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TECHNOLOGY
BETTER VIDEO RECORDING TIPS WITH YOUR SMARTPHONE
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veryone has a powerful video camera in their pocket: a smart phone. And with a little practice and access to a few key tips, even you can start recording great footage, or even record an indie film or documentary using just your smart phone. There are eight tips which will help you to record a video in your smart phone in a better way.
FRAMING Now that you're recording in the proper orientation (see above), completely fill the frame
with your subject. You can also put him or her or it slightly off-centre to create a more visually interesting scene. Just play around and see what looks best.
ZOOM In order to zoom in while recording without losing the crisp, vivid quality you desire in videos, you'll have to get closer to your subject (or use an accessory, but more on that later). In general, you should always get as close as you can, especially for tight shots on faces. Let us see those freckles and fine
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LANDSCAPE Nothing ruins great footage like having two black vertical bars along both sides of your video. To avoid this amateur mistake, make sure to use landscape orientation and not portrait orientation while recording.
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That figure will also have no visible features, meaning you just missed whatever it was you were trying to view the sequence. capture. When you replay this FLASH sequence at normal speed, time appears to We've all seen those be moving faster and v i d e o s w h e r e t h e subject has yellow skin thus lapsing. and red devilish eyes BACKLIGHTING combined with super There's something else dark backgrounds. The you should keep in culprit? Well, yes, it's the mind when thinking photographer...but it's about flash and lighting also the flash. in general: avoiding Smart phones, you see, backlit-settings. come equipped with You may be able to see LED lights that are too people and their faces bright and can easily when they're backlit, s k e w t h e c o l o u r but yours smart phone temperature of photos. camera usually can't Also, video will often and will output footage times still come out with a bright light poorly lit in the end. If haloing a dark figure. you want to record a
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EDITING And finally, sometimes a little editing is required in order to make your footage go from "meh" to "wow". And nowadays you can do some intense editing on your smart phone as well, meaning you won't need to invest in fancy desktop software. 33
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he PlayStation plus Free Game Line up for September 2014 was rather stellar. Company received titles like PlayStation All stars Battle Royale, Velocity 2X, and host of other great titles. This month, the folks over at Sony are treating players to a rather epic line up. While they are still battling it out in PlayStation All stars Battle Royale, here is what you can expect to experience in the PlayStation Plus Free Game Line up for October 2014.
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Rolfsen to EMAL Magazine, "All I can say is wow! What a lovely evening and such an incredibly gracious hosts EMAL Magazine is. Thank you for endorsing our movie HARAM by inviting the entire team to a beautiful evening for dinner. Everything was so delicious, the large selection of appetizers and desserts you served was amazing. We loved having the chance to meet EMAL Magazine, its friends and neighbours. What good and impressive personalities! Their conversations were so interesting, intellectual and entertaining. Once again I thank EMAL Magazine for a wonderful evening and for supporting our production "HARAM". We look forward for healthy relationship and your support to make "HARAM" the movie a big hit not only in Norway but on a global Level. 38
The entire crew expresses themselves for EMAL Magazine's Dinner "Dinner was absolutely superb, and the setting was elegant. Especial thanks to EMAL Magazine for inviting on a lovely evening. We greatly enjoyed spending time with EMAL Magazine's staff in Norway and the country manager of EMAL magazine, Mr. Nadim is very stunning and amazing personality.
In movie haram the starring character of gangster is played by Omer at intervening level. The story revolve around omer's sister which they think she was killed by his family member in the case of dignify or honour as she ran away from her own wedding occasioned in Pakistan. When the truth exposed that she was not dead, by his father's order to his family omer comes Norway to find her sister with the help of "khurram" his cousin and a boon companion desperado, omer discover the unexplored Norway where his sister Amina lives a successful life. The story of Haram shades the family life, romance, and everyday's life of gangs in Oslo. 39
The star cast of Haram is Elias Ali as omer, Katharina as Nigel, Sohail Anwar as Khurram and the movie Haram is their First debut. Abubakar Hussein as Abu ,27 years from Lorenskog. He is known from NRK series "Taxi" and as host of the talk show Tabu with Abu NRK Nett-TV. Abubakar won comedy award this year 2014 in the category Breakthrough of the Year for "Tabu with Abu" and is a well known artist. Abu was also seen at Izzat "another movie by Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen" In other starring characters we see among others are Kare Conradi, Petronella Barker, Nasrullah Qureshi and Khaw Gomi. Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen has build many music videos and short commercial films, Rolfsen started his career 19 years before and worked very hard & put his all efforts to bring things which are very near to nature and appreciated by people. In 2005, Norwegian Action film Izzat was 40
his first debutant feature film as a director, the story of the movie delineate Norwegian-Pakistan gang ambience from 1980's to 1990's, the intermediate tenure. Rolfsen draw up the screen play of movie Izzat along with Leon Bashir and Film kameratene produced the film. At the same time Ulrik was a Bdirector of another Norwegian movie Import Export which was Norwegian-Pakistani theme based. Varg Veum – Bitter flowers by Miso Films & SF Norway, block buster movie was also directed by Mr. Rolfsen in 2007, the name of the movie was Varg Veum, a novel character a popular gunnar stale send detective. The Last Joint Venture (2008) and TAXI (2011 TV series) are also by Rolfsen. Ulrik Imtiaz is Norwegian born has a artistic background from his mother side, Kari Rolfsen, Imtiaz start his life with his father Mohammad Ali gondal and mother 41
in hassle in Oslo. A famous television serial by Imtiaz Rolfsen is about young and encouraged Norwegian Pakistani lawyer get wind of taxi scum on large scale in Oslo and bring to light that Pakistani relevant & Norwegian arbiter are involved. About the same time that "Haram" launching in Fall puts Imtiaz Rolfsen on a flight to Los Angeles where he will make his first Hollywood film. "I've signed for a film called "Breathe," which will be produced by Jonathan Sanger. It is about an American couple travelling in South America. The woman in the relationship is kidnapped and must get out" Imtiaz Rolfsen said to EMAL Magazine. For his new project they are now expecting for clear casting, also Ulrik said this design and activity have a great budget like 42
Norwegian films. Jonathan Sanger is among the executive producer Tom cruise film "Vanilla sky" and he has produced "Elephant Man" a Oscar winner movie directed by David lynch Ulrik Imtiaz Rolfsen wrote the script, directed and produced HARAM. He has for the last 10 years been one of the most prolific directors.The Last Joint Venture(2008) and TAXI (2011 TV series)
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OMAR MANSOOR SHINES BRIGHT AT LONDON FASHION WEEK EMAL CORRESPONDENT UK: MANI KHAWAJA PHOTOGRAPHER: SHAHID MALIK JEWELLRY BY: AMISHI LONDON 44
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I'd heard Omar describe the concept of his latest collection as being inspired by the notorious Mata Hari, an exotic dancer and courtesan who was famously convicted for being a German spy in 1917. Well known for her rebellious attitude and free spirit, as well as her bespoke wardrobe and distinctive sensuous style; channelling Mata Hari was certainly an ambitious venture for anyone to undertake. But Omar Mansoor did not disappoint and wowed the audience with his hand woven, crochet decorated flowing gowns in pure silk, crepe and chiffon, featuring semi-precious stones including turquoise and rubies. His collection consisted of contrasting red, turquoise and light gold colours.turquoise depicting the struggles that Mata Hari had gone through early on in her life, followed by her golden years, and the red conveying the end of her life's story. After the show, I tried to get a word with 46
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Omar about his collection as he entertained excited audience members trying to get their pictures taken with him or to buy their favourite dresses before anyone else. Speaking exclusively to Emal Magazine, Omar said that he had been truly humbled by all the positive feedback he had received and was proud to have been able to represent Pakistan at such a prestigious event.
He revealed that he had spent over six months on the Mata Hari collection, fine tuning every little detail. "I take pride in my work," he said. "Anything that I'm involved with needs to be perfect. I give it everything I can, so that when people see a design by Omar Mansoor, they can be comfortable in knowing that the quality is second to none.�
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LARRY FOGG TRIP TO MALTA
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here that the defence of Malta was conducted and the Allied offensive operations in the Mediterranean were directed. It was also here during 1943 that General Eisenhower and his S u p r e m e Commanders directed the Allied Invasion of Sicily. Following World War 2, it became the Mediterranean Fleet Headquarters. In 1967, it was taken over by NATO to be used as a strategic Communication Centre for the interception of Soviet submarines i n t h e Mediterranean. They are being restored to the circa W W 2 t i m e f ra m e and the tour was well worth the admission charge.
The following morning I went to visit some of Malta's prehistoric megalithic temples. My first stop was at the Tarxien Temples which date back to 3600-3200 BC and are a World Heritage site. Both the South Temple and the East Temple were built between 3150 and 2500 BC. After leaving the Tarxien Temples, I went to see the Blue Grotto en route to the
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Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Temple sites. The Blue Grotto is spectacular and should not be missed while visiting Malta. After touring the visitor centre at the Hagar Qim and Mnajdra Temple sites, I walked to Hagar Qim Temple which dates back to 3600-3200 BC. I continued walking down the hillside to the Mnajadra Temples which also date back to 3600-3200 BC and consist of three temples overlooking a forecourt. The middle temple is the most recent of the Mnajadra Temples and dates from 3100-2500 BC. Both of these temple complexes are also World Heritage sites. Upon returning to Valletta, I visited the Malta National Archaeological Museum to view relics from various prehistoric Malta temples. The collection in the museum was magnificent and which I appreciated 63
even more for having been to several of the temples earlier in the day. The museum also allowed photography. When I arrived back at the hotel, I had the receptionist book a day trip to the Island of Gozo for me the following day. A little later I inquired to the hotel receptionist about obtaining a ticket to the very exclusive Hal Saflieni Hypogeum ancient underground burial complex. She told me that tickets were extremely difficult to obtain but that they are normally available from the Malta National Archaeological Museum and that a few lastminute tickets are available each morning when the Fine Arts Museum opens. I walked b a c k t o t h e Archaeological Museum and was told that tickets for the Hypogeum were 65
fully booked thru March 2. They also said that a few lastminute tickets for the following day are available each morning when the Fine Arts Museum opens. I asked how to get to the Fine Arts Museum and I walked to the museum to be sure that I knew how to get there in case I decided to try for a last-minute ticket. When I arrived at the Fine Arts Museum, I went to the receptionist and asked if this was the place to obtain lastminute tickets. He replied that it was the place and asked me how many tickets I needed. I replied that I needed only one ticket and he replied that he had two tickets for
the following day and could sell me one. I i m m e d i a t e l y purchased the ticket for the 12:00 noon tour for Sunday, 26 February. Upon returning to my hotel, I told the receptionist that I had somehow managed to obtain a Hypogeum ticket for Sunday and she changed my Gozo Island reservation to Monday.
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and the air within the Hypogeum is climate controlled. Each visitor is g i v e n a n automatically functioning audio headset guide which only r e q u i r e s adjustment of the volume after the language is set by the staff. A staff person leads the small group of people through the Hypogeum. The Hypogeum, or underground cavity, consists of a complex of rockcut halls, passages, and chambers on three levels underground that reach a depth of 10.6 meters and cover an area approximately 500 square meters. The halls, passages,
and chambers were carved using only stone tools. Curvilinear and spiral paintings in red ochre remain visible in some areas. The oldest part of the Hypogeum is the level closest to the surface and dates from 3600-3300 BC. The middle level dates from 33003000 BC. The lowest level dates from 3250-2500 BC with the most recent part being the deepest underground. Based upon excavations of t h e s i t e , archaeologists have determined that the Hypogeum was a burial complex. It is also a World Heritage site. After touring the Hypogeum, I went to the walled medieval city of Mdina which 67
was once the medieval capital of Malta. It was later taken over by the Knights of St. John in 1530. The literature states that because Mdina was far from the sea and the Grand Harbour making it was difficult to defend, the Knights built a new capital at Valletta and many of the residents of Mdina moved to Valletta. Valletta became the capital in 1571 and remains the capital today. Although the Mdina Cathedral is said to be spectacular, it is closed on Sundays.
After walking through Mdina, I returned to Valletta as the weather was b e c o m i n g increasingly overcast, cold, and windy. On the morning of Monday, 28 February, I woke up a little before 5:00 AM and observed that it was raining. When I got up at 6:30 AM, the rain had stopped and when I went to breakfast the sun was shining brightly. By the time I went to catch the tour bus to transfer me to connect to Gozo Island ferry it was 68
overcast again but became sunny as we approached the harbour at Cirkewwa. The ferry ride to Gozo Island did not take very long and I met the "hop on hop off' bus upon arriving at Mgarr Harbour on Gozo Island. The weather was gorgeous, and I exited the bus near the prehistoric megalithic Ggantija Temples. These are described as
the oldest freestanding structures in the world, and they date back to 3600-3000 BC. The largest monolith to be found at the Ggantija Temples weighs about fifty tons, and the temple walls reach a height of around seven meters. After visiting the Ggantija Temples, I
hopped back on the next bus and continued the "hop on hop off" bus tour of Gozo admiring the spectacular scenery. I exited the bus at the stop in Victoria and walked to the Citadel. The Citadel is situated upon one of the highest points on the island and has been fortified for many centuries. After exploring the Citadel, I returned to the bus stop and once again caught the next "hop on hop off" bus. I originally planned to take the bus tour of the entire island but to my dismay, there are three "hop on hop off" bus stops at the same location so when I caught the next bus, I missed out on visiting the portion of the island with the famous Azure Window rock 69
and instead passed through Xlendi, a small fishing village, before continuing on to Mgarr Harbour. The ferry back to Cirkewwa was a smooth ride and after a short wait, my transfer tour bus picked me up and delivered me back to Valletta. The weather all day on Gozo
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EMAL INTRODUCING INNOCENCE MODEL: PAOLA PERDOMO PHOTOGRAPHER: CHALO GARCIA
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orn in Valencia, Venezuela but currently live in Tampa, Florida. I'm bilingual, Spanish being my first language but speak English with ease. I'm a dedicated, loyal, Joyful, and persistent person who love challenges and fulfill the goals I set for myself. I'm a dreamer, in the name of humanity and in the things. I aspire to achieve and experience. I love to travel and expose myself to new people, new cultures, new places and new gastronomy. My favorite pastimes include reading classics, dancing, sewing, spending time with my family and also giving back to the community through cultural and social services. Modeling has been a dream of mine since I was a child, where I loved to pose in front of any type of camera. Modeling to me is being able to express the language of fashion and provide a mean to explore a place where different cultures are combined. Where fashion unites different aspects of the world, a model is the medium for such connection to be possible. 72
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My fashion role model is Carolina Herrera because she overcame every seed of doubt and every obstacle that was placed in front of her. She surpassed the boundaries of fashion in her native Venezuela and went on to showcase her talent internationally. From her I learned that elegance was a matter of attitude and through which paradigm I wish to see the world. My mother also stands as my role model, proving to me that any dream is possible in proportion to how much passion and dedication I invest into it. I'm passionate towards both runaway and print modeling each providing me its own sense of contribution to the fashion world, whether through the pages of a magazine or the physical interaction between model, fashion and audience in a runway show. My aspirations within the modeling world do not stand short to my dreams. I want to be able to make a name for myself both locally and internationally, be on magazines and fashion shows, partake in fashion week, and most of all enjoy the thrill of the ride. I don't just want to be another model but rather 74
someone who can inspire another girl to be the connecting factor between ourselves and the spectacular world of fashion. Currently I'm in school to become an architect where I can be a spokesperson of our culture through the language of structures. Being Latina has influenced the majority of my life. I am proud of my Venezuelan culture and its values are seeped into my ideas of life, perseverance and hard work. I'm also a lover of all types of Hispanic music including Salsa and Merengue. I have never seen my heritage as a flaw but rather as my tool to guide me through life and to make my dreams a reality. 75
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10 TIPS TO KEEP YOUR SKIN GLOWING,
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your lips, then follow immediately with moisture to truly see a smoother difference. Exfoliating body washes are also helpful in the winter months but exfoliating just once or twice a week so as not do damage skin since it's more fragile during the winter.
MOISTURIZE Even if you're exfoliating weekly, your skin not only needs moisture, but moisture right after you wash. It's important to use moisturizer daily during the winter to help prevent dry, flaky skin. Apply it shortly after getting out of the shower to help lock in moisture and keep skin silky smooth. Go for an oil-based moisturizer than a waterbased solution, as it's more likely to help your skin retain moisture in the winter.
FOOT THERAPY Taking care of your hands and face are nobrainers when it comes to harsher weather, but don't forget about your feet! "In the winter months, make sure to slather feet nightly prior to bed and slip (them) into a pair of cotton socks before you fall asleep.
AVOID HOT WATER Hot showers and baths always feel good in the winter compared to the cold weather outside, don't turn up the water temperature too high. Luke-warm showers are the best way to go as hot ones will actually dehydrate your skin, particularly when just washing your face or hands, choose lukewarm water to avoid stripping as many oils away from the skin. 83
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DRINK We tend to drink less water in the winter because we turn to hot drinks like cocoa and tea, but don't forget that your skin needs hydration from the inside, out. Making sure to drink plenty of water is key during winter moreover a little warm water with lemon can be very refreshing and hydrating at the same time.
HYDRATE FROM THE INSIDE OUT Eating foods high in water content can help hydrate your skin from the inside out. Make sure you're getting enough vitamin C and zinc to support the healthy production of collagen and elastin. Also consider an omega-3 supplement, or consume more fish to give your skin the building blocks it needs to appear supple and smooth.
Cleansers can be extremely drying to the skin. If you're used to using options that contain glycolic or salicylic acid, rotate with a more hydrating version that contains moisturizing ingredients. After cleansing, don't leave the skin naked for more than 30 seconds, as this can dehydrate it, leading to increased dryness. Apply a hydrating toner and moisturizer to seal in moisture
USE HOMEMADE MASKS Homemade hydrating masks can provide needed moisture in the winter months. Use natural moisturizing ingredients like honey, avocado, yogurt, olive and jojoba oils, almond oil, bananas, and aloe. Mix what you like together to create a cream or paste, and leave on skin for 10-30 minutes for lasting hydration.
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FOOD FANTASTIC TRIPLE DECKER SANDWICH INGREDIENTS: Sandwich Bread 6 slices Roast Chicken (Shredded) 2 cups Butter 4 ounces Omlete 2 eggs Salt ½ tsp Black Pepper ½ tsp Cheddar Cheese (Grated) 1 – ½ cup French Fries as required Coleslaw Salad as required
RECIPE METHOD: Toast sandwich breads and spread butter on them.Put roast chicken and cheddar cheese on the first slice and cover it with the second slice. In the second layer spread butter and put omlete and cheese on it. Cover it with the third bread and repeat the procedure and cut the sandwich into triangles. Put wooden skewers in the middle and serve them with fries.
FIERY CHILLI CHICKEN WITH CREAMY SAUCE INGREDIENTS: Chicken 1 kg 4 pieces Salt 1 tsp heaped Lemon juice 2 tbsp Ginger garlic 2 tbsp Curry leaves 8 to 10 Whole red chilies 8 to 10 Rice 2 tbsp Yogurt hanged ½ cup Coriander leaves 2 tbsp Oil ¼ cup Flour ½ cup Ingredients for tomato gravy Butter 1 tbsp Oil ¼ cup Tomato paste 4 tbsp Ketchup 4 tbsp Ginger garlic 1 tsp 85
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Kasori methi 1 tsp Sugar 1 tsp Coriander leaves chopped 1 tbsp
METHOD: Give deep cuts on chicken pieces, make a fine paste by grinding together red chili, curry leaves, ginger garlic and rice to a smooth paste, mix in lemon juice, salt, yogurt, marinate chicken with this paste leave it for at least 4 hours, heat oil in a pan roll in the marinated chicken pieces in dry flour and cook in ¼ cup oil for 10 to 15 minutes. Add half cup water cover and cook till chicken tender. Now make creamy sauce by heating butter and oil in a pan add tomato paste, ketchup, ginger garlic, salt, allspice, chili powder, cream, fry well add sugar and kasori methi, put prepared chicken pieces in the sauce leave it on dum for 10 minutes serve garnished with coriander leaves.
TIRAMISU TOFFEE TRIFLE PIE INGREDIENTS: Butter cake 1 pound Coffee 1 tbsp Water ¾ cup Cream cheese 200 gm Fresh cream whipped 200 gm Caster sugar ½ cup Chocolate syrup ½ cup Crunchy chocolate 2 bars finely chopped
METHOD: In a small cup combine coffee and warm water and keep aside, cut pound cake into slices, place cake pieces on bottom and sides of 9 inch deep pie plate, drizzle coffee over cake pieces, in medium bowl beat together cream cheese, sugar and chocolate syrup until smooth, add whipped cream, spread filling evenly into pie plate, sprinkle with chopped crunchy chocolate, chill until firm.
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MOVIES
In Horrible Bosses 2 what goes around comes around, except when it takes a wacky detour. Jason Bateman, Charlie Day and Jason Sudeikis each suffered under abusive employers in the 2011 black comedy hit Horrible Bosses. But now the fortunes have turned as the gang is back together in Horrible Bosses 2. This time they are the managers from hell, but in the most inept way possible. Jamie Foxx returns in an expanded role, advising the crew in a plot to take Chris Pine's character hostage to ransom back the company. The original film's bad boss Kevin Spacey, now in prison for his business crimes, gets a visit from the three for advice. Jennifer Aniston returns as the sexual predator dentist Dr. Julia Harris, who even asks Jason Bateman's character to take a dump on her.
The movie Fury is set at the very end of World War II, in April 1945. As the Allies make their final push in the European theatre, a battle-hardened army sergeant named Wardaddy (Brad Pitt) commands a Sherman tank and her five-man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered and outgunned, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany. April, 1945. As the Allies make their final push in the European Theatre, a battlehardened army sergeant named Wardaddy commands a Sherman tank and her fiveman crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered and outgunned, and with a rookie soldier thrust into their platoon, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.
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PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR In The Penguins Of Madagascar, discover the secrets of the most entertaining and mysterious birds in the global espionage game: Skipper, Kowalski, Rico and Private now must join forces with the chic spy organization, the North Wind, led by Agent Classified (we could tell you his name, but then, you know), voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch, to stop the villainous Dr. Octavius Brine, voiced by John Malkovich, from taking over the world. Undoubtedly, from the trailer alone, the movie looks just dreadful. Horrible animation, even worse voice talent attached to the movie (just take a listen), and un-engaging screenplay.
From the mastermind producer of Paranormal Activity and Insidious come the ghostly tale of Jessabelle. Returning to her childhood home in Louisiana to recuperate from a horrific car accident, Jessabelle (Sarah Snook of Sleeping Beauty) comes face to face with a longtormented spirit that has been seeking her return and has no intention of letting her escape.
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Kill Dil is an upcoming Hindi romantic action film directed by Shaad Ali and produced by Aditya Chopra under the banner of Yash Raj Films. The film will star Govinda, Ranveer Singh, Parineeti Chopra and Ali Zafar in the lead roles
Bollywood comedy film, directed by Abhishek Sharma. The film features the trio of Annu Kapoor, Piyush Mishraand Anupam Kher in lead roles alongside Lisa Haydon, while Akshay Kumar features in a cameo playing himself.
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RANBIR KAPOOR TO PLAY SANJAY DUTT?
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hile PK is gearing up for its release, Rajkumar Hirani has already started working on his next. According to sources, Ranbir Kapoor has given him a nod to play the lead in the Sanjay Dutt biopic. Raju Hirani was keen to make this biopic for quite some time but portraying Sanjay Dutt's life on screen is an arduous task. Finally it seems that Hirani and RK Junior have agreed to collaborate on this film. Watch this space for more updates.
ALIA BHATT GIVES TOUGH COMPETITION TO KATRINA
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f sources are to be believed, Alia now charges a sum close to that of Katrina Kaif's for her endorsements. And no, this hasn't worked against her. In fact, it seems many of Katrina's brand endorsements are now being offered to the Bhatt girl, as advertisers believe she's as popular as Kat and caters to the youth even more strongly than her.
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NETFLIX TAPS
LEONARDO DICAPRIO FOR VIRUNGA, DOCUMENTARY
ON ENDANGERED GORILLAS
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opular Internet television network Netflix has partnered with Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio for the release of Virunga.
Netflix has teamed with Leonardo DiCaprio and his Appian Way Productions to release the Orlando von Einsiedel-directed documentary Virunga. The documentary, which follows an embattled team of park rangers and the endangered mountain gorillas they protect in Africa, will be released simultaneously November 7 in New York and Los Angeles theaters, and on Netflix in all the territories where the pay service is available. DiCaprio serves as executive producer, with his production company Appian Way also on board. "Films like Virunga are powerful stories that are a window into the incredible cultural and natural diversity of our world, the forces that are threatening to destroy it, and the people who are fighting to protect it," DiCaprio said. "Partnering with Netflix on this film is an exciting opportunity to inform and inspire individuals to engage on this topic." 91
SPORTS "I don`t accept that Twenty20 is threatening for future generations in terms of batting techniques." Mahmood said. The 39-year-old was speaking at the launch of the International Cricket Council`s (ICC) nine-day camp in the United Arab Emirates for young players to learn how to play the shortest format of the game.
AZHAR MAHMOOD’S OPINION REGARDING 20-20 CRICKET
Azhar Mahmood said I don`t accept that twenty20
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ormer Pakistan all rounder Azhar Mahmood said he disagreed that Twenty-Twenty cricket was spoiling younger generations of batsmen and is a threat to Test and one-day cricket. 92
Pakistan Won Warm up MATCHES AGAINST AUSTRAILIA
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ustralia lost their only warm-up game ahead of the first Test by 153 runs against Pakistan A. Chasing 339 to win, Australia were bowled out before tea for 185 in their second innings off 51.3 overs. With the first Test against Pakistan commencing on Wednesday, Rogers and Clarke will enter the two-match series still looking for runs after
both failing to post individual scores. Rogers was run out for three on Saturday and faced six balls in the match. Clarke was bowled for five by leftarm quick Rahat Ali after making 10 in the first innings. Glenn Maxwell was out for 18 before Test hopeful Mitchell Marsh (35) and Hughes added 68 for the fourth wicket. Australia's middle-order collapsed against left-arm spinner
Raza Hasan (3-60), who struck off successive deliveries by getting edges off Marsh and James Faulkner to the slips. It was Australia's first defeat on the tour after beating Pakistan in the one-off Twenty20 and also recording a 3-0 win in the one-day series. The Australians were due to return to Dubai ahead of the First Test against Pakistan on Oct 22nd. 93
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