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Share Only five movies have ever broken the $1 billion box-office benchmark. Yet the sci-fi 3D epic “Avatar” smashed through in only three weeks. Share The opening of a film focusing on the rare progeria disorder is the latest in a spate of Bollywood films about health disorders. The BBC’s Prachi Pinglay in Mumbai looks at why India’s film industry is departing from its traditional formula to tackle weighty issues such as autism and Alzheimer’s disease. Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan plays [read full ...] Share Jackson’s comments were made in tapes recorded nine years ago A new book based on taped interviews with Michael Jackson reveals the star thought he looked like “a lizard” and “didn’t want to grow old”. The Michael Jackson Tapes, written by the star’s former adviser Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, provides first-hand detail about the reclusive singer’s life. In [read full ...] Share
Intel says TV of the future will require a lot of computing power The world’s biggest chip maker predicts that by 2015 there will be 12 billion devices capable of connecting to 500 billion hours of TV and video content. Intel said its vision of TV everywhere will be more personal, social, ubiquitous and informative. “TV is [read full ...] Share Jackson’s last rehearsal was in Los Angeles two days before he died The Michael Jackson film This Is It is to have simultaneous premieres in more than 15 cities around the world. Cities hosting the premieres on 27 and 28 October include Los Angeles, London, New York, Berlin, Seoul and Rio de Janeiro, Sony Pictures said. The [read full ...] Share VOTE FOR SHAFFAN SHAFFAN FOR RAAJJE RAN ADU 2009 <RA(SPACE)SHAF to 344> Share More acts are expected to be announced later this week Chris Brown, Mary J Blige, Sister Sledge and Natalie Cole will be among the artists performing at the Michael Jackson tribute concert in Vienna. Speaking at a press conference, Jackson’s brother Jermaine told reporters that up to 25 performers had been lined up to sing. The artists [read full ...] Share Friends and family of Michael Jackson have paid their last respects to the singer known as the King of Pop at a funeral ceremony outside Los Angeles. Dame Elizabeth Taylor, actor Macaulay Culkin and music producer Quincy Jones were among the 200 invited guests. Gladys Knight sang at the service while civil rights campaigner the Reverend Al [read full ...] |
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