On our last day of counting down 'til Christmas, we hereby bring to you: the chance to win an 8GB iPod Nano – and shape the future of The Feed.
We’d love to know what you’d like to read about, watch, win and experience on The Feed next year, so click here to fill out our short survey and you could win an 8GB black iPod Nano equipped with a built in video camera, 2.2" colour display and FM radio.
On the fifth day 'til Christmas, we hereby give to you: access to loads of neat-o Orange goodies! Previously only available to our staff, we've opened up our Brand Shop just in time for Christmas...
Inside, you'll find everything from nifty USB stick characters to our mighty 'Boom' microspeaker. Order today and we'll even throw in a free gift – just like on TV! Treat you or a friend to something orange by Monday and you'll get it in time for Christmas, and we'll include a free plush toy with the first 100 orders.
Following the success of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Stanley Kubrick set out to make a film about Napoleon Bonaparte – an epic that might have seen Jack Nicholson playing the French emperor! Kubrick filled boxes and boxes with research material, built a vast picture library and told his backers it would be "the best movie ever made".
Unfortunately, another big Napoleon-themed film was released – and flopped – before Kubrick even starting filming, and the idea was consigned to history. Until now.
Following on from their Stanley Kubrick archive book – which you can win this week on the Orange Film Club page – art book publisher Taschen have created a new tome as epic as Kubrick's unfinished masterpiece. Launched this week at a party at Kubrick's estate near Harpendon, the giant book hides ten smaller ones inside a secret compartment – a treasure trove to match the one Kubrick accumulated while doing his meticulous research. There's the script, a vast picture book of period details, letters to Kubrick's Napoleon expert and more...
Reading through it all, you get the feeling it would have been an amazing film – but at least now we get to see what could have been. For pictures of the launch – where Stanley Kubrick's widow Christiane signed copies – visit our Orange Film Club page. You can also win a ten film Kubrick box set and Taschen's original Kubrick archives book.
Christmas is a comin' and if you're anything like us, you haven't bought a single present yet, nevermind making a list and checking it twice. To help get into the holiday spirit, we're giving away a whole heap of shiny prizes – with everything from flatscreen TVs to iPod docks up for grabs.
To enter, just turn up your sound, shake the box and guess what's inside. You can enter every day, so keep coming back to The Feed or bookmark orange.co.uk/shake.
Happy shaking!
