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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

56th Filmfare Awards ? Shahrukh Khan (SRK) & Madhuri Dixit performance ? EXCLUSIVE

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56th Filmfare Awards ? Shahrukh Khan (SRK) & Madhuri Dixit performance ? EXCLUSIVE

The stars came down in all their glory. It was a night to be remembered as everyone looked on with pride and admiration at the coveted Black Lady was presented to the deserving winners. A true celebration of excellence in Indian Cinema, the 56th Idea Filmfare Awards 2010 held at the YRF studios in Mumbai on the 29th of January, 2011 was a larger than life spectacle, a glorious representation of its legacy of over five decades. Through the years, Filmfare has become the most awaited event in the industry as everyone looks forward to this night of nights. With a slew of performances by the biggest names in filmdom, the annual Idea Filmfare Awards is now an extravagant gala of glitz, glamour, excitement and entertainment. This year, the 56th Idea Filmfare Awards was hosted by the new kings of cool ? the very suave Imran Khan and charming Ranbir Kapoor who bought the house down with their wit and humour. The performances were power packed with the beautiful Madhuri Dixit unleashing her magic and spellbinding the audience as she danced with Shahrukh Khan to hits from their movies like Devdas and Dil To Pagal Hain. Kareena Kapoor had everyone dancing to her tunes with a medley of songs from 3 Idiots, Golmaal 3, and Jab We Met. Priyanka Chopra set pulses racing and raised the temperature a good few notches with her tribute to Madhuri Dixit. she danced to hits like Ek Do Teen, Choli Ke Peeche and Dola Re. Amongst the other performers were the melodious Sonu Nigam, Bollywood?s ?
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Snooki and Jionni LaValle: Back Together?

Snooki and Jionni LaValle recently broke up.

Yet here they are back in Seaside, a few short weeks after he peaced out of Florence, looking happy as can be with JWoww and beau Roger Williams.

The cast returned to Jersey this week after spending the spring abroad. It didn't take long for Snooki and Jionni to reunite for a Garden State stroll:

Fortunately for the photographers, the little people walked in front.

Are they officially back on? Were they ever off? Do you want them to be together? Do you care? Would you hit it? So many unanswered questions linger.

Jersey Shore returns for its Italian-style fourth season August 4. Filming for the following season is already underway, with no plans to replace the cast.

[Photos: WENN.com]

Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2011/06/snooki-and-jionni-lavalle-back-together/

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Allison Winn Scotch: What If?

Recently, I got an email from a reader - a deeply personal email sharing "how she was questioning her marriage, thinking about an old boyfriend, wondering what would have happened with him if she'd hadn't gotten married." Her note resonated long after I'd written her back, thanking her for her kind words about my books. Receiving emails from readers isn't that unusual, so I can't say why I lingered on this one, but hours -- and then days -- later, I was still considering what she'd written. And, at the risk of sounding like Carrie Bradshaw, what I was still considering was this:

In an era when women try to have it all, why are so many of us left wondering about the road -- and often, the man -- not taken? Let's face it: we're the have-it-all generation. We work hard, we raise our kids confidently, we're entitled to good sex, we tackle five-mile jogs three times a week. And yet, whenever women in my demographic hear the premises of my books -- premises that explore our what-ifs about old loves, old lives, old portions of ourselves -- nearly all of these women slide up to me and say, "Ooooh yes, I get that entirely." And then they whisper their secrets to me -- or send me an email or a tweet -- about how their husbands make them crazy or how they spent an hour the previous evening stalking their college boyfriend online.

So just why is it that we seem to have it all and yet wish that we had it all differently?

My own what-ifs first arose at 26, when I was listless in the way that my characters are: determined but unpinned, smart but unfocused, grounded and yet lost. I was embroiled in a doomed relationship that I couldn't slice myself free from; I was trying on different career hats like they were disposable. I found myself in Los Angeles, single but still tangled up with that man who I loved but was wrong for me, pursued by another man who I didn't love but who I dated because I was too tired to protest, and faced with those unavoidable questions: What now? What if? What if I can find someone else to love? What if I can't? What if I can finally figure out what to do with my life?

Eventually, I took small steps toward finding the answers. I moved back to New York, where my friends and family provided a cushion. I started writing professionally, which was incredibly gratifying and gave me the confidence to make bolder moves in other areas of my life. Like breaking ties with the ex and upon seeing a cute boy in the gym, introducing myself and asking him out. A year later, that cute boy and I got engaged. And I stopped asking myself "what if" because there were fewer things to wonder about. By taking action, I was making them happen all on their own.

Still though, life comes in cycles, and even with all of that behind me -- even at 38, with nine years of marriage, two kids and a dog with a weak stomach -- I still ask what if? Facebook and Google make everyone -- everything -- so accessible. My grandmother -- and even my mother -- never had to worry about an old boyfriend popping up and asking to accept his friend request. We do. We're shown their relationship status, given access into their perfectly-witty status updates, and left to ponder over whether they occasionally peruse our relationship status and our perfectly-witty status updates as well. But blaming Facebook is just scape-goating the larger issue of our generation: that these longings for the road not taken exist in the first place. Though, if we really think about it, maybe these longings have always existed, maybe it's simply that we now have the portal -- email, Facebook, whatever -- to do something about them. Maybe our generation is just making our what ifs seem like something unfamiliar: divorce isn't taboo in the way that it once was. Marriage is more fluid than ever. What if? What if that one we'd left behind didn't have that habit of picking his toenails while we tried to watch a movie? What if, what if, what if!

After a few days, I wrote the reader back again. What I said was this: that no matter how successful we are, or how contented, these big questions will always trail us. That's life. That's human nature. That's the way it goes for women who came of age being told that we can have it all. We can have it all, some of the time. I remind myself of this every day-how much I love my husband, how blessed I am for my kids and my career and my full DVR and Chinese take-out. But all of this doesn't stop us from wondering what else there is to be had, and maybe that's okay. Maybe, by asking ourselves what if? we can also, at long last, ask ourselves, "what next?" And then, we can point ourselves toward the future, not just the past.

Allison Winn Scotch is the New York Times bestselling author of three novels, including THE ONE THAT I WANT (Crown) which is available this week in paperback. She can be found online at allisonwinn.com and on Twitter at @aswinn.

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Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/allison-winn-scotch/what-if_1_b_886432.html

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Photos 1025 Advance Screening of Transformers 3

WHAT A MOVIE! Thank you to everyone who came to the 1025 Advance Screening of Transformers: Dark of the Moon! See you at our next screening!

Source: http://ksfm.radio.com/2011/06/28/photos-1025-advance-screening-of-transformers-3/

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Snooki & JWoww: Tuesday Morning Double Date

It?s never too early for a trip to the bar, at least that?s the case for Nicole ?Snooki? Polizzi and Jenni ?JWoww? Farley.

The ?Jersey Shore? babes were spotted hitting up a local Seaside Heights bar with their boyfriends this morning at 11:30 on a double date.

And as could be expected, both Snooki and JWoww were hanging all over their respective men, taking a stroll down the boardwalk and visiting EJ?s bar.

Meanwhile, the cops are out in full force to prevent alcohol-related problems this summer in Seaside Heights. An alcohol beverage control rep told press, ?We cooperate with liquor stores and put undercover officers in the liquor stores that we think are going to be attended by the underage.?

?This is a big issue this year. All of the bars and places where we think there is going to be a problem with underage [drinking], we use intelligent techniques to find those places, target them, and make sure that they don?t survive.?

Source: http://celebrity-gossip.net/jenni-farley/snooki-jwoww-tuesday-morning-double-date-518963

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America Ferrera Ties the Knot!

'Ugly Betty' is officially off the market! America Ferrera married her longtime love Ryan Piers Williams over the weekend.

According to PopSugar, the wedding also served as a mini cast reunion for the former ABC show. Ferrera's 'Ugly Betty' co-star Vanessa Williams loaned out her Chappaqua house in upstate New York for the nuptials, while castmember Judith Light officiated the ceremony.

Other stars in attendance included Rebecca Romijn (another 'Betty' star!) and husband Jerry O'Connell, as well as Ferrera's 'Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants' co-stars Alexis Bledel, Amber Tamblyn, and Blake Lively -- though her rumored beau Leonardo DiCaprio was missing from the celebration.

Ferrera and Williams became engaged last June after over three years of dating. The pair met at the University of Southern California when Williams, who now owns a production company, cast Ferrera in a student film.

Since 'Ugly Betty' ended its four year run in 2010, Ferrera was most recently seen on the small screen in a recurring role on the CBS drama, 'The Good Wife.' She'll also lend her voice in the upcoming animated film, 'How to Train Your Dragon 2.'

Source: http://www.popeater.com/2011/06/28/america-ferrera-married/

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Billy Ray Cyrus Speaks About His New Patriotic Album

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28

Now that Billy Ray Cyrus seems to have gotten his personal life back in order, it looks like he's putting his energy back into his music career.

He's got a new patriotic album entitled I'm American coming out tomorrow, and it actually looks like he's put a lot of thought into this one.

Here's Billy Ray on how he got inspired to create his patriotic album:

"It was during a performance in Afghanistan on Some Gave All when some bombs went off in the background, a young soldier stood up and said, 'Keep going Mr. Cyrus. We're used to it. At that moment, I knew that I felt like I was going to come back and record Some Gave All and start an entire album on a concept that was based solely on taking my hat off and saluting our troops."

And here's Billy Ray on his new album's remake of Achy Breaky Heart featuring Jamey Johnson, Craig Morgan, and Darryl Worley:

"Three guys that not only are they veterans themselves, but they also just sing with their voices and the power and the realism that they put into the song. For me as the writer, (Read more...)

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