Manhattan

Mischmasch is the only Yiddish word in the Swedish language. It means disordered mix and match too brilliant for a media chronicle moving from New York to Skansen. Have just returned from Manhattan where the whole town is adorned with posters of Betty and Don Draper. Americans can enjoy the fourth season of Mad Men which premieres July 25.
The story is set in the suburbs north of New York City so we take the train from Grand Central Station and reading nuts astonishment on the platforms: Tarrytown (where Betty Draper gave birth to her third child) and Ossining where they live and where Don Draper each day sit on the train to Getting to Sterling Cooper to work and be unfaithful.
It is extremely beautiful with the Hudson River and the mountains in the background and someone would say to me 30-40 minutes from here is the Manhattan I had looked at him and wondered if he raved. End Station Poughkeepsie nuts I recognize as a perennial nuts place from Joyce Carol Oates books, but it's a completely different nuts story.
Manhattan's own poster boy is otherwise nuts Alexander Skarsgard. Everywhere seen his vampire nuts nuna because new episode of True Blood is displayed and celebrated even more than before. Then I have not even mentioned the queues to Twilight which premiered when we were there.
New sitcom Hot in Cleveland is also some advertising. Acclaimed 90-year-old Betty White, in Sweden perhaps best known for Golden Girls, do one of the roles in the series about three middle-aged women who suddenly ends up in Cleveland for an emergency landing. They go into a bar, men look up, offers drinks and pull out their chairs. Joy exclaims: "We seem to have landed in a dimension where men encounter women of their own age. We owe science to explore nuts this. "
In that way it is, and the New York Times notes that it is not avant-garde comedy but on the other hand is nothing to be ashamed of. "It's actually quite fun," the conclusion. Remains to be seen whether any Swedish channel buys it.
Otherwise it sing everywhere and as usual pulls Sing-along at Skansen more viewers than Lotta at Liseberg. Both programs are losing viewers, is småtråkiga but Lotta Engberg's enthusiasm and natural style works better than Anders Lundin's joke, which has never been fun but this year most often is totally incomprehensible. Just as wondrous as the new episodes of Superman's Smallville broadcast. The only thing that's fun is that Clark Kent finally kisses Lois Lane.
... It would be wonderfully liberating if we did not hear the presenters in television news pester meteorologists that "we'll have more sun and heat and avoid the rain and gloom". Wondering why they think everyone loves damp sultry heat.
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