Modern Family is coming to Australia.
Producers of the award-winning American sitcom confirmed the cast and crew are heading Down Under next month to shoot a special vacation-themed episode.
The move is part of a deal between the show and the Australian airline carrier Qantas.
The Australian adventure comes on the back of Modern Family's other destination episodes in Wyoming and Hawaii.
“We are so excited about our trip Down Under and promise not to do any ‘down under’ jokes. We look forward to a fantastic shoot in many exotic locations,” producer Steven Levitan told AFP.
“We promise to feature a kangaroo, a koala and a boomerang. I’m sure there will be lots more, but so far that’s all we know about Australia - our American school system is a disaster.”
AFP
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Uefa Champions League semi-finals, second leg:
Liverpool (0) v Barcelona (3), Tuesday, 11pm UAE
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Who are the Soroptimists?
The first Soroptimists club was founded in Oakland, California in 1921. The name comes from the Latin word soror which means sister, combined with optima, meaning the best.
The organisation said its name is best interpreted as ‘the best for women’.
Since then the group has grown exponentially around the world and is officially affiliated with the United Nations. The organisation also counts Queen Mathilde of Belgium among its ranks.
The Byblos iftar in numbers
29 or 30 days – the number of iftar services held during the holy month
50 staff members required to prepare an iftar
200 to 350 the number of people served iftar nightly
160 litres of the traditional Ramadan drink, jalab, is served in total
500 litres of soup is served during the holy month
200 kilograms of meat is used for various dishes
350 kilograms of onion is used in dishes
5 minutes – the average time that staff have to eat
