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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Hollywood Stars wish Eid Mubarak to Muslims

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It's not only Bollywood which is celebrating Eid but some international celebrities are also wishing people on the occasion, including socialite Kim Kardashian. "Eid Mubarak to my friends across the world. I can't wait to see you at Millions of Milkshakes in Dubai in October," Kim postedon micro-blogging site.
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Rapper Will.i.am of the hip hop band The Black Eyed Peas also wished his fans.
"Happy EID to everyone who celebrates...have a good day enshalla," he posted on his Twitter page.

 

Monday, August 29, 2011

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Kim Kardashian's Wedding

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With three couture gowns, 50,000 flowers, and $15 million worth of diamonds, Kim Kardashian's storybook wedding to NBA star Kris Humphries is chronicled in the latest issue of PEOPLE, with 11 pages devoted to exclusive photos, interviews, and delicious details of her big day including the gowns, the guests, and the glamour.

Grand and unapologetically described as "over-the-top glam, but just so elegant" by the bride, the August 20 nuptials of Kim, 30, and Kris, 26, at a private estate in Montecito, California, were as outsized as the 6'9" groom himself. But even in the midst of such arresting extravagance – the bride was decked out in Lorraine Schwartz jewelry worth $15 million – the big day was also filled with small moments of surprising intimacy. There was Kim's nephew, 20-month-old ring bearer Mason, scoring laughs in a tiny custom tux as he gleefully ran up and down the aisle. And there was Kris, mouthing the words "I love you" to Kim as his family pastor officiated the brief Christian ceremony. After Pastor Joel Johnson declared them husband and wife, Kris put his hands on Kim's waist for a romantic kiss. "I'm such a girl that plans everything out," Kim tells PEOPLE, "and I remember thinking, 'Oh, we forgot to practice the kiss!'"

She needn't have worried. From the poignant "something old" sewn into Kim's dress – a heart-shaped piece of fabric cut from one of her late father Robert Kardashian's signature Tommy Bahama shirts – to the 300 candles lighting up the initials "KK" outside the reception tent, the entire affair "was all so perfect," Kim's sister Kourtney, 32, tells PEOPLE. As the newlyweds walked down the aisle under a shower of white rose petals, "it felt like a fairy tale," says Kim's mom, Kris Jenner, 55. "The whole event unfolded so beautifully I wanted to stop time so I could enjoy each moment over and over again."

Working out the morning of the wedding, "it was hitting me just how fast everything happened," says Humphries. And yet, "I feel like I'm perfect for her and she's perfect for me." For her part, Kim – whose first marriage to music producer Damon Thomas ended in 2004 – praises Kris for the trust she has in him and for "bringing out the fun in me."

Partying inside a massive, 30-ft.-high tent raised over a pool by hydraulic lifts, the group gathered around the dance floor to a live performance of "Angels" by Robin Thicke. Although Kim – who changed into her second Vera Wang gown just before the reception kicked off – had recruited her former Dancing With The Stars partner Mark Ballas to choreograph a routine for them, "when I got out there and saw her dress," says Kris, "I knew that I could not pull off any of the moves that we practiced."

Meanwhile, the nearly 400 guests feasted on truffle pasta whipped up by famed Hollywood chef Wolfgang Puck and marveled at the 6-ft.-tall chocolate chip-studded wedding cake. Along with brief toasts from co-maids-of-honor Kourtney and Khloé, 27 (both of whom playfully drank from a champagne bottle onstage), Bruce Jenner lovingly toasted, "Kimmy, my little angel" and joked of Kris's white tails to black Zegna tuxedo swap, "I see you've learned something from Kim: You have to have wardrobe changes!" When Earth, Wind and Fire took the stage, "I took my shoes off and danced to every song standing atop my chair," says Kris Jenner. "I had a blast."

E! will air wedding footage in a two-part special, Kim's Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event, Oct. 9 and 10.

Kardashian shows off wedding dress

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian has shown off her wedding dress from her lavish ceremony for the first time.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star looked "shockingly beautiful", her husband Kris Humphries said.
The couple's 400-guest ceremony, thought to have cost more than £3 million, is featured in the latest edition of Hello! magazine.
The pair married a little over a week ago with celebrities such as Desperate Housewives actress Eva Longoria, former Spice Girl Mel B and tennis star Serena Williams among the guests who saw Kardashian change into three Vera Wang gowns.
Humphries said: "She took my breath away. She was so shockingly beautiful."
Kardashian sisters Khloe and Kourtney were also dressed in head-turning Vera Wang outfits.
"It felt like a fairytale," said their mother, Kris Jenner.
"The whole event unfolded so beautifully I wanted to stop time so I could enjoy each moment over and over again."

Facebook is the new cause of divorce

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The number of divorces occurring because of Facebook and other social networking sites has been on the rise since these sites have become increasingly popular, research claims. These sites are being utilized more and more by unhappy individuals to seek out and have an affair and cheat on their partner.
Facebook is being cited in almost one in five of online divorce petitions, lawyers have claimed.
People will post just about anything on social networking sites. And the information can be used against them. David Randall and Victoria Richards report.
In the judicial backwater of a New Jersey federal court, a case is being heard that nominally affects two families but should also make millions of Britons think twice about something they do every day: put highly personal information on Facebook, MySpace or Bebo.
The social networking site, which connects old friends and allows users to make new ones online, is being blamed for an increasing number of marital breakdowns.
Divorce lawyers claim the explosion in the popularity of websites such as Facebook and Bebo is tempting to people to cheat on their partners. Suspicious spouses have also used the websites to find evidence of flirting and even affairs which have led to divorce.
One law firm, which specialises in divorce, claimed almost one in five petitions they processed cited Facebook.
Mark Keenan, Managing Director of Divorce-Online said: “I had heard from my staff that there were a lot of people saying they had found out things about their partners on Facebook and I decided to see how prevalent it was I was really surprised to see 20 per cent of all the petitions containing references to Facebook.
“The most common reason seemed to be people having inappropriate sexual chats with people they were not supposed to.”
An American insurance company, in defending its refusal to pay out a claim, is seeking to call in evidence personal online postings, including the contents of any MySpace or Facebook pages the litigants may have, to see if their eating disorders might have “emotional causes”. And the case is far from a lone one. Suddenly, those saucy pictures and intimate confessions on social networking sites can be taken down and used in evidence against you in ways never dreamed of.
Flirty emails and messages found on Facebook pages are increasingly being cited as evidence of unreasonable behaviour. Computer firms have even cashed in by developing software allowing suspicious spouses to electronically spy on someone’s online activities.
One 35-year-old woman even discovered her husband was divorcing her via Facebook. Conference organiser Emma Brady was distraught to read that her marriage was over when he updated his status on the site to read: “Neil Brady has ended his marriage to Emma Brady.”
Last year a 28-year-old woman ended her marriage after discovering her husband had been having a virtual affair with someone in cyberspace he had never met. Amy Taylor 28, split from David Pollard after discovering he was sleeping with an escort in the game Second Life, a virtual world where people reinvent themselves.
Around 14 million Britons are believed to regularly use social networking sites to communicate with old friends or make new ones. The popularity of the Friends Reunited website several years ago was also blamed for a surge in divorces as bored husbands and wives used it to contact old flames and first loves.
The UK’s divorce rate has fallen in recent years, but two in five marriages are still failing according the latest statistics. Mr Keenan believes that the general divorce rate will rocket in 2010 with the recession taking the blame.
In the US, a sex assault victim seeking compensation faces the prospect of her MySpace and Facebook pages being produced in court. In Texas, a driver whose car was involved in a fatal accident found his MySpace postings (“I’m not an alcoholic, I’m a drunkaholic”) part of the prosecution’s case.
From Los Angeles to Lowestoft, thousands of social network site users have lost their jobs – or failed to clinch new ones – because of their pages’ contents. Police, colleges and schools are monitoring MySpace and Facebook pages for what they deem to be “inappropriate” content. Online security holes and users’ naivety are combining to cause privacy breaches and identity thefts. And what all this, and more, adds up to is this: online social networking can seriously damage your life.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

The Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan: Art of Gandhara

http://asiasociety.org/files/gandhara_1.jpgAsia Society Museum presents an exhibition of spectacular Buddhist sculptures, architectural reliefs and works of gold and bronze from the Gandhara region of Pakistan, most never exhibited before in the United States. The Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan: Art of Gandhara reveals the complex cultural influences — from Scytho-Parthian to Greco-Roman traditions — that fed the extraordinary artistic production of this region from the first century B.C.E. through fifth century C.E.

At its height, Gandhara — whose center was situated in present-day Peshawar in northwest Pakistan — encompassed Bamiyan in Afghanistan, Bactria, the Hindu Kush, and the Punjab region of northwest India.

Buddhism reached Gandhara as early as the third century B.C.E., and began to flourish in the first century C.E. as Silk Road trade and cross-cultural connections from the Mediterranean to China fostered its spread.

The majority of works in the exhibition are on loan from the National Museum in Karachi and Central Museum in Lahore. Comparative works are included from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Asia Society Museum, and private collections. The display is organized by Adriana Proser, Asia Society Museum's John H. Foster Curator for Traditional Asian Art.

The exhibition is accompanied by a fully-illustrated catalogue published by Asia Society in association with the Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik in Bonn, Germany. The book includes essays by scholars Christian Luczanits and Michael Jansen.

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Digital Playground Debuts 'Fighters' Website, Kayden Kross - Selena Rose - Bibi Jones - Jesse Jane - Katsuni - AVN

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VAN NUYS, Calif. — Digital Playground has debuted the official website and trailer for its next big-budget feature movie "Fighters."

FightersXXX.com includes cast photos, wallpapers and downloads as well as the trailer and other information for the movie which is set for a Sept. 27 release.

"Digital Playground didn't pull any punches with 'Fighters,'" said Director of Marketing Guyleen Rose. "The gloves really came off in this movie showcasing our contract stars in an entirely different way."

Director Robby D., who has already helmed the ensemble movies "Top Guns," and "Babysitters 2" this year, remarked, "The girls performances in 'Fighters' really go the distance, especially our heavy hitters, Jesse Jane and Kayden Kross. They approached this film with unmatched intensity and unbridled passion."

Digital Playground founder Joone, who came up with the concept, added, "Not only do Jesse and Kayden's characters square off in the ring, as 'Fighters' they battle a lot of personal demons outside of the ring as well. ... This is, hands down, the best performance of Jesse's career."

Company president Samantha Lewis said, "Not only did Jesse and Kayden train in boxing and fight choreography for their roles, they had to really embody their on-screen personas to tell the 'Fighters' story authentically. Our entire DP cast and crew should be very proud of this monumental accomplishment."

"Fighters" was shot entirely with a Red camera, the same used in major Hollywood features.

Limited edition "Fighters" posters are now available free to retailers and distributors.
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