furniture and spatial design. She worked for Established and Sons before setting up her own practise in London. Based in a studio in East London, she now works on developing and making furniture as well as working as a freelance illustrator.
Her furniture has been exhibited internationally as well as featured in numerous publications. She combines her passion for drawings and illustrations with furniture and continues to explore new areas of craft and making within the design process.
She is the founder and curator of Norwegian Prototypes, an annual exhibition for new Norwegian furniture design.
Rooibie Red Tea is an organic bottled tea made in Louisville, Kentucky. It was started by Jeff Stum, who was a Brown-Forman executive when in 2006 he wanted to start his own brand offering a variety of teas spiked with alcohol. "After a year of experimentation", Stum felt he had "hit a wall" and "discovered that if he left the alcohol out of the tea, the stuff tasted great." The tea debuted in November of 2009 and is "developing a devoted fan base" through a grassroots marketing campaign." Roobie Red Tea was a food category winner in Garden & Gun magazine's Made in the South 2010 competition.
Yash Chopra's Untitled Filma romantic film which will be directed by Yash Chopra.This film will
cast Shahrukh Khan,Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma in lead roles.The film will go on floors on 5th
January 2012.It is slated for a Diwali 2012 release.Yash Chopra is back on direction after 7 years.His last
direction was Veer Zaara in 2004 which was a blockbuster.This film also starred Shahrukh Khan in the
lead role.This will be Yash Chopra's and Shahrukh Khan's fourth film together.In past they have worked
in Darr,Dil To Pagal Hai and Veer Zaara.All these films were blockbusters.
Cast
* Shahrukh Khan
* Katrina Kaif
* Anushka Sharma
cast Shahrukh Khan,Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma in lead roles.The film will go on floors on 5th
January 2012.It is slated for a Diwali 2012 release.Yash Chopra is back on direction after 7 years.His last
direction was Veer Zaara in 2004 which was a blockbuster.This film also starred Shahrukh Khan in the
lead role.This will be Yash Chopra's and Shahrukh Khan's fourth film together.In past they have worked
in Darr,Dil To Pagal Hai and Veer Zaara.All these films were blockbusters.
Cast
* Shahrukh Khan
* Katrina Kaif
* Anushka Sharma
Mina Al-Oraibi is an Iraqi journalist and commentator. She is currently assistant editor-in-chief of Asharq Alawsat and has appeared on international television networks contributing political analysis.
Life and career
Al-Oraibi was born in Sweden and raised in Iraq, Australia, Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom. She gained a Bachelor of Arts in History from University College London, specialising in Anglo-American relations. Her dissertation for her Master of Arts in History was on the .
She has worked as the London correspondent for Al-Hayat newspaper and as the Washington DC correspondent for Asharq Alawsat.
Life and career
Al-Oraibi was born in Sweden and raised in Iraq, Australia, Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom. She gained a Bachelor of Arts in History from University College London, specialising in Anglo-American relations. Her dissertation for her Master of Arts in History was on the .
She has worked as the London correspondent for Al-Hayat newspaper and as the Washington DC correspondent for Asharq Alawsat.