Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Kal Tak With Javed Ch. 31st August 2010

Kal Tak With Javed Ch. 31st August 2010

Views on News with Dr. Shahid Masood 31 aug 2010 – Gen Rtd Hameed Gul

Views on News with Dr. Shahid Masood – Gen Rtd Hameed Gul

Off the Record 31st August 2010 – Pressure on Pakistan Cricket Team



PAKISTANI TEAM- MATCH FIXING SCANDAL- A DRAMA?? WATCH FULL

Sallu’s ‘Bigg Boss’ and Amitabh’s ‘KBC 4’ to hit screens on same day











Salman Khan is up against Amitabh Bachchan or so it seems. The actor, who had left Sony in a mess after refusing to do ‘Dus Ka Dum’ at a

(Behind the scenes of Mountain Dew Ad, Filmed by Pakistani Team)

NEw Generation Song ......!! Baby Imran Khan


Scared People 68 scenes... video

Pakistan Team Match Fixing -- A Propaganda... VIDEO

Imran Khan On Pakistan's Match Fixing Scandal

Jal, Noori, Omer Nadeem singing AADAT & DIL DIL PAKISTAN in full spirit. @ Celebrity Camp

Aamer's coach, family say he is innocent

Aamer leaves the team hotel in London.—AP

ISLAMABAD: The former mentor and family of Mohammad Aamer proclaimed his innocence Tuesday after British police questioned him on spot-fixing allegations following a newspaper sting.
Asif Bajwa, who coached the pacer into an international cricketer from his school days, said the scandal was an effort to

Three arrested in Britain over cricket betting claims


Two men and a woman have been arrested in Britain in connection with allegations that Pakistani cricket players were involved in a betting scam, customs officials and sources said Tuesday.
“Three individuals were arrested on Sunday as part of an ongoing investigation into money laundering,” said a statement from Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, a government agency.
“This includes two 35-year-olds (a male and a female) from the Croydon area and a 49-year-old male from the

Kissing Stewart was comfortable, says Fanning



Hollywood actress Dakota Fanning has revealed she found kissing Kristen Stewart "comfortable" in a new film.

The 16-year-old actress locks lips with the Twilight Saga star in their new movie The Runaways in which they play rockers Cherie Currie and Joan Jett respectively, and despite it being her first female kiss, the teenager insists there was nothing awkward about the scene, reports contactmusic.com.

"Was it awkward? When you feel comfortable around someone and you have no defences up, that's when

Kim Kardashian says no to dating Hollywood stars



Socialite Kim Kardashian has no dreams of dating a popular Hollywood star. She says she would rather fall in love with a "normal, Armenian boy".

The 29-year-old, who is rumoured to be dating American footballer Miles Austin, says her family keeps setting her up with Hollywood stars, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

"I'm dating. But I don't like blind dates. My mother is trying to come up with all these names in Hollywood, and I'm like, 'Just get me out of here, I want a normal Armenian boy," she said.

Kardashian had previously quipped that she would have dated teen star Justin Bieber if he was "of legal age". And once again, she

No special treatment for Hilton, say police



A Las Vegas police spokesman has insisted socialite Paris Hilton received "no special treatment" after she was arrested on cocaine possession charges Friday night.

The spoilt rich kid and her boyfriend Cy Waits were driving along Sin City's famous strip when their car was pulled over by cops. While Waits was arrested on suspicion of Driving Under Influence (DUI), Hilton was booked for alleged felony drug possession after a police officer found a suspicious-looking white powder in her purse.

Hilton was checked into the Clark County Detention Center, but was freed in less than three hours prompting rumours her celebrity status secured her a quick release, Suntimes.com reports.

But a Las Vegas police spokesperson is

Lohan stopped by police, again



Trouble doesn't seem to leave actress-singer Lindsay Lohan as her car was pulled over by police in Los Angeles Aug 27 night just days after she was allowed back on the road following a driving ban.

The Mean Girls star renewed her licence Aug 25 shortly after she completed a jail sentence and a stint in rehab for breaching her probation relating to a 2007 Driving Under Influence (DUI) arrest and was back behind the wheel within hours of regaining her paperwork when Friday night, the actress was given a scare when her luxury sportscar was

Jonathan Liebesman to direct Clash of the Titans 2



Jonathan Liebesman of 'Battle: Los Angeles' fame will direct Sam Worthington starrer sequel to the hit Clash of the Titans.

Warner Bros has not set a release date for the sequel yet but decided to rope in a new director after French  director Louis Leterrier decided not to return for the sequel.

Project is a high priority for Warners, given a solid box office performance that reached nearly $ 500 million, the Variety reported.

Warner and Legendary Pictures are once again partnering to produce the movie and unlike the previous film, which was

Malaika to wear million-euro diamond bustier


Item girl and actress Malaika Arora Khan will dazzle in a diamond-studded bustier costing a million euros when she walks the ramp as a showstopper for a jewellery store in the capital on Wednesday.

The bustier is crafted from over 500 carats of the finest Belgian diamonds, said a statement from ORRA, the jewellery store.

Apart from Malaika, popular models like Carol Gracias, Indrani Dasgupta and Krishna Somani will be showcasing the jewellery, crafted by ORRA's design centres in

We Are Family is not melodramatic: Karan Johar



Karan Johar is known for his tear-jerkers like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Kal Ho Naa Ho but the producer says his upcoming film We Are Family is not a melodramatic film.

"The film is not melodramatic. There are emotions but there light moments too," said Johar.

Directed by debutant Siddharth Malhotra, the film is a Hindi adaptation of Julia Roberts starrer 1998 hit film Stepmom and stars Kajol, Kareena Kapoor and Arjun Rampal in the lead roles. The film releases this Friday.

Johar said he

SRK, Kareena's Ra.One on June 3, 2011



Bollywood's much-talked about Shah Rukh Khan-Kareena Kapoor starrer Ra.One is going to release on June 3, 2011. 

Ra.One
 directed by Anubhav Sinha is a sci-fi. SRK plays the role of a super hero for the first time.

Shah Rukh plays the role of a

Lady Gaga doesn't want to be rich



Singer Lady Gaga has confessed she doesn't want to be rich.

The Bad Romance hitmaker, who has overspent by more than two million pounds on the North American leg of her 'Monster Ball' tour, says she is not in the industry for the money, reports fashion.ie.

"I spent every dollar I made on my

Bieber wants Grease remake with Cyrus, Boyle



Teenage singer Justin Bieber has expressed a desire to star alongside Miley Cyrus and Susan Boyle in a remake of John Travolta-starrer hitGrease.

The 16-year-old admits he would love to play Danny Zuko, originally made famous by Travolta in a remake of the 1978 film, alongside 17-year-old Cyrus, reports thesun.co.uk.

"It would be a lot of fun. It's been talked about a lot over the years but it would be awesome to play Danny," he said.

Asked who he would like to play Danny's love interest Sandy, formerly played by Olivia Newton John, Bieber said: "I would go for Miley Cyrus without hesitation. She can sing, dance and

Katy Perry to get own TV show


Pop star Katy Perry is all set to get a reality show of her own.

The 'I Kissed A Girl' hitmaker is currently in talks with the British channel ITV2 for her show, reported Daily Star online.

"ITV have been trying to sign Katy for ages. They think that she's brilliant for the channel, a real bullseye," said a spokesman for the channel.

The 25-year-old singer bowled everyone over with her British TV debut on The X Factor on Saturday night.

Perry, who was on the

Nelly Furtado piles on the pounds



Pop star Nelly Furtado made a public appearance after a long break sporting a new fuller figure, a far cry from her toned Maneater look.

The Canadian singer was performing at a music festival in Warsaw and hit the stage wearing a tight black jumpsuit, reported Daily Mail online.

Furtado had won plenty of admirers with her toned dancer's body and had even sang about her figure in her hit song Give It To Me.ThePromiscuous hitmaker had undergone a stylish make-over in 2007 for the release of her hit album Loose.

She proudly showed off her body in revealing outfits and dance moves in the popular videos.Furtado gave birth to daughter Nevis in 2003 and got married in 2008 to Demacio Castellon, a Cuban sound engineer. The

Antoine Dodson: The new, accidental American idol



Internet celebrities can be annoying, says Kathleen Parker in The Washington Post, but Dodson's hit video — a remix of his response to an attempted rape — touches a different chord

An
An "auto-tuned" remix version of Antoine Dodson's interview about his sister's attacker earned him enough money to move his family out of the projects. Photo: YouTube

"We have a new American idol,"says Kathleen Parker in The Washington Post. And his name is Antoine Dodson. After Dodson thwarted a very "unfunny incident" — an attempted sexual assault on his 22-year-old sister in their Huntsville, AL, housing project — he rocketed to internet superstardom when his furious, fed-up, "hilarious" interview with a local news station went viral. His fame rose to greater heights when an "auto-tuned" remix version  became one of the summer's hit songs (see below). From the song's proceeds, Dodson has earned enough to move his family out of the projects. But unlike other instant, not especially skilled celebrities, writes Parker, "we don't begrudge [Dodson] his moment of fame because, among other things, he made us laugh. He also expressed a rage that most feel but don't express." An excerpt:
Sometimes we don't know quite who we are or what we're made of until forced into action by circumstances. Tsunamis and hurricanes reveal heroes and expose monsters. A would-be rapist and a television crew bring out the beautiful and, yes, hilarious fury of a brother in the throes of his own Howard Beale moment.

Despite the seriousness of the event, it is impossible to keep a straight face as Dodson rails against his sister's assailant, red bandana and passions ablaze. An excerpt will have to do:
"Obviously, we have a rapist in Lincoln Park. He's climbing in your windows, he's snatching your people up, trying to rape them; so y'all need to hide your kids, hide your wife and hide your husband, because they're raping everybody out here. . . . "
Suffice to say, it's all in the delivery.

New Orleans: The miracle is it's 'still here'



Hurricane Katrina revealed our fragility, says Jarvis DeBerry in the New Orleans Times-Picayune, but the next five years revealed our capacity to survive

A rainbow stretches over New Orleans during the 5th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2010.
A rainbow stretches over New Orleans during the 5th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2010

The fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina is triggering familiar nightmares, says Jarvis DeBerry in the New OrleansTimes-Picayune. The increased news coverage, one therapist says, is reminding people "what happened when their whole world was ripped away" by a relentless barrage of 100-plus-mile-per-hour winds and an unstoppable wall of water. We were powerless to stop it. And we're powerless still, writes DeBerry. The next huge hurricane could come any time, and we know — from experience — that if it hits head on, it could rip through "what's left of our wetlands," then "drown the city and rip it to shreds." We can protect New Orleans from the storm surge, making it "much less vulnerable." But until the city has impenetrable defenses — which would require a national commitment that has yet to materialize — this anniversary will be a

The Empire State Building's 'ugly' twin



New York City has approved a skyscraper that will rival the nearby Empire State Building. Reason to be outraged?

A boy looks out at the Empire State Building from the observation deck at Rockefeller Center in New York City.
A boy looks out at the Empire State Building from the observation deck at Rockefeller Center in New York City.Photo: Getty

New York City has approved the construction of a skyscraper just blocks away from the Empire State Building that will tower almost to the

Gmail phone: Revolutionary?



Will the ability to make free phone calls using Google's (already addictive) email service change the communication industry?

A preview of Google's latest feature.
A preview of Google's latest feature.SEE ALL 21 PHOTOS

Yet another way Google is becoming indispensable: It now allows users who install voice and video plug-ins to make phone calls directly from their email inbox. The "Calls from Gmail" service allows for free calls to any landline in the United States and Canada, with international calls priced at "extremely low rates" — a direct competitive assault on companies such as Skype, which offers a similar service. With early adopters logging over a million calls on the first day "Gmail phone" was available, will it fundamentally change the way we stay in touch? (See the service in action)
Say hello to the new "home phone": Increasingly, people are ditching their landlines, says Farhad Manjoo in Slate. In 2009, 23 percent of American adults (up from 5 percent in 2003) lived without one. But that doesn't mean that cell phones — "one of the buggiest and most expensive ways to make calls when you're at home" — will take

5 surprising facts about strippers


A new study says strippers earn as much as lawyers — and that's just one interesting recent finding about the profession

Strippers make around $74,000 a year, and many of them have undergraduate degrees.
Strippers make around $74,000 a year, and many of them have undergraduate degrees. Photo: Corbis

A new British study into the lives of strippers has come up with some interesting figures, so to speak — concluding, for instance, that about one in four are college graduates. That's just one of several recent research claims about those who take their clothes off for a living. Here's a round-up: 
Strippers earn more when they're ovulating
Strippers make an average of $30 per hour more when they are ovulating than when they are menstruating, according to a study by the University of New Mexico. Women on the pill — who generally do not ovulate — made significantly less. Researchers said this was proof men react to female ovulation, a claim that had some critics scoffing. But, then again, maybe "a stripper who feels sexy gives a more tip-worthy lap dance than one who feels uncomfortable during her period," said Sharon Begley at