"If I'm associated with sexuality until the day I die I'll be happy - because I intend to sexual until the day I die." SEX AND THE CITY star KIM CATTRALL is proud of her infamous sexy roles.
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Sunday, 25 May 2008
Dr. Shri Balaji Tambe
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The Healing Sounds of Datta
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Shri Dattatreya
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Witherspoon set to marry Jake Gyllenhaal?
Winslet steps in for pregnant Nicole
Kate Winslet has stepped in to replace pregnant Nicole Kidman in World War II drama 'The Reader' after the Australian star was forced to pull out of the film earlier this week.
Kidman confirmed yesterday that she is expecting a baby with her husband Keith Urban.
The star withdrew from 'The Reader' after learning of her pregnancy. She was due to begin shooting with director Stephen Daldry later this month
Winslet, who was originally offered the role but had to decline because the shoot clashed with her commitments to upcoming film 'Revolutionary Road', has now signed up to star in the movie opposite Ralph Fiennes.
Kidman confirmed yesterday that she is expecting a baby with her husband Keith Urban.
The star withdrew from 'The Reader' after learning of her pregnancy. She was due to begin shooting with director Stephen Daldry later this month
Winslet, who was originally offered the role but had to decline because the shoot clashed with her commitments to upcoming film 'Revolutionary Road', has now signed up to star in the movie opposite Ralph Fiennes.
The Hush Sound follows 'Blues' on summer road trip
Currently on tour with Panic at the Disco as part of the Honda Civic Tour, alt-rockers The Hush Sound [ tickets ] have lined up a summer headlining run behind a new studio album.The Chicago quartet hit the road last month as part of the Honda Civic outing, which continues tonight in Toronto, with additional tour dates running through the middle of June. In July, the band mounts its own headlining run, kicking off July 7 in Pittsburgh.Las Vegas-based power pop outfit The Cab will support on all 26 dates of the tour, which is set to run into late August. Details are below.The group is supporting "Goodbye Blues," its third studio set and the follow-up to 2006's "Like Vines." The disc was recorded last fall in North Hollywood, CA, with producer Kevin Augunas (Cold War Kids, Jon Brion).Released in March, the CD debuted at No. 75 on the Billboard 200 album chart, selling more than 11,000 copies its first week on store shelves."All of a sudden everything just clicked," said vocalist/pianist Greta Salpeter in a press release. "This record is the consummation of our unconsummated marriage."The band issued its debut album, "So Sudden," in 2005. The disc was produced by Sean O'Keefe (Less Than Jake, Fall Out Boy) and Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump, after that band's bassist, Pete Wentz, discovered the Chicagoans and signed them to his imprint label on Fueled By Ramen, Decaydence Records.
Documentary Turns The Focus On Lemmy
Heavy rocker LEMMY KILMISTER is to be the focus of a new documentary.
The Motorhead frontman will talk about his life and career in directors Greg Olliver and Wes Orshoski film Lemmy.
Alice Cooper, wrestler Triple H, Slash and Dave Grohl will be among the celebrities paying tribute to the Brit in the documentary.
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Dmx - Dmx Caught Speeding
Rapper DMX is in trouble with the law - for speeding around Scottsdale, Arizona.
The hitmaker, real name Earl Simmons, was clocked driving at over 100 miles per hour at three separate speed checkpoints in January (08).
Traffic cops turned up on the rap star's doorstep on Tuesday (06May08) after reviewing footage of his speeding crimes, and arrested him, according to TMZ.com.
According to Scottsdale police, cameras caught DMX racing at speeds of upto 114 miles per hour.
He faces charges of racing on a highway, reckless driving, two counts of endangerment, three counts of criminal speed and driving on a suspended license.
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Book saves Salman Rushdie from "wrecked" private life
LONDON (Reuters) - British author Salman Rushdie says writing a new novel saved him from the "wreckage" of his divorce last year from fourth wife Padma Lakshmi.
"The Enchantress of Florence", Rushdie's 10th novel, is a story of 15th and 16th century court intrigue in Florence and the Mughal capital Fatehpur Sikri which marks a return to his trademark magical realism where fact and fantasy intertwine.
"It was a good place to go at a time when my private life was in a state of wreckage, and yes it was, I suppose, a bit of a refuge," Rushdie told Reuters in an interview.
"I think in the end what got me through it was the long familiarity of the necessary discipline of writing a novel."
Rushdie, best known for his 1988 novel "The Satanic Verses" which outraged Muslims and forced him into hiding after a death edict was issued by Iran's then supreme religious leader, announced the divorce in 2007, ending a three-year marriage.
"I found that in the end a lifetime's habit of just going to my desk and doing a day's work and not allowing myself not to do it is what got me back on track.
"I was derailed for a while. I was in bad shape and it brought me back to myself."
His tale of two cities centers around real-life characters like the great Mughal emperor Akbar and philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli in Italy and others like the mysterious beauty Qara Koz, who enchants men wherever she goes.
"The Enchantress of Florence", Rushdie's 10th novel, is a story of 15th and 16th century court intrigue in Florence and the Mughal capital Fatehpur Sikri which marks a return to his trademark magical realism where fact and fantasy intertwine.
"It was a good place to go at a time when my private life was in a state of wreckage, and yes it was, I suppose, a bit of a refuge," Rushdie told Reuters in an interview.
"I think in the end what got me through it was the long familiarity of the necessary discipline of writing a novel."
Rushdie, best known for his 1988 novel "The Satanic Verses" which outraged Muslims and forced him into hiding after a death edict was issued by Iran's then supreme religious leader, announced the divorce in 2007, ending a three-year marriage.
"I found that in the end a lifetime's habit of just going to my desk and doing a day's work and not allowing myself not to do it is what got me back on track.
"I was derailed for a while. I was in bad shape and it brought me back to myself."
His tale of two cities centers around real-life characters like the great Mughal emperor Akbar and philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli in Italy and others like the mysterious beauty Qara Koz, who enchants men wherever she goes.
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