Lara Custance, who was in The Tribe spin-off The New Tomorrow as Harmony, is appearing in a marketing campaign for the
Hil Cook Solution Buds. You may also know Lara as Abi in
Paradise Cafe, well Hil Cook was also the make up artist who worked on Paradise Cafe (series 2 is currently going through post production!).
Anyhows, check out the lovely Lara, with fellow Paradise Cafe actress Georgia Fabish, in the promo video for Hil Cook Solution Buds…
There’s also some cool pics of the sassy Custance, from behind the scenes on the viral promo video shoot on Facebook. Check them out also follow the page by adding you’re ‘Like’ to stay informed on the product and competitions to win some buds.
Personally I have to say I’m impressed by Hil’s Solution Buds, you basically pull the top bud off let the solution soak into the bottom bud, remove your make-up with the ‘solutioned bud’ and then clean it off with the dry bud – ingenious! Handy for a night out!
Still not convinced? Well, one of our favourite Tribe cast members, Antonia Prebble, has been carrying a pack!
Oops! I totally slept on this news!
Remember Paradise Cafe? It was shown in 2009 in the UK (BBC1/CBBC) and TV2 in New Zealand. It starred The Tribe’s Amelia Reynolds (Tally in Tribe 3) as the character Chloe aswell as Lara Custance (who played Harmony in The Tribe spin-off The New Tomorrow) as Abi…
Well, the series was so successful that both the actors will be reprising their roles in the second series of Paradise Cafe! Amelia and Lara have already began filming the second series, in April 2010 filming commenced in Wellington and this month they are going to be shooting in Rarotonga.
All the best to both of them, can’t wait to see what mysteries the new series has instore!
How did I miss this?!
Paradise Cafe, which was shown in the UK in January on CBBC/BBC1, has finally began it’s run in it’s homeland, New Zealand, on TV2.
The series stars Amelia Reynolds (The Tribe’s Tally) as sea-ghost Chloe and Lara Custance (The New Tomorrow’s Harmony) as Abi. With the launch of the series in New Zealand came a website for the series, featuring new pics, interviews with the cast (they are worth reading and are pasted below!) and a video interview with Amelia has appeared on YouTube…
She looks awesome in the series as does Lara, it is definitely a fun series to watch. If you’re in New Zealand you can catch it on weekends on TV2. Continue reading…
Just a quickie, I’ve uploaded a video clip from the CBBC series to tribeHeaven’s youTube channel. It’s a bit random, lol.
I’ve left English subtitles in the video, hope you don’t mind… Continue reading…
There’s been quiet alot of visitors to this blog from fans of the Paradise Café series, currently showing in the UK on BBC channel CBBC and soon to be broadcast in New Zealand on TVNZ… Well, we’ve got hold of some exclusive pics here, featuring the brilliant Amelia Reynolds who was Tally in The Tribe series 3 and Lara Custance who was Harmony in The Tribe spin-off series ‘The New Tomorrow’.
[edit] If you’d like screenshots of the series, check out this cool page here with thanks to Charlie for the link! Continue reading…
Flame haired Amelia Reynolds, who played Tally in The Tribe series 3, can be seen in the new UK BBC series Paradise Cafe. The kids show has been described as “a beachside mystery with a supernatural twist”. In the series Amelia plays the character Chloe… It turns out that Chloe is not just a girl, but also a ghost… Spooky.
Amelia gave a great performance in the show. The show itself is, uhm… Not my cuppa. Episode 1 premiered on Tuesday 6th January, further episodes will be shown weekly on Tuesdays at 5:15pm on CBBC. Episode one is on the BBC iPlayer.
The series was shot last year over a two month period in New Zealand, more info can be found in an interview with it’s female lead Holly Bodimeade, who plays Megan, here. The series also stars Lara Custance in the role of Abi (pictured here and with Amelia here and here). Ring a bell? Well, she played Harmony in The Tribe ‘spin-off’ The New Tomorrow. Speaking of bells… Continue reading…
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