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Stars shine down
Munda Punjabi
Injured foot forward 
While other stars tried to put their best foot forward for the Golden Globe Awards on January 11, Eva Longoria Parker had to hobble up the red carpet, because she badly sprained her ankle. The Desperate Housewives’ star got injured at one of hubby Tony Parker’s basketball games.The pretty lady had to wear an ankle brace under her stunning red Reem Acra gown for the event. “It hurt, like, two or three days after and now I can’t walk,” she said
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Knotty thoughts
Technologically challenged
Green with envy
Director’s cut Photo by S. Chandan
Sand and sensibilities Photo by S. Chandan
Strauss’ centenarian
Grab your garb
Writeback
Beauty and the beast
I vow to…
No arguments please!
True love stays on forever
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Gulzar Chahl, apna munda from Patiala, plays the lead in the movie. Though this is his first feature film as a protagonist, he had earlier played a cameo in Jag Jiyundya De Mele and has also produced the movie along with Harbhajan Mann.
More to his credit, our man is a sportsperson and has played the junior world cup cricket in 1996.
A Nahar and Puneet Moviez Pvt Ltd production, this film would also see the company's corporate foray into Bollywood. A Rs 50 crore project, this movie would see a worldwide release.
Titanic crush
Here’s some good news for Renee Zellweger’s male fans: the beauty has declared that she’s open to marrying again. The Bridget Jones’ Diary star annulled her four month marriage with Kenny Chesney in 2005.However, the 39-year-old actress, who has been previously linked to Jim Carrey and George Clooney, hasn’t ruled out marrying again. “I never say never about anything because I look back on my own personal history and it shocks me,” Zellweger said in a recent interview.She added: “If I would ever have said, ‘Oh, for sure this is going to be in my future,’ most of my experiences would not have been on my list. So I don’t even bother thinking about it, because I’ve learned that there’s no anticipating that stuff.”
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Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore showed off her pierced tongue at the Golden Globes red carpet recently. The 33-year-old actress was seen sporting a stud in the tongue as she walked down the red carpet. “I got it done about six months ago,” she said. While the whole world is under the spell of technological advancement, the Charlie’s Angel’s star insists that a thing as simple as text messaging freaks her out. In an interview to a magazine, she admitted that even texting makes her crazy. “I’m at the bottom rung of technology - even text messaging freaks me out,” she said.
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American actor Megan Fox has publicly blasted her fiancé American actor Brian Austin Green for not escorting her to the Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills. Fox, who was among the presenters, had arrived at the event minus Green causing a lot of speculation.“He doesn’t wanna be here. He doesn’t want to be my date. He’s a man, he has an ego,” she was quoted as saying. On further questioning, Fox replied that the actor was probably at home, making music. “I don’t think he cares (about the Golden Globes),” she added.
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Puneet Isarr is all perked up about his latest directorial venture
Folk music and dance are two integral part of any musical culture which reflect one’s heritage and life styles,” believes Nritya Shiromani Pandit Shakuntala Panwar. The noted kathak and folk dancer guru Shakuntala had the rare privilege of being honoured by five former Presidents of India from time to time besides the Shah of Iran and President of Indonesia. Shakuntala with her troupe ‘Shaakuntalam’ has made Rajasthani folk dances popular in 36 countries and all regions in India.
ITC’s Wills Lifestyle presents a new range exquisite collection for this winter season. The nationwide chain of specialty stores offers a complete fashion wardrobe comprising Wills Signature Designer wear, Wills Classic formal wear, Wills Sport relaxed wear, Wills Clublife evening wear and complementing fashion accessories for both men and women.
Men’s collection includes Avner sweaters with stunning pattern and vibrant styling, Gerard sweaters with stylish mock neck. The kenway tweed jacket with premium Italian wool comes with a stylish appeal.
WE have seen couples marrying outside their caste, race and religion, couples that find it hard to bear the pressures of discrimination. But to break the monotony of some age-old traditional biases, more contemporary ones have surfaced. Well, say about marrying outside your looks. Marriage as the union of two souls and well…two people belonging to different categories in matters of physical beauty.
A recent survey undertaken by the leading remarriage portal -Secondshaadi.com revealed various reasons for remarriages in India. The poll revealed that the maximum people decide to remarry to start a family (53 per cent). The second most accepted reason for remarriage is a yearning for 'companionship' as reported by 38 per cent of the members. The results were obtained from an online poll conducted amongst 1000 members of Secondshaadi.com. The poll consisted of two sections: my reasons for remarrying and my reasons for divorce.
Love hurts, they say. Loved ones mean the world to us, but it's with them only that we end up arguing. Having different views on some issue, we try aggressively to persuade the other to buy our point of view without giving a thought to his or her perspective. Ever found yourself fretting over an argument that could have avoided had you been little considerate. Once it's over, only then realising things that could have been left unsaid or those that were never meant to be said.Worry not, we have a handy list to avoid the avoidable:
If you thought true love was something just restricted to movies and soaps, then here's a piece of information: brain scans have revealed that couples can respond with as much passion after 20 years as most people exhibit only in the first flush of love. Shakespeare once said that "Love is an ever-fixed mark / That looks on tempests and is never shaken". Now, it seems, he was telling the truth, at least that's what researchers at Stony Brook University in New York think.