The Riot Club is a version of Posh, Laura Wade's play inspired by the Bullingdon Club.
In France, they are a celebrity couple, akin to a more glamorous European version of Posh and Becks.
The Guardian says the announcement "brings to an end a union that was Pakistan's very own version of Posh and Becks".
The announcement brings to an end a union that was Pakistan's very own version of Posh and Becks and, for a while at least, looked as though it might help propel Mr Khan towards the pinnacle of Pakistani politics.
Now she is once again defending her assumptions about the upper classes because the film version of Posh, re-titled The Riot Club, opens this month, and Wade has adapted the screenplay.
She is currently working on a film version of Posh, a film screenplay for a "grownup relationship drama", and three separate commissions for the Royal Court, Hampstead theatre and Lyric Hammersmith (for whom she is adapting Sarah Waters' Tipping the Velvet).
He's recognised a lot in France – where he and Bellucci are treated as a kind of Rive Gauche version of Posh and Becks – but on screen he has a great capacity for physical transformation.
That will probably help Apple make a much nicer looking version of the posh, luxury Edition version of the watch.
Funny enough, I do feel like I am basically at an outdoor version of a posh dinner party.
Max Irons, who went to Bryanston School in Dorset, plays the lead in The Riot Club, a film version released this week of Posh, Laura Wade's satire about Oxford University's Bullingdon Club that was staged at the Royal Court in 2010.
