ILife 08 included with Mac OS X 10.5 LEOPARD??

I plan to purchase Leopard, but am wondering if iLife 08 (iPhoto etc) is INCLUDED with 10.5 Leopard or not? (I know that iWork 08 -- keynote and pages is NOT included, but kinda thought iLife 08 was bundled with Leopard).
Can anyone tell me? I've tried to find this on the Leopard "Apple Store" area, but I don't find the detials confirming this one way or the other.
Thanks,
Steve Thursday 13 December 2007

Nope, it is not bundled together with Leopard. You need to make separate purchase for that. Only if you buy a new Mac, then you'll get iLife for free.

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