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IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY Orange, lemons, blues and pinks… spruce up your summer wardrobe this Saturday Mona
How about some shopping this Saturday? Therapeutic and exhilarating, at the same time it can also streamline the weekdays ahead, giving you a break from the last moment confusion of what to wear for the day! The essentials to stock up for the summer remain almost constant. We did a quick survey to find out what's haute this season! 'Flexi clothing' is the buzzword. In the maddening rush of life, as we hop from one appointment to another, clothes that can change the look are in. "Multi-purpose comfortable clothes go with today's lifestyle," says Kunal Rawal, the youngest fashion designer to debut and showcase at Lakme Fashion Week. With a design diploma from London College of Fashion, Kunal chose men's clothing to be his forte and believes in giving contemporary look to old Indian silhouettes. When it comes to women fashion, it's 'capes' that are stealing the look. "This little piece of dress is multi-purpose; it can be worn over denims, short skirts, one-piece dress or a cotton kurta that assures to alter the look," says Ritu Kochhar, corporate director, INIFD-8. Here's the assorted list. Check out if its time to retire the old 'white shirt' and get a new one. Stock up on what you lack. Happy shopping! Eve’s world
All-round cape: Capes go well with Indian as well as western outfits. "As much part of summer as winter, find one in cotton, chanderi or Maheshwari," says Ritu Kocchar. Team it up with different pieces and alter the look! White collared shirt: Nothing looks cooler than a crisp, white cotton shirt over a pair of denims. An absolute must have. Pair of denim shorts: "Go for blue or white, choice is yours. Summer is for some skin show," says Varsha Khanna, fashion stylist. Floral dresses: Choose between a floral town gown, a sheer, maxi dress or a shorter one-piece dress. Go for pastels and florals. Ethnic chikan: An off-white chikan kurta, churidar with colourful duppatta is must summer wear. Remember Kajol in 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai'? Where to head
The 17 piazza, well all brands are here and so are the designers. If you are keen Kunal Rawal's collection, find it in Meena Bazaar, Mani Majra. Shastri market-22 has its own share of export surplus. A good chance of finding capes and dresses if you are ready to sweat it out a bit! More in the city
Musical night mona@tribunemail.com
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Chalo cinema
Mona The viewers were spoilt for choice this Friday as some six movies hit the screen. Shor In The City, Chalo Dilli, Men Will Be Men, Naughty @40, Source Code, Thor…there was something for everyone. Delhi belly
A comedy Chalo Dilli clicks with critics but our city audience give it thumbs down. Directed by Shashant Shah, this movie stars Vinay Pathak and Lara Dutta. A cloth merchant and a jetsetter banker come together in this road journey. Not me I found this road journey so boring that I decided to walk out at half time. There is nothing about the movie that could keep the viewer in the hall. Tarun Passi, student Sweet story A simple travel story of mismatched partners - more of ‘Due Date’s’ Bollywood version. Could have been better, if the other characters were developed a bit. But the acting of both Lara and Vinay is superb! Seema Sharma, teacher Mumbai matinee
Great flick A superb flick that makes Mumbai come alive. The events keeps you hooked. Tusshar Kapoor rocks
as Tilak. Shagun Singh, college-goer Black humour After a long time, I have come across such a flick. A fine specimen of black humour, I recommend it to one and all. Sidhant Sharma, engineering student |
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Face of hatred
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan seen with a supposed bump, Anna Hazare’s fight-till-death campaign, Poonam Pandey’s horrendous claims of going nude, Veena Malik and his ‘Aiiishmit’; Mahesh Bhatt’s fatherly slap and ‘take care’ treatment for Pakistani actress Meera…if anything is happening, it’s on Facebook! And if you think it’s just the goody things that Facebook promotes and showcases, then we bet you still haven’t checked the ‘album of hatred’ and ‘Hate Pages’. Yes, you have heard us right, Facebook has ‘Hate Pages’, hate albums created by the users for and against people they dislike. It goes without saying that there are more people we hate than we love. Cosmic law…maybe! Veena Malik, politician Narendra Modi, actor Shah Rukh Khan, so much so Rahul Gandhi (Hey, how can you hate him?) has the privilege of having a ‘Hate Page’ to their name.
Let’s begin with Rakhi Sawant ‘We Hate Rakhi Sawant Page’, 1,65,309 people like this page, and upload pictures, on-liners, jokes on this controversial ‘silicon missing and found’ queen. Amit Puri, 22, an upcoming singer is one of the regular visitor and fan of this page. He explains the why and how of it, “Some people do such atrocious acts that you can’t help saying ‘what’s wrong with you.’ Rakhi Sawant is one such lady who comes up with the weirdest possible stuff every month. Now that I am not her friend or relative (you should be thankful), I express my disgust on Facebook. Here we have a ‘I Hate Rakhi Sawant Page’ where people like me vent their emotions for Rakhi,” he laughs. The page has suggestions for Rakhi, jokes on her, fans sharing what Rakhi should do, and what she can avoid. Close to Rakhi Sawant are her two sisters in crime, Poonam Pandey and Veena Malik. The ‘I hate’ pages on both have a good fan following. Nearly 11,366 people share their fondness for Poonam and almost 5,029 for Veena! Both pages have an interesting ‘Points of Hatred’ and why am I better than you sub headings, which have some funny, weird observations. A fan advices Poonam – ‘Had I been in your place, I would have kept my promise! The other one is furious and asks Veena to go back to her country. Harleen Kohli, 24, a city-based designer, was introduced to the Hate Page by her friend who had created a similar page for her boss. “This is an interesting way of mutually sharing hatred. There are many pages for celebrities. I was surprised to find one against Rahul Gandhi.” Oh yes, not only Rahul Gandhi, the favourite Gen X politician, others like Barack Obama, Narender Modi also have dedicated fans on ‘I hate pages. What’s more, 1,9,647 people are dedicatedly following the ‘I Hate Shah Rukh Khan Page’. In fact, the actor also has a hate album to his credit. Pictures of animals that Shah Rukh Khan could look like, pictures of his smoking at public places, suggestions asking him to stay away from new actresses, finds place on this page. It would be a sin to miss out on the page that has the highest number of fans…‘I Hate Raghu Rajiv’ page. An unbelievable 7,30,656 followers! Aha! Now you know what to do about a person you don’t really like. Hate him write on wall, right now and here on Facebook! jasmine@tribunemail.com
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Commoner’ bride Kate not uncommon among royals: Study Kate Middleton may be the first commoner in four centuries to marry a future heir to the British throne, but it is not all that uncommon for royals globally to marry outside aristocracy, says a new study. “Barely one in four princes worldwide today marry fellow royals, reveals the study of 107 royal romances since World War II, while just one in 17 European princes do so,” says the study by social networking site Badoo.com. “Indeed, nearly three-quarters of European princes now marry commoners, rather than royals or aristocrats,” the study says. “British royals, in other words, are finally becoming more European in their approach to marriage.” Badoo’s researchers studied 107 serious romances involving princes worldwide since 1945. They came from 30 countries, 33 royal families and four continents, said the site while releasing the study to coincide with Middleton’s wedding with Prince William. — IANS
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Love Ka The End
Ashmit Patel and Veena Malik have been in the headlines for something or the other since their association in Bigg Boss 4. Their link-up made for juicy news. But Veena’s tactics to stay in the news were not appreciated by Ashmit and therefore it is heard that the two have called it quits. The final nail in the coffin was the fact that Ashmit’s sister Ameesha Patel didn’t invite Veena when she threw a big party. A very upset Veena left the city on Friday. |
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Zara hatke love stories
Director Anurag Kashyap-Actress Kalki
This duo reminds us that love is possible between a director and an actress. Director Anurag Kashyap who launched Kalki in Dev D, fell in love with her while shooting for
the movie. Actor Aamir Khan-Director Kiran Rao
Aamir Khan married Kiran Rao in 2001. The couple fell in love during the shooting of Lagaan, where Kiran was an assistant director to Ashutosh Govarikar. Aamir divorced his wife Reena Dutta to marry Kiran Rao. Actress Sridevi-Director Boney Kapoor
Sridevi and Boney Kapoor fell in love
and married in 1996. She acted in a few movies after that and even in a television show, but is now just seen in parties and social gatherings. Director Kabir Khan-Actress Mini Mathur
They fell in love outside the sets. Yes, we are talking about director Kabir Khan and actress Mini Mathur One is a successful director, while the other is a television actress and anchor. They have two children. Director Abbas Tyrewala-Actress Pakhi Tyrewala
Abbas Tyrewala married Pakhi when she was his assistant for Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na. He later launched her as an actress opposite John Abraham in the movie Jootha Hi
Sahi. |
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Singer and actress Jessica Simpson has revealed that she and fiance Eric Johnson have set a date for their wedding. "I'm still trying to figure out what to wear! I don't know if I want the big boom, or the curvy thing, but it will be something beautiful," she said."I kind of have a couple ideas in my head, and I have a date; I'm really excited!" the Style Icon of the Year said at the mag's Hot Hollywood party at LA's Eden on Tuesday. Simpson, who got engaged to former NFL player Johnson in November, said she isn't worried about slimming down before the big day. "I just have to work out on my own. There is no regimen I need to follow. There's no diet I need to follow. I just need to do some things for myself and that's it. And that will make me feel the happiest," the singer said."No exercise is fun! I am going to dance around my bedroom and hopefully lose some weight -- and lift some weights and do what I can!" she added. — ANI Bloom-ing fear
When Hollywood heartthrob Orlando Bloom was first offered the role of a cocky, eyeliner loving rocker in Sympathy for Delicious, he was terrified of the character. The British actor said that when he read the script he could not imagine himself as Stain, the egomaniacal punk band leader in Mark Ruffalo's directorial debut."That ego and that confidence and that character was so alien. There were lines of dialogue in this movie that I was just, I didn't know how I was gonna do it," said the 34-year-old actor."I told Mark 'I would love to get the opportunity to work with you on this, I'm slightly terrified of it, but I would love to give it a go'," said the star of blockbusters like Lord of the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean. — PTI
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Fashionista
A maxi dress is basically a garment for summer because of the comfort factor. This is one-piece that tends to highlight your good features while hiding your flaws. You know, it’s a maxi dress when it’s full length and flowing to the ankle level. Opt for a maxi dress that has a fitted upper half of the body, till the chest or the empire line and flowing down till the ankles. Anyone can carry this outfit with style. The maxi dress comes in different styles, patterns and necklines from a halter, spaghetti to a tube and in a variety of fabrics in floral cotton prints, polyester, jersey, georgettes, chiffons and linens. Bold and bright floral prints are most common and nowadays we see loads of lace, crochet, hand-painting, screen-printing, ribbon-work et al. The best quality of this garment is that its appeal changes with the accessories used. For a casual day at college or just lounging at a coffee bar, flaunt your maxi with a pair of gladiators, canvas shoes, flat slip-ons, loafers with multi-coloured bangles, a bold watch, aviators and a canvas shoulder bag. When it’s a pool side lunch calling add on a nice hat, a mull-scarf and some beaded neckpieces. The same maxi dress can be converted into a glamourous night-wear, while just slipping on a pair of sexy stilleteos, a smart clutch, long chandelier earrings, a splash of your favourite scent, highlighted cheeks and a shimmer gloss. A maxi dress can look a little jumpy when worn with a cotton jacket, very feminine when matched with a cotton shrug or a cardigan, very formal when worn with a cape, and this versatile piece is a must-have this summer. However, when you go shopping remember to take your exact measurements to avoid picking a piece that makes you look like a balloon! When picking on a maxi, make sure it is fitted around the chest till the empire line takes the shape of your body and flows down to your ankles. If you are heavy on the hips, avoid having too much fabric there, instead opt for a soft flowing fabric that drapes well at the problem area and flows down, giving you a slimmer silhouette. Avoid long coats with the maxi as it will cut your length and will make you look shorter. (The writer is corporate
director INIFD Chandigarh)
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Fancy some long, slit chillies cooked to creamy perfection with cheese? Or, a combination of trotter, chillies and garlic? Then Bhutan is the place you are looking for. Someone has rightly said it is the only country in the world where chillies red and green are eaten as vegetables. And cheese too melts its way into the curries and momos of the Himalayan kingdom. Thinley Dorji, CEO of Terma Linca Resort and Spa in Thimphu, says chillies play an important role in keeping the body warm and that is why consuming them in large amounts in daily meals is justified in Bhutan’s cold environs. “As you know, we grow almost all types of vegetables in Bhutan, but we are chilli-loving people. You will find fresh chillies in almost everything. But when it comes to offering food to tourists, we tend to cut down on the chilli,” Linca said. Chillies are such an integral part of their lives that almost on every rooftop, you will find people drying them out to store and use in various ways. “We dry up a lot many vegetables like mushrooms, chillies and use them during winter when it gets difficult to get fresh vegetables,” said Tashi Lhaden, a housewife. A most popular Bhutanese chilli cuisine is ‘emadatshi’, a mix of long, slit chillies cooked in cheese. It is not-so-hot as the cheese neutralises the sting and makes the dish creamy. There are also dishes like kewa dachi - a mix of chilli, cheese and potato soup - and kangchu maroo - a combination of trotters, chillies and garlic. And, yes, the Bhutanese love their cheese too. Their hot and steamy cheese momos served with hot red chilli sauce is a welcome break from the regular chicken momos that one gets to eat in India. But their best momo preparation is with beef fillings - sinking your teeth into juicy beef momos is a delightful experience. You can pamper your taste buds with other cheese-based curries - cauliflower, mushroom or potatoes is used a lot in this region. Vegetables like cabbage, eggplant, beans and carrots are also used to make mixed vegetable curry. “And if one wants to enjoy a region, it’s always best to gorge on the local food and drinks,” said Priya Ahluwalia, a freelancer and tourist. Bhutan, a country of 700,000, is a rice-eating nation and irrespective of the fact that they do grow white rice, people prefer the red variety. Apart from regular chicken, lamb and fish dishes, the Bhutanese follow various pork and beef recipes as they too help keep the body warm. Beef and mushroom tshoem (curry), jasha maroo (minced chicken), kewa phagsha (spicy pork with potatoes) and phakash pa (pork cubes) are quite popular. A trip to the country is not complete without sampling the various flavours of tea - like green tea, jasmine tea or tshiringma. Then there is suja, the most popular beverage made of butter - but one needs to develop a taste for this salty tea as the flavour of melting butter grows on you slowly. A country’s cuisine is incomplete without a mention of its drinks. Some regions have locally brewed liquors and ara is the best. Stored in ‘palangas’ or traditional containers, it is made with grains like wheat, barley, millet, maize, jowar, bajra and rice. It is fermented with yeast and there is no written recipe to follow. The method is passed from generation to generation. —IANS
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For a spring summer collection, it wasn’t as summery. Read long flowery gowns, trench coat, liberal use of black. On the whole, the fourteen ensembles comprised either one-piece dresses, or red carpet gowns, including a jump suit. Post the collections themed Le Baroque and St Valentine’s, students of Raffles Millennium International showcased their latest Spring/ Summer Collection 2011 on Mystery Jungle. The Institute was given a forest atmosphere for the exhibition. Shares Omar Benitez, head of faculty, fashion design, “It is not just about the collection but the whole environment that we want to showcase.”He adds, “This time our theme is fairytale with a magic element, that’s why we called it Mystery Element. We’ve used different textures, with a lot of falls. For which the inspiration was water falls.” The colour palette comprised black, forest green, purple, yellow, red and pink used in fabrics like satin, organza, chiffon, silk, cotton and lace. As for the darker shades, it had to represent, “the good side and the darker side” of things. Shares Omar, “We wanted to come up with something totally different and new. That’s one of the reasons we chose magic forest as our inspiration.” —Manpriya Khurana The exhibition will be open to the public April 28 to May 5
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Why the extra clothes?
Sonakshi Sinha carries an extra pair of clothes wherever she goes. She usually goes to her sets and to Salman Khan's house. So, is she getting drenched in the heat that she carries extra clothes? Or, is she the type who wears long skirts when she leaves her house and changes into minis later on? We couldn't tell you! Salman Khan and Sonakshi Sinha starrer Kick, produced by Sajid
Nadiadwala, will be shot in Korea. The producers had zeroed in on Japan earlier but the location had to be shifted because of the earthquake. Korea is a relatively unexplored locale for Hindi films and only Gangster has been shot there. Spoilt for choice
Karisma Kapoor is looking forward to make a comeback in films. The yummy mummy of two is contemplating three movie offers. She looks so youthful and radiant that she could give any current heroine a run for her money! Copy Kat? Katrina Kaif's next item song in Mere Brother Ki Dulhan is similar to her rival Deepika Padukone's Chor Bazaari from Love Aaj Kal. Both songs feature the primary cast getting drunk and acting crazy at a dhaba. Let's see which one is better!
Weighty issue
Anushka Sharma is skinny yet shapely. Yet, she has been asked to get completely lean and fit for her next with
YRF, Ladies Vs Ricky Bahl. She is training hard these days before her schedule begins. Miss Sharma is a foodie but is genetically blessed to stay thin. Lucky girl! Good luck John
John Abraham has turned producer and his production house is called John Abraham Entertainment. He has produced a couple of commercials and will get into feature films next year. Good luck! |
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Manini’s fashion mantra
Since Manini De Mishra, aka Sasha from Rang Badalti Odhani on Star One, recently entered the show, this new character is gaining popularity for her trendy look. We catch up with the former ramp model as she shares her beauty and fashion mantras with her fans. How would you describe your style? Comfort is the most important aspect of my style. My style also reflects my personality, which is easygoing. I do not believe in following trends and create them instead. What are your fashion mantras? I make sure that my footwear suits the kind of outfit that I am wearing. Suppose I am wearing shorts then the appropriate footwear will be wedge heels or tie up heels. The colour of the outfit and shoes should contrast yet not jarring. Which fashion trend makes you cringe? I hate leopard-print dresses, they make me want to roar (laughs). Some people also wear strange looking gowns and I don’t know which part of the world they get them from. I also find too much lace and ruffles too feminine for my taste. The most important items in your makeup kit? Kajal and mascara top the list. Then I also use a good lip balm, sun block and perfume because I am crazy about fragrances. How do you maintain your hair? I regularly apply an equal amount of almond, castor and olive oil to my hair. However, I apply it only at the roots and ends. This routine helps me to keep my hair healthy. What is the secret behind your flawless skin? The secret is that I consume lots of fish and water. I also do breathing exercises like pranayam and make sure that I laugh a lot. Whose beauty and style do you admire? I love the way Deepika Padukone styles her hair as it accentuates her classic looks. She looks good in any outfit she wears and that’s what I admire about her. Your character Sasha in Rang Badalti Odhani has become popular for her style. What would you say about her style? The compliment for Sasha’s look has to be credited to the team of Rang Badalti Odhani. However, I did discuss my character’s look with my stylist. Garments do not possess an identity and it depends on the personality who is wearing it. I am open to wearing different kinds of outfits but I do forewarn the team about the colours and cuts that do not suit me. Coming from a modelling background, I am aware of what looks good on me. I am also in touch with the latest trends, thanks to my daughter. Both of us share clothes and she also gives me fashion advice. Currently, she is on a holiday in Delhi and has taken all the clothes with her. I am left with just a few jeans (laughs). —HRM The makers of SAB TV’s Papad Pol-Shahbuddin Rathod Ki Rangeen
Duniya, Optimystix, are all set to bring in another show on SAB TV. We hear that the upcoming show Ammaji Ki Gali will apparently replace their current show. The show is winding up as there has been a drop in TRP of the show recent. Megastar Amitabh Bachchan will host the fifth season of the popular and hit reality game show Kaun Banega
Crorepati. “Preparing now for KBC’s next season starting in a few months... creative and promo discussions today ... very interesting,” Bachchan said on Twitter. —HRM
Vineet Raina will make a comeback on small screen as a host for Zee Cinema’s Khel Khel Mein. The show is already on air and now Tisca Chopra of Taare Zameen Par fame will be co-hosting the show with Vineet Raina from May 16. She will showcase a segment wherein kids will be introduced as part of the show. She will be seen interacting with kids and dancing with them too.
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astro turf
ARIES: Put knowledge into practice or learn how to do something better. Working women: be careful while dealing with the clients. Businessmen find the day quite hectic. A nagging doubt gets cleared. Tarot Message: Plan your life to avoid the in build delays that comes your way. Lucky color: Peacock green. Magic Number: 29.
TAURUS: Your card is “Fortune” so this can be a good day on financial front. Try your luck at a range of speculative possibilities. If your career is in good shape, a request for higher pay can be answered positively by management, which values your capacity. Tarot Message: Use careful judgment in handling issues involving property. Lucky color: White. Magic Number: 61. GEMINI: Relations with fellow workers are on a high and your popularity can increase. Schedule group meeting today. They can be both productive and enjoyable. Selling big goals may seem unrealistic. An infant in the family will be source of happiness. Tarot Message: Yet work could pose certain minor difficulties but don’t worry. Lucky color: Rainbow Pastels. Magic Number: 55. CANCER: Little joy is to be bad in company so avoid getting involved with demanding social senses. It will be the minor pinpricks that provoke you. Newly married will find home atmosphere tense. Welcome new relationship into your life. Tarot Message: Try to put your terms and conditions in writing. Lucky color: Pomegranate red. Magic Number: 32. LEO: Your card Four of Wands promises an excellent day. Fatigue, monotony? Take a break. Do not feel guilty about taking time out to look after your well-being both mental and physical. Preventing health problem is better than treating them. Tarot Message: Delays are the only obstacle in your way to success. Lucky color: Ebony. Magic Number: 42. VIRGO: Charm, diplomacy, respect and cooperation are far better attributes to employ in dealing with people if you want positive results. Tendencies for manipulation or revenge should be controlled and contained. Job applications yield good results. Physical exercise is imperative to relative stress. Tarot Message: Do what is right and watch your best interests. Lucky color: Pink.
Magic Number: 65. LIBRA: Pleasant day for everything. Be prepared for multiple invitations to social events and gatherings. Turn your attention to jobs that gives you an opportunity to make the best use of your intellect. A comfortable evening for those in love. Senior citizens: meditation gives you relaxed mind. Tarot Message: Don’t be dismissive of advice from youthful origin. Lucky color: Royal Blue. Magic Number: 36. SCORPIO: Doing a spell of overtime or catching up with work at home would help pay the bills. Now is the time to distinguish clearly between wants and needs. Your desires seem to have no end but your bank account will dry up before your wants. Tie up the loose ends. Tarot Message: Beware of depleting your energy or resources on others. Lucky color: Cream. Magic Number: 33. SAGITTARIUS: A healthy competition instinct can be harnessed for greater accomplishment. Stick to what you know and do best and you won’t go wrong. There may be trouble brewing in the family that would benefit from a sensible voice of reason before matters spiral out of hand. Tarot Message: Versatility and a quicksilver mind will bail you out of a situation. Lucky color: Turquoise. Magic Number: 64. CAPRICORN: Doing overtime an urgent job or dealing with a crisis are all possible reasons for being dragged back to the workplace. Make the best of it by doing what must be done quickly and effectively. A hectic evening ahead for teenagers. Tarot Message: You find within yourself a fountainhead of a will power. Lucky color: Saffron. Magic Number: 24. AQUARIUS: You should give a serious thought to your business. Decisions that need to be made especially involving career should not be put off. You have the clear headedness and courage to bite the bullet. Correspondence can be brought up to date. Tarot Message: Focus on the better to mitigate the bitter. Lucky color: Silver Grey. Magic Number: 54. PISCES: A major domestic purchases can be made with confidence but may not be available until next week. Be patient, even though you want it immediately. Love life suffers due to family problems. A comfortable evening ahead. Tarot Message: Take limited risks with you capital. Lucky color: Sea Green. Magic Number: 60. |
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the year ahead If your birthday is April 30...
This year you will visit new places and meet important people. Make a trip to some hill station. This will be a stepping-stone to something even greater. Shared activities are likely to offer pleasure. You will be in the mood to spend money. The period between August and September this year won’t be good for travel, so it’s better to postpone your travel plans. Best period for romance or attending ceremonies falls between May to August, 2011. Favourable period for new ventures should be selected between September to December. The general indications for education are very good. You have a good retentive capacity and very keen interests in academic pursuits. This is a good year for competitive exams. Now, you may get reward for your hard work. You may achieve your goal with little hard work. |
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Though many movies have portrayed Mumbai before, Shor In The City found favour with critics and viewers alike. Produced under Alt Entertainment, directed by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK, Shor starts with three guys who chance upon a rare loot on a local train, which opens up new, dangerous avenues for them. With Tusshar Kapoor, Alok Chaturvedi, Sudhir Chowdhary, Pitabash Tripathy and Sendhil Ramamurthy for cast, was the flick a hit with the audience?
Seasons come and seasons go…at least we get an excuse to do up our wardrobes quarterly! Summer is here and maxi dresses/town gowns have been creating waves among the fashion-conscious. This wonder ensemble is chic, feminine, comfortable, flirty, flowing, versatile, stylish and most of all it is the piece to be flaunted this summer. Yes, we are referring to the super comfortable and easy maxi dress, which is back with a vengeance this summer.
Kicking in Korea
Papad Pol to go off air?
Big B gets going
Tisca’s new Khel
Kirsten Dunst (full name Kirsten Caroline
Dunst) was born on April 30, 1982 in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, USA. She is a famous actress. She started her career as a child model and had a contract with Ford. She attended the Ranney School in Tinton Falls, New Jersey but decided to quit to have a career in acting. So, she moved to California. Roles in movies like Interview with the Vampire, The Virgin Suicides, Marie Antoinette and Bring It On and in the Spider-Man series have made her famous. She attended the Anne Rice’s Memnoch Ball in New Orleans. She had had romantic relationships with Jeff
Smeenge, Jake Gyllenhaal and Johnny Borrell.