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  1. ADMIN
    Tina Louise is an Australian/German model whose tattoos will leave you wanting more!
    I really hope you guys like this picture because holding this pose was f*cking uncomfortable.. ?? Always a pleasure working with this talented team @ohrangutang and H&M @cristinapilo ❤️
    A photo posted by Tina Louise (@miss_tina_louise) on Oct 22, 2016 at 8:56am PDT
    I’d like to be her exclusive tattoo artist!
    Wanted to give a big shout out to my tattoo artist and friend @kareemtattoo from @newporttattoo (Majority of the ink I have on my body has been done by him) It's really hard for me to go anywhere else because I'm so picky and he is so understanding and very patient with me. He gets me. He knows what I like. I spent hundreds of hours in his chair being tattooed and discussing my next tattoo with him. We laugh, talk about life.. he's an amazing artist and an amazing friend. Thank you @kareemtattoo ❤️? Please go follow him and check out his work.. ? #tattoo #ink #newporttattoo
    A photo posted by Tina Louise (@miss_tina_louise) on Nov 23, 2016 at 1:54pm PST
    Hooray for No Pants Day! Chillin on the back steps.. ?? Photographer @careyhess
    A photo posted by Tina Louise (@miss_tina_louise) on Nov 5, 2016 at 7:20pm PDT
    And a bigger HURRAY for No Clothes Day as well!
    ..it's #Friday, let's get crazy ?
    A photo posted by Tina Louise (@miss_tina_louise) on Oct 7, 2016 at 10:51am PDT
    Soft Serve, anyone?
    ? ice-cream #sunday
    A photo posted by Tina Louise (@miss_tina_louise) on Sep 25, 2016 at 10:10am PDT
    That’s one way to keep cool in the summer! 
    Cooling off.. @ardiology
    A photo posted by Tina Louise (@miss_tina_louise) on Sep 20, 2016 at 7:32am PDT
     
    Ummm, I volunteer to be the flower pot! I need a gardener.. ?
    A photo posted by Tina Louise (@miss_tina_louise) on Sep 2, 2016 at 8:08am PDT
    You can follow Tina Louise at www.instagram.com/miss_tina_louise/


  2. ADMIN
    If you don’t have a SRK fan living around you, then you are not living in this country, or this earth for that matter. King Khan makes people’s hearts swoon with love and regardless of your gender, you are destined to be charmed by him in some way or the other. Overflowing love, a crazy fandom and immense warmth are some of the perks he enjoys, courtesy his lovers all over the globe. A recent trend that was witnessed in his fandom was people going into a frenzy when he appeared on the big screen, like his ten second appearance in ‘ADHM’ was enough to for a lot of people to let the crazy out.
    Crowd Reaction Video during cameo of @iamsrk in ADHM from Malegaon Nashik,
    Fucking unbelievable. ?? pic.twitter.com/gTextXkWjx
    — रईस भाई (@SRKianz) October 28, 2016
    Yep, people mistook the screening for a Diwali celebration and like ardent ‘baratis’ at a big fat wedding, fans burst crackers, and danced, celebrating SRK, without realising that perhaps by the time they were done celebrating, Shah Rukh’s scene was most probably over. Well, who cares,right? A fan’s gotta do what he wants. So moving on with the trend, his latest silver screen outing ‘Dear Zindagi’ saw a similar reception. At a theatre in Hyderabad, people frolicked in joy and threw money when he makes his onscreen appearance. Not kidding!

    Are you thinking what I am thinking? Yes, demonetisation has not even affected these guys. Love knows no bounds after all. The crazy amount of love (and money) even baffled the King himself.
    Oh wow… if this is actual currency..what can I say…uh..it’s kind of lavish to say the least!Thx for the rich welcome https://t.co/J8WYsfyAsm
    — Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) November 25, 2016
    Wonder what our Modi ji would say about this? Anyways, the movie is receiving some rave reviews and is tearing it up at the box office. 


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    Tarana is a young singer, pianist, song writer and music producer based in Delhi. She began learning classical piano, at the age of 13, from the Tom Lee Academy of Music in Canada and at 18 she joined the House of Symphony and The Yellow Brick Project. 
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      She is heavily influenced by electronic artists like UK based duo ‘Zero’, music producer Bonobo, singer-songwriter Imogen Heap. “I like to write music - it's a perk that there are so many ways to do that, whether you're a singer-songwriter or an electronic producer. I'm trying my hand at a lot of fun things. I was lucky enough to be the President of a Delhi University Acapella choir, which taught me so much about choral singing!” – She said in an interview with MTV (http://www.pepsimtvindies.com/buzz/special/new-musician-on-the-block-tarana-marwah-52194900.html )
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    She shot to fame after the release of her unique experimental EP ‘Komerabi’ which was inspired by Japanese animation in 2015. The word ‘Komerabi’ loosely means, ‘sunlight that shines through the leaves’. She released the EP while she was in her final year of college. Tarana said “I’ve been an avid follower of anime since I was a child – my brother and I used to secretly watch [the anime series] Inuyasha in the night. I was fascinated with the soundtrack in every show.” 
     Apart from the ambient Electronica act ‘Komerabi’, the keyboardist is also a part of an all-girl soul/electronic band, RIVER. “RIVER and Komerabi and are different aspects of my personality-my left arm and my right arm” she says. This young powerhouse artist is definitely someone worth checking out.
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  4. ADMIN
    Movember (or No Shave November) is a movement that originated in 2004, and is all about growing out one’s facial hair to raise awareness about health issues no one talks about—prostate cancer being one of them! It's essentially about celebrating life (and longevity) and how better to do it than being lazy, growing out your beard and looking good while doing so. Because why not?
    We spoke to 30 men—who seem to have mastered the art of grooming a good mug-rug—on how it's actually done. Read on:
    Name: Vishal Chopra 
    Profession: Producer  
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    It's November— where are you right now, how are you feeling, what are you eating, drinking and listening to? 
    Currently in Bombay—just back from a documentary shoot in Chambal—feeling festive, listening to Blues, eating orange marmalade on toast and drinking a ton of caffeine.
    Tell us about your beard timeline. How long have you been growing it? Any special beard stories: 
    I’ve (almost) always had a big-boy beard. And, my current beard is about 3 months old. Here's a tragic-ish story: I had a 5-month-old beard, which looked fantastic, but had to be trimmed when I was called to audition, for the role of a 'young biker dude’. Never landed that role and decided to never trim my beard for something as primary as an audition! 
    Do you use products? If so, what are your favorite beard products?
    WATER! As long as you wash your beard/face, about two times a day, you're pretty much sorted. 
    © Vishal Chopra
    How do you maintain your beard? Tell us your daily routine? 
    I don't really do anything daily—apart from religiously washing and combing it. However, I do visit a barber once every fortnight to give it shape—which is if you really feel like doing something to your beard. 
    What are your (beard) dos and don'ts?
    Make sure it’s clean, wash it after every meal—’cause food tends to get easily stuck in the beard bib. 
    Don't be boring—treat it like your canvas—decorate it with flowers, sequins, paint it, etc. I'm planning to color it white for Christmas. Caution: Stunt to be performed only by trained professionals! 
    Are women into beards? (In other words: Will a beard get you laid?) 
    Women are into interesting men, simple! A beard won't magically get you laid, but will definitely help you get the conversation started, and, if you can back it up with charm, she'll most definitely beg you for a few minutes of 'beard play'.
    © Vishal Chopra
    Has growing a full-on beard, changed your sense of style. Do you dress differently when you have a full beard? 
    Style is about confidence. If you're confident enough to carry a beard off—you can pretty much rock anything. But I guess a beard definitely opens your wardrobe up to a wider range of clothes. I think, a bearded guy in a pink shirt will look better than a clean shaven dude (in pink) 
    One advice for boys trying to grow their beards?
    Don't grow it just because it’s trendy—it’ll show and you’ll end up looking like you’re trying too hard. Grow it if you look at your face, in the mirror and can relate better to the person, with a beard on. Also, treat your beard like it’s your BFF—talk to it, stroke it and ask for its opinion. As long as you make sure your beard is amused, it'll be fine. Case in point: My beard hugs my face tight, at night.


  5. ADMIN
    7am: On the way to school, the prodigal son begins telling me all about the Coldplay concert that he attended with his friends, ‘Mom, even Modiji came on a big screen, gave a speech and everyone clapped loudly!’ I ask, ‘Why, what did he say?’ The prodigal son replies, ‘No one really understood. He recited some nursery rhyme and a joke about demonetisation, and everyone began cheering. I was also screaming, “Love you, Modiji.”’
    I quip, ‘Seems like a highly contagious nationwide epidemic.’
    10.15am: Curious, I flip open my laptop and discover that the Prime Minister had not recited a nursery rhyme as the brain-dead prodigal son had stated, but had quoted Bob Dylan’s iconic song, ‘The Times They are A-Changin’.
    Dylan has been in the news lately for winning the Literature Nobel and also for being so unaffected by it that he said he was too busy to attend the award ceremony. Unlike Bono, singer, father and philanthropist who galloped on to stage when he was honoured as ‘Woman of the Year’ by Glamour magazine recently.
    Last I checked his Wikipedia page, Bono had not undergone a *** change and was still a man but since there are a mere 3.52 billion women hanging out on Earth, I can understand Glamour magazine’s plight. Unable to find enough ‘Adult female human beings’ as my outdated dictionary insists on describing a woman, the editor looking for likely candidates at a crowded party must have just yelled out, ‘So let’s give woman of the year to Gwen Stefani, Miuccia Prada, and oh yes! Bono, U2.’
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    1.30pm: My cousin calls, ‘Didi, can I come for lunch? My muscles are deflating, I need some chicken and our butcher has stopped giving udhar.’ My cousin lives with our grandmother and mommy dearest who had, in fact, called me this morning to complain that since she had cut up her credit card two months ago due to overspending; she has now been compelled to send my cousin to the bank to withdraw money. I ask him, ‘But you went to the bank, right?’
    He replies, ‘I stood in line for three hours for those new Rooh Afza-coloured 2,000-rupee notes.’
    I say, ‘So why didn’t you send the cook to the market with that?’
    ‘Didi, as soon as I reached home, Granny took the money and went to get her hair coloured.’I comfort my cousin, ‘A lesson for you right there — don’t count your chickens before they hatch! Come here and I will feed you all the protein in the world.’
    1.50pm: The doorbell rings and my weary cousin is standing on the other side with a big pink stain on his white shirt. Apparently the new notes are meant to be just counterfeit proof and not sweat proof! In a city with an average temperature of around 32 degrees Celsius, Mumbaikars are going to be playing some version of Holi every day of the year.
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    6.30pm: The man of the house enters the bedroom and says, ‘What is that black stuff on your legs?’I reply, ‘It’s leftover coffee grounds. I am combating the effects of demonetisation and becoming a role model to empower women at the same time.’ He replies, ‘I am scared to even ask how.’
    I say, ‘I have no cash and my credit card is almost maxed out, so I asked Google for some home remedies to get rid of cellulite. Apparently caffeine is the primary ingredient in all cellulite creams. This is my recycled, free of cost, new scrub — I saved at least 600 rupees! ‘He asks, ‘And how does all this empower women?’
    I snort, ‘After Bono made it to the ‘Women of the Year’ list, I did some investigations into this empowerment business. I discovered that even beauty pageants like Miss Universe claim to uplift women!
    And guess whom the United Nations appointed as Ambassador for the Empowerment of Women? Wonder Woman! A cartoon figure running around in a swimsuit. So I figured that in order to truly empower women, you may have to fearlessly fight off evil but first you definitely have to fight off cellulite.
    Once I get rid of these unsightly bumps in my path, I can see myself addressing crowds at Rashtrapati Bhavan, empowering women as I flaunt my flawless legs. Achha, can you help me? Put some of the coffee stuff behind my thigh. I can’t get to that bit.’ The man of the house refuses to help, smirking, ‘Can’t even reach the back of her leg and wants to reach Rashtrapati Bhavan!’
    © Twitter
    8pm: After doing ten different kinds of outer-thigh exercises, I wearily shuffle towards the dining table. The man of the house is proudly telling his son, ‘Do you know that over 93% of Indians are happy with the demonetisation policy?’
    I ask him the source of this information and he says, ‘From the Narendra Modi app!’ I reply, ‘Babe, it’s a bit like you giving reviews for your own films on your fan page, no? Unlikely that you will say, “This Friday, coming near you is the most dismal movie I have ever been in.”
    The prodigal son interrupts, asking me to pass the tandoori chicken and I say, ‘Why did the chicken cross the road?’He gamely asks, ‘Why?’I cackle, ‘So that he could run around the empty ATM like the other headless desi chickens.’
    The man of the house immediately pulls out a small wad of the new notes, ‘Promise to stop your stupid jokes all through dinner and I will give you this!’ I grab it from his hand and reply, ‘Deal! But you know one good thing about demonetisation, you can’t launder money anymore.’
    The man of the house triumphantly crows, ‘See I told you, it’s a good initiative!’ And I get to have the last laugh when I add, ‘Yes, if you forget these notes in your pant pocket and throw it in the laundry, then all your Rin ki Safedi will turn bright pink!’
    DISCLAIMER: This blog post is written by Twinkle Khanna for The Times Of India


  6. ADMIN
    Goa is likely to become the first state in India to go cashless from December 31, as people will be able to buy perishables such as fish, meat, vegetables or anything else at the press of a button on their mobile. There will be no need to carry your purse for purchases and the profession of pick pocketing may become extinct soon, as all transactions will be done on mobile phones. "The money on purchases will be debited to the person's bank account," chief secretary R K Srivastava told STOI.
    One has to dial *99# from their mobile phone, not necessarily a smart phone, and follow the instructions to complete the transaction. This system is being introduced to transfer money to small vendors who do not have swipe machines. Swiping of ATM and credit cards at shops and establishments will also continue.
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    A drive to create awareness on how to operate the cashless transaction for vendors and small shops and the public will commence on Monday at Mapusa and Panaji, in Goa. While cash transactions are not being banned, the move is to encourage a cashless society. Also, there will be no minimum limit on the cashless transfer of money. Chief minister Laxmikant Parsekar said no fees will be charged for any of these transactions over the mobile. Defence minister Manohar Parrikar on Saturday held a meeting with government officials and all the major nationalized and private banks. During the meeting, Parrikar discussed the modalities to implement the cashless scheme in the state.
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    Parrikar said at the Vijay Sankalp Rally at Sankhali on Friday that PM Narendra Modi had a dream about a cashless society and "they told me that Goa can become the first state to go cashless"."One thing we decided is that whenever India becomes a cashless society, Goa will become the first. We have to support the prime minister's dream," Parrikar added saying that your mobile can become your bank and one can do anything once he/she has registered her/his mobile number with the bank under the central government unified payment interference (UPI). Srivastava said that Goa has an added advantage to be become the first cashless society because it is a small state with about 15 lakh population and 17 lakh mobile phone connections. "We have 22 lakh bank accounts, which means that one person has more than one account," he said. Most of the people in Goa use debit or credit cards while purchasing and hence it will not be a problem to go cashless, he added.
    He also said that from Monday, people will be educated on the cashless transaction and the exact plan would be finalized on Sunday. Explaining how it works, Srivastava said that every vendor who registers with the bank would be given an MMID code.
    © Twitter/Representational image
    Once a person purchases fish, vegetable etc. the customer just needs to dial the designated number (*99#) and punch in details of her/his account and the amount the customer needs to transfer to the vendor and then the customer has to enter the MI code of the vendor to transfer the funds. Within no time, the money would be transferred from the customer's account to the vendor's account."Everybody should have an account, card and the account should have money," Srivastava said.


  7. ADMIN
    Uttar Pradesh now has Asia's first cycle highway. A first-of-its-kind project, the 207-km-long cycle highway runs between Etawah and Agra and was declared open on Saturday. A rally of 90 cyclists from five countries and across India followed the inauguration ceremony at the Lion Safari in Etawah. Constructed by the UP public works department, the cycle highway runs parallel to the main highway and is about 7-feet-wide. A divider in between ensures the safety of cyclists. Along the way from Etawah to Agra, it dots 92 villages.
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    "The track begins from the lion safari in Etawah. On its way to Agra are tourist destinations like Naugava ka Quila, Raja Bhoj ki Haveli, and Bateshwarnath Temple. It ends at the eastern gate of the Taj Mahal in Agra," said Lion Safari director, Sanjay Srivastava. While the cyclists rode about 50 km on Saturday, from Etawah to Jarar, UP chief minister Akhilesh Yadav—who conceived the project following his experiences in cities like Amsterdam, Berlin and Paris, where cycles are used extensively in city commute—will welcome the cyclists in Agra on Sunday.
    The track criss-crosses the natural beauty of the Chambal and Yamuna rivers. Views of ravines along the way will give tourists an opportunity to enjoy the serenity of the region. "Local people can use it for daily commute as the tracks covers a distance of 207 km, dotting 92 villages across the two districts," said Srivastava. Inaugurating the highway, state minister Abhishek Mishra said, "It is a historical moment as a world-class cycling infrastructure is being made operational not only for locals but to the people of the state and the nation."
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    The cycle tracks will not only give a boost to tourism, but also help in sustaining the environment, he added. "Chief minister Akhilesh Yadav wanted to transform the region as an ecologically conscious tourist destination, and the dedicated cycle tracks are a significant step towards promoting green and environment friendly commuting," said Mishra.
    For the past 15 years, Swedish nationals Sanna (30) and Stephen (45) have been using the cycle as their mode of transportation."I am excited to be here. Going by the infrastructure, the cycle track is of international standard. I am a tad nervous as the cycle track in our country is on the right side of the road and here it is on the left side," said Sanna, who was among the cyclists who rode from Etawah on Saturday.
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    Raqeebul Islam from Bangladesh, another participant, said, "I would like to appeal to the people, particularly the elderly, to take up cycling again for a healthy and fit tomorrow." Raqeebul further said that peddaling would enhance road sense among the youth and increase their tolerance level as drivers. He also offered local cyclists a few tips on the cause of the environment.


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    Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Saturday pitched for domesticating cows, saying his government has introduced various benefits for people who breed cows for dairy and domestic purposes. He also highlighted that Haryana is the first state to have a cow protection law. The CM was speaking at the inauguration of a cow shelter and health centre named Kamdhenu Aarogya Sansthan in Akbarpur village in Nuh, which will be using cow dung and urine to produce medicines and chemical-free disinfectants.
    "While the state government is doing its best for the welfare of cows in the state, beyond cow shelters, people must keep cows at their home. Haryana has 432 cow shelters in the state and is the first state to have a cow protection force and law," he said.
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    "In an effort to encourage the people in the state, we have also introduced various benefits for people who have cows at home. People must realise the importance of cow and its by-products and not just look at cow as an economic venture," he added. Kamdhenu Aarogya Sansthan has already started working on using bio-mass for generation of electricity and using cow urine to make chemical-free disinfectants for the farmers to be used instead of fertilisers, the chief minister said.
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    He also addressed the problems of the local people. "As far as the matter of merging Tawadu region with Gurgaon is concerned, we will discuss with the parties involved and decide on the matter by January latest," he added.This was after the local MLA from the region, Tejpal Tanwar, said the region is on the border of Gurgaon and Mewat district, and it gets side-lined in the matters of development from both ends.


  9. ADMIN
    Cinema isn’t always about perfect whistle-blowing moments, teary goodbyes and high octane climaxes. Sometimes, it’s just about sitting back and watching life unfurl itself in front of you, life as you know it. Life as we all know it – life that surprises, life that disappoints, life that complicates. Gauri Shinde’s ‘Dear Zindagi’ is just that – a slice of life that digs up questions that haunt most of us, troubles that cloud our very existence and a warm, tight hug all of us need but never ask for. Oh no, it’s not perfect. But it was important for ‘Dear Zindagi’ to be made. Like the much recent ‘Pink’. Because films aren’t always about entertaining. Cinema is as much about social commentaries and relatable portrayals of real life, as it is about mystical tales and larger-than-life love stories.
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    ‘Dear Zindagi’ is a much-needed dialogue on mental health that is spoken of only in hushed words in real life, if at all. The film finally makes it okay to talk about it, to ask for help, to not being fine. Alia Bhatt’s Kaira makes you realize how natural it is to crumble and how it could happen to the best of us and more importantly, how it’s okay, important rather, to seek therapy. It’s a disease and, like most other diseases, can be cured with the right prescription of perspective and understanding. Even at understanding Kaira’s mental imbalance, the film never categorizes it as ‘depression’— a word that’s now used as a blanket term for any and every mental illness. You never feel the need to label Kaira’s condition, you don’t know what it is, all you know is you’ve felt the same at some point in life and you know how crippling it can be. Gauri Shinde leaves it at that and that’s exactly what makes it so much more relatable.
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    It’s incredible how some of the biggest icons of this country are finally breaking barriers and contributing to cinema that helps, cinema that heals. Very recently, we had Amitabh Bachchan spell out the meaning of consent loud and clear with ‘Pink’ and now with ‘Dear Zindagi’, Shah Rukh Khan makes sure mental health becomes a dinner table conversation across the country. Even if it sensitizes one out of 10 people who watch this film, it’s commendable progress for the society. The film also touches upon various other issues like everyday sexism and slut shaming with some pivotal sub plots and Shah Rukh Khan’s mainstream appeal surely does target the right kind of audiences who still find it hard to understand that a girl’s success can be independent of the men in her life and that having been in more than one relationships doesn’t mean she’s ‘easy’ or a ‘slut’.
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    Kaira isn’t your stereotypical protagonist. Of course, she has a strong characterization and the pieces do fall together by the end of the film. But does her back story justify her actions in the film? Probably not. She’s not the most likeable character. She’s not made to be one. But she’s real, so real that I bet you know someone exactly like her. Someone who’s difficult, erratic, even nasty at times. And yet, hers is a story that deserves to be told. Because it’s not always important for us to agree with someone to understand them. It’s beautiful how Shinde manages to make you see through Kaira’s insecurities and fears without once justifying her actions. It was important that Kaira wasn’t another one of those sorry, sympathy-seeking people you see in every other film. You may think people have had it worse than Kaira, much worse. But isn’t it a refreshing change to see a regular girl with real issues that plague most of us too?
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    Each and every character in the film mirrors a real person, be it that regressive, misogynistic uncle who strongly believes Kaira needs to ‘get a job’ to the gay friend who’s trying to embrace himself for who he is. There’s that obviously boring prospective groom in one scene, but even a character as small as his has been written with the correct amount of humour, without once overstepping the line of subtlety. You laugh at the character, without once looking down on him. In that one scene, Shinde proves it is possible to make a subtle comment on a character without reducing it to a mere caricature. Ali Zafar’s part in the story too, is a refreshing change. The conflict between Ali’s character and Alia’s is as real as it gets, and something far, far away from clichés. He’s a guy who’s a little too obsessed with music and it’s as funny as it’s relatable for many!
    ---------SPOILERS AHEAD --------- © Dharma Productions
    There’s one extremely hard-hitting confrontation in the second half of the film, that’s as brilliantly scripted as it is enacted by Alia Bhatt. Shinde’s take on the parent-child relationship is so insightful, nuanced and personal, it feels like a peek into your own life. Blaming their kids for how they’ve turned out to be instead of investing time in understanding what really went wrong while growing up is something most Indian parents do at some point. Through Kaira’s breakdown, Shinde talks on behalf of every child who has ever felt let down by their parents, for getting hate when they needed a hug, for being abandoned when they needed memories. We’ve seen many family dramas in Bollywood recently but none as real and important as ‘Dear Zindagi’. 
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    Watch this film not because it’s perfect but because it’s the cheapest therapy session you’ll ever get. Watch it because Kaira is everyone of us and her problems deserve to be spoken about. Watch it because it’s not very often that a Bollywood film shows you life like it really is. Watch it because it might just make dealing with your own ‘zindagi’ a little better, if nothing else. And watch it for Alia Bhatt, because this girl is at beyond marvelous in the film.
     


  10. ADMIN
    Travel isn’t just about ditching your regular schedule and running away to some secluded location; we all have different ideas about travelling, but even you would agree with us that most of the time our opinions are dominated by the culture, art and historic significance of the place we are thinking about. But there is a difference between liking a city and getting inspired by it and it’s a proud moment for our country because two of our beautiful cities, Mumbai and Jodhpur, have made it to the list of world’s most ‘inspiring’ places. 
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    Earlier, people used to love these places, but thanks to this list, we now know that people draw inspiration from them as well. The list has been issued by Travelbird, a celebrated travel agency, which includes 83 cities that inspired people. The judgment was based on parameters like performing arts companies, art schools, art galleries, film industry, music production, startups, romance and museums.
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    Miami has topped the list, followed by Bruges, San Fransisco and Bristol at the second, third and fourth position. The top ten positions are occupied mainly by European cities, thanks to their art and cultural significance. Jodhpur and Mumbai stand 76th and 83rd position. So, what if the two cities don’t fall under top 10 or 20, the fact that they have made it to the list is more than enough for us to plan another trip to these two beauties. 


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    Mary Shum is an American bikini model who isn’t just super-hot; she’s also a super-hot mom as well!
    Bali life ? it was the 4th month of pregnancy photo by my lovely  @a_mavrin #MAVRIN #MAVRINmodels #MaryShum
    A photo posted by MARY SHUM (@mary_shum_) on Aug 29, 2016 at 4:02am PDT
     
    With a body to die for, Mary is turning pre conceived notions on their head!
    I love this pic by @a_mavrin #MAVRIN #MAVRINmodels #MaryShum
    A photo posted by MARY SHUM (@mary_shum_) on Mar 1, 2016 at 12:35pm PST
     
    I don’t know about you guys, but I’d like to be that tree right now.
    Paradise ✨? Photo @a_MAVRIN SriLanka 15 ❤️❤️❤️ #MAVRIN #MAVRINmodels #MaryShum
    A photo posted by MARY SHUM (@mary_shum_) on Mar 21, 2016 at 4:45am PDT

    Sun, sand and pure sexiness!
    Photo @a_mavrin ❤️❤️❤️ #MAVRIN #MAVRINmodels #MaryShum
    A photo posted by MARY SHUM (@mary_shum_) on Jan 6, 2016 at 3:31am PST
     
    Looking classy AF!
    ? #MaryShum #MAVRIN #MAVRINmodels
    A photo posted by MARY SHUM (@mary_shum_) on Aug 30, 2016 at 1:18pm PDT

    Good god, check out that amazing bod!
    Enjoy )) SriLanka 2015 photo @a_mavrin  #MaryShum #MAVRINmodels #MAVRIN
    A photo posted by MARY SHUM (@mary_shum_) on Oct 2, 2015 at 10:33am PDT

    And finally, here’s a super-hot Mary in an orange stunner.
    My body needs some sun ... And a little bit of oil... And some love )))
    A photo posted by MARY SHUM (@mary_shum_) on Jul 9, 2015 at 10:22am PDT
     
     
    You can follow Mary Shum at Instagram  
     


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    A homegrown blues band from Mumbai, Kanchan Daniel & the Beards comprises of Kanchan Daniel on Vocals, Kush Upadhyay as the Lead/Rhythm Guitarist, Mukesh Lobo on Keyboards, Anand Kamath as the Bassist, and Varoon Aiyer on Drums/Percussion. Formed in 2012, the band primarily plays blues music but also have influences from R&B, soul, funk and psychedelic rock to create a unique sound.

     The band started off by performing a lot of gigs around Mumbai at places like Kino 108, Blue Frog and High Street Phoenix and gained a lot of prominence for their renditions of songs like  Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” and Lady Gaga’s “ Born This Way ” and Frank Sinatra's " Fly me to the moon " and " Let’s go get stoned " by Ray Charles.

    They released their debut album in March 2015, and almost every song they make is based on their personal experiences. One of the biggest highlights for the band was opening for English guitarist and composer, John Mclaughlin in Bangalore. They have also played at a number of prestigious festivals and venues, including Times Bandra Festival in 2014.
    © Facebook
    Catch this unique blues-rock band at the Bacardi Nh7 Weekender happening in Pune from 2nd-4th December. 


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    Movember (or No Shave November) is a movement that originated in 2004, and is all about growing out one’s facial hair to raise awareness about health issues no one talks about—prostate cancer being one of them. It's essentially about celebrating life (and longevity) and how better to do it than being lazy, growing out your beard and looking good while doing so. Because why not?
    We spoke to 30 men—who seem to have mastered the art of grooming a good mug-rug—on how it's actually done. Read on:
    Name: Sahil Salathia
    Profession: Actor

    © Sahil Salathia
    Where are you right now?
    On a movie set in Kamalistan in Bombay—which I’m not allowed to talk about, yet!
    It's November—how are you feeling, what are you eating, drinking and listening to?
    I’m feeling festive, eating lots of butter chicken on set, feeling sexy AF in my big boy beard and (obviously) listening to Starboy by The Weeknd—which I feel I have an obsession with...Don’t believe me? Just look at my Snapchat and my Instagram stories!

    © Sahil Salathia
    Tell us about your beard timeline. How long have you been growing it? Any special beard stories:
    I've been growing my beard for about two months now. I’d like to thank God and, my insanely high testosterone levels for all the excellent facial hair growth. The beard has also earned me some off-duty perks—if you know what i mean! (laughs)!
    Do you use products? If so, what is your favourite product?
    I use beard oils and a very specific beard shampoo from this really cool new brand—Moochwala.
    How do you maintain your beard? Tell us your daily routine?
    I genuinely like to take care of my beard. It's like taking a bath! My beard regime happens every alternate day, followed by a trim once in every two weeks. I think it's important to give it a custom look. Having said that, I’ve to keep it rough and rugged for the next four to five months. Because, actor problems!
    © Sahil Salathia
    Tell us about your beard do's and don'ts...
    Do — Oil, wash, dry and finally comb/brush your beard—every alternate day!
    Pro-tip: Use castor oil (works like magic) to make your beard look fuller and thicker.
    Don't — Skip the beard clean-up regime for more than a week, trust me, that is a just a sign of being unhygienic.
    Has growing a full-on beard changed your sense of style. Do you dress differently when you have a full beard?
    Not really! I seem to always stick to my basic aesthetics when it comes to fashion. However, a good beard helps to make every damn thing just look better!
    One advice for boys trying to grow their beards?
    Two words, Castor oil! And patience, growing a kickass beard is not a day's job; it takes time.


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    Bollywood’s Khiladi Akshay Kumar has proved yet again that he is a man with a golden heart who doesn’t think twice before helping others. Post the Uri attacks, Akshay Kumar has gone all out to help the men in uniform and their families, especially those who didn’t get any financial support after losing their loved ones, who gave up their lives fighting for the country. 
    © T-Series
    Recently, when three army jawans were martyred in an encounter with the suspected ULFA terrorists near Digboi, Tinsukia in Assam, N K Narpat Singh was one of them who is now survived by his wife and three daughters. When Akshay Kumar came across this news through his friends, he immediately volunteered to help and transferred Rs 9 lakh in the martyr's wife's account. How many of us can do that? 
    #ArmyCdrEC & All Ranks #Salute the supreme sacrifice of Nk Narpat Singh & offer condolences to the family of the Martyr. @adgpi pic.twitter.com/qQGXg56Yk9
    — EasternCommand_IA (@easterncomd) November 19, 2016 Despite having a chock-a-block schedule, Akshay manages to stay in touch with his friends in the army and police and has even asked them to keep him updated on cases where he can be of any help. This is not for the first time that he is standing strong with a martyr’s family. Earlier too in October, he donated Rs. 9 lakh to the family of martyred BSF Jawan Gurnam Singh.
    Time and again, Akshay has turned out to be a real hero and whenever he promised to do something to help the society, he made sure to keep his word. While some might call it a publicity stunt or say that he can help because he is rich, let’s face it, money can’t buy selflessness for you. If you want to help the society and the army, even a small gesture can make a huge difference.  
    H/t: The Times Of India 


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    If you are aware of the war-torn situation that the Iraq belt is facing, you can very well imagine the plight of the people who were forced to flee their homeland and take refuge in countries that were alien to them. In a world that is losing humanity, the added burden of a large number of refugees is making many host countries uncomfortable. One recent cruel representation of what is happening there was the horrific picture of a Syrian kid which went viral.
    © Twitter
    BBC’s documentary on a Sikh man’s efforts titled ‘Selfless Sikh’ is a heartwarming, beautiful video that depicts how Ravi, a 47-year-old Sikh helps the Yazidi families who are struggling to survive this apocalypse. “I think what people need is hope. They have hope that somebody is coming”. He also works with an organisation called Gender Center that helps Yazidi women rebuild their lives.
     
    Being a Sikh man, his appearance has often led to him being mistaken as a member of ISIS sometimes, but that doesn’t deter him from doing his bit. Every month, he religiously visits them and provides them with basic supplies of daily needs.
    © BBC
    He also spends a lot of time talking with the families. “Yes, there’s danger. Is it worth for me because it’s a calling from within.” The Sikh community has always been a stellar example when it comes to helping make the world a better place. Ravi’s personal motto is “recognise the whole human race as one”.
    © BBC
    It’s people like him who restore our faith in humanity at a time when the entire world is losing it by the minute. If only more people had empathy for their fellow beings and did their bit, we would be able to build a better future for ourselves.


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    The currency demonetization move has not only hit the Indian economy but the wedding industry as well, with people going berserk over managing the expenses. In fact, recently it was reported that one could now withdraw up to Rs. 2.5 lakh cash from bank accounts of a bride, groom or their parents for the wedding. 
    © Facebook
    Although this move was much appreciated but given the ‘big-fat-weddings’ we organize, this amount will not suffice. But, as they say, where there is a will, there is a way, and this Surat-based couple has proved it yet again by setting a great example that the country needs to learn from. While there are people who have lavish Rs. 500-crore weddings without thinking twice about the miseries that other people are going through, this couple organized their entire wedding ceremony in just Rs. 500.  
    © Facebook
    After the sudden announcement of discontinuation of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 rupee notes, this couple, instead of cribbing, tweaked their plan and went ahead with the date that was fixed for the wedding. The bride did admit that initially both the families were tensed about the announcement but after considering the situation, they chose to serve ‘Chai Paani’ to the wedding guests.  
    To be honest, the fancy arrangements in weddings are more of a show-off than a necessity and this couple just proved that grandeur isn’t everything; sometimes, a simple ceremony is all it takes to enter a prosperous married life. 
     
     


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    Post the Diwali celebrations, the pollution level in Delhi shot up to a dangerous level that was said to be the worst in three years and, though people were citing various reasons for the increase in the levels, one cannot deny the fact that firecrackers have a huge role to play in this situation. So on Friday, the Supreme Court passed an order that won’t go down too well with some people but is more of a relief for the rest of the public. The decision is to put a ban on the sale of firecrackers in Delhi/NCR in order to keep a tab on the rising pollution level. 
    © Twitter
    As per the order, the licenses of the existing sellers will be suspended and the government will not issue a new license to any seller in Delhi/NCR.  However, the court also mentioned that it’s very difficult to implement and monitor people who are bursting crackers, so there isn’t any restriction on them as of now. The Supreme Court further asked the Central Pollution Control Board to study the harmful effects of materials that are used in making firecrackers and submit a report within three months.  
    © Twitter
    In fact, a petition on Change.org was being circulated, seeking a blanket ban on firecrackers in Delhi that gathered over 14,000 signatures. Reportedly, the Delhi Pollution Control Committee said that on Diwali night, PM10 (Particulate Matter) ranged from 448 g/m3 (micrograms per cubic meter) to 939 g/m3  compared to the national safe standard of 100 g/m3.  
    Apparently, in 2015, the Supreme Court had rejected a plea to ban firecrackers during Diwali. In the ongoing wedding season, where bursting firecrackers is a regular affair, this move will certainly help the environment. 
    Source: The Times Of India  


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    Fidel Castro, Cuba’s former president and legendary revolutionary leader, has passed away at the age of 90. His brother Raul Castro, who is the president of Cuba, announced the news.  "The commander in chief of the Cuban revolution died at 22:29 hours this evening," he said.
    © Wikimedia
    The state-run television announced that Fidel Castro had passed away on the evening of 25th November, 2016 and Cuba would observe several days of mourning. 
    © Reuters
    Fidel Castro served as prime minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976 and as president from 1976 to 2008 – serving one of the longest reigns in political history. Hailed as a revolutionary savior by supporters, he became a symbol of dissent against imperialism. Although political thinkers labelled him a dictator, his regime in Cuba saved the island from American imperialism. Standing strong against imperialism, he gave rise to the first communist country in the West. 


  19. ADMIN
    From Nehru jackets to tailored suits—our Bollywood actors kept their style quotient really high this week. All we can say is, we got some serious lessons on what to stock in our closets this winter.
    1. A Nehru jacket paired with a kurta and a pair of jeans is always a good look, and Sushant Singh Rajput in this Anita Dongre ensemble cements the fact!
    It's a JNU in Mumbai kinda vibe this morning, for an interview at Jai Hind College @SushantSinghRajput in @AnitaDongre Assisted by @ShradhaPamnani #SushantSinghRajput #AnitaDongre #JNU #TheatreVibe #BackToSchool #JaiHind #JaiHindCollege
    A photo posted by Priyanka and Kazim (@the.vainglorious) on Nov 23, 2016 at 10:04pm PST
    2. Ranveer Singh paired his embroidered sherwani with Shadidas (shaddi + adidas) sneakers at Diva'ni’s SS17 show.
    @ranveersingh Walks the Ramp for @divaniindia #bollywood #style #fashion #mensfashion #bollywoodstyle #bollywoodfashion #indianfashion #celebstyle #ranveersingh #divanicouture
    A photo posted by @afashionistasdiaries on Nov 24, 2016 at 6:10am PST
    3. Arjun Kapoor’s style game is always on point, even at the airport! This too-cool-for-school look comprising of a Marc Jacobs T-shirt, Balmain Jeans and Lanvin shoes is an example of a brilliant executed #AirportStyle look.
    Never stop, just keep going... Off to Chandigarh for #Mubarakan !!! Thank u @tanster24 yet again !!!  . T shirt - @marcjacobs Jeans - @balmain Shoes - @lanvinofficial Sunglasses - @thombrowneny
    A photo posted by Arjun Kapoor (@arjunkapoor) on Nov 23, 2016 at 11:32am PST
     4. What’s better than a suit on a sunny winter day? Anil Kapoor surely makes a statement in one.
    Sunny #Chandigarh is adding an extra zing to the first day of #Mubarakan!
    A photo posted by anilskapoor (@anilskapoor) on Nov 24, 2016 at 1:21am PST
    5. Sid Mallya knows a thing or two about style and this instagram is a classic example of that.
    Physically different. Mentally still the same. #vain #banter #tbt
    A photo posted by Sid (@sidmallya) on Nov 24, 2016 at 3:49am PST
    6. Ayushmann Khurrana is definitely a risk-taker in this Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna shirt, and trousers, paired with a Canali blazer.
    @ayushmannk Shirt & Trousers - @rohitgandhirahulkhanna Blazer - @canali1934 Accessories - @sachdeva.ritika Styled by - @ishabhansali #bollywood #style #fashion #mensfashion #bollywoodstyle #bollywoodfashion #indianfashion #celebstyle #ayushmankhurrana
    A photo posted by @afashionistasdiaries on Nov 19, 2016 at 10:21am PST
    7. Tahir Raj Bhasin paints the town blue in this funky bomber jacket.
    Let's paint the town blue! Just before the interview with #KomalNahta. #Force2
    A photo posted by Tahir Raj Bhasin (@tahirrajbhasin) on Nov 21, 2016 at 11:17pm PST



  20. ADMIN
    Movember (or No Shave November) is a movement that originated in 2004, and is all about growing out one’s facial hair to raise awareness about health issues no one talks about—prostate cancer being one of them! It's essentially about celebrating life (and longevity) and how better to do it than being lazy, growing out your beard and looking good while doing so. Because why not?
    We spoke to 30 men—who seem to have mastered the art of grooming a good mug-rug—on how it's actually done. Read on:
    Name: Dheeraj Dhoopar
    Profession: Actor 
    © Instagram
    It's November — where are you right now, how are you feeling, what are you eating, drinking and listening to?
    It’s November, and I’ve recently married the love of my life—which basically has me dancing a lot, drinking a lot (of wine), and eating my favorite meals. November is shaping up to be, literally, the happiest month of my life. 
    Tell us about your beard timeline. How long have you been growing it?
    I've been growing my beard for a while; about two years now. I feel that my beard has helped me transition into a sexy man, from a ‘cute guy’! I feel like it gave me that change in image and helped me showcase my versatility.
    © Instagram
    Do you use products? If so, what are your favorite beard products?
    Yes , but I prefer using minimal products because I’m just not into the whole products culture. I usually use Beard shampoo & a good beard wax from Beardo—which works really well for me.
    How do you maintain your beard? Tell us your daily routine? 
    Trim. Trim. Trim! I love to keep my beard neat, so I trim the overgrown (strands of) hair. I like to define my jawline and shaping it is very important. I wash my face and beard everyday with beard shampoo and apply wax. 
    © Instagram
    What are your beard's do's and don'ts?
    Do's
    1) Keep your beard neat & tidy.
    2) Carry your beard with confidence.
    Don't
    Grow a beard because it looks good on someone else, it should suit your face.
    Has growing a full-on beard, changed your sense of style? Do you dress differently when you have a full beard?
    Having a beard hasn't changed my style, but it has definitely upped my cool quotient. I have started to, finally, experiment with my dressing—by trying out new silhouettes and cuts. It has definitely made me a risk-taker. 
    What is your resolution for 2017?
    One of my biggest resolutions is to travel more. 


  21. ADMIN
    In Aditya Chopra’s ‘Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge’, Shah Rukh Khan consoled “Lajo” - the mother of the woman he was in love with - with a simple lesson imparted to him by his parents. “Life will always throw you two options - the simple one and the tough one. The simple one will give you joy and many comforts at first, but eventually life won’t be a bed of roses. The tough route, if taken, may present challenges at first, but there will be sweet victory in the end.”
    I was reminded of this line, delivered by Khan with his trademark emotion-laden voice that endeared him to audiences as a young star, while watching a much older, graceful Khan impart a similar lesson to Kiara (Alia Bhatt), a girl who seeks his counsel.
    “Sometimes, the simple route is the best route.”
    Director Gauri Shinde, who reintroduced Sridevi to audiences in her fine debut film, ‘English Vinglish’, presents audiences with another delectable opportunity of watching Khan perform a “character”, rather than a stereotype. Earlier in the year, Khan reminded us that there was still an actor hidden inside him that hadn’t found an outlet for years in Maneesh Sharma’s ‘Fan’. The film turned out to be a box-office dud, but Khan’s resurgence as a performer signalled good times.
    In ‘Dear Zindagi’, where Khan plays a therapist called Jehangir Khan, you really get a sense of the actor’s ability to infuse life in a character. His isn’t the most important role in the narrative - Kiara is the sole protagonist here - and he’s seen only in a handful of scenes peppered throughout the film. But so significant is his screen presence, so measured his portrayal, and so well-intentioned the approach, he makes more impact here than he did in many recent star-vehicles. If this is the “Khan” we’ll be seeing in future, may the force be with him.
    © Dharma Productions
    Squaring up against the veteran (Khan having rightly earned the honour to be addressed so) is Alia Bhatt. In a span of only 4 years, Bhatt’s rise as an actor and star has been pleasant to witness, with top-notch performances in films like ‘Highway’, ‘Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania’ and ‘Udta Punjab’. Bhatt’s portrayal as Kiara, who carries her baggage around with her (literally and figuratively), is pitch-perfect, and her ability to switch between various moods something worthy of being marvelled at. Her character unravels through the course of the film, as if Shinde wanted fractions of her personality to show themselves over time. In a scene where the whole picture finally emerges and Kiara lets herself go, Bhatt comes all guns blazing, ensuring her outburst - even though reminiscent of similar breakdowns in ‘Highway’ and ‘Udta Punjab’ - remains unique to Kiara.
    With two leads with disparate acting styles, and yet so beautifully complementing each other, Shinde had half her battle won. With her first film, she’s already shown how adept she’s at extracting hidden facets about her characters and masking them in an aura of charming mundaneness. You see glimpses of that in ‘Dear Zindagi’ too. She also makes all the politically correct noises once again, like how normal it is to seek help for mental health problems (finding even more credibility by virtue of being communicated through Khan), and a commentary on the subtle, inherent sexism that ails most Indian households. There are some other intelligent insights, like how being romantically involved with several people over the course of a lifetime isn’t just acceptable, but even necessary, and Shinde uses the smallest props - like a creaking chair and an alarm clock in the therapist’s office - beautifully for dramatic effect.
    Yet, Shinde’s script isn’t consistently engaging, and smart dialogues often make way for verbose conversations. There seems to be a concerted effort to lend the lines weight while retaining their ordinariness, and that shows. A lot of the scenes are shot in the same, closed spaces (a production handicap), but given the length of the story, they begin to gnaw at you after a while, accentuating the sense of repetitiveness the script already exudes.
    © Dharma Productions
    Kiara's limited luck in romantic relationships is well-established in the initial portions (where Kunal Kapoor deftly plays the heartbreaker who sends Kiara’s life into a tizzy), but the entry of a new paramour in the second half (Ali Zafar) slows down the already-trudging drama. The hammy Zafar seems to have received a different memo from all the other actors - he treats every scene like it’s an audition for a Shakespeare play.
    The product placement of E-Bay is a horrid one, slightly troubling in the initial scenes, but majorly annoying when it springs up in an otherwise beautiful montage that shows Kiara’s progress post-therapy. In one of this year’s worst films - R Balki’s ‘Ki & Ka’ - similar product placements showed up in the most inorganic ways, but there the dishonesty in storytelling was consistent with the flawed portrayal a “progressive” marriage. In a film like ‘Dear Zindagi’, though, where the intentions seem nobler and the storytelling heftier, the “Balkinisation" only sullies the cinematic experience.
    As director, Shinde makes a mark in all the moments that matter - the film’s emotional thrust lies in the last 20-odd minutes, and they leave you moist-eyed and smiling. There are enough heartwarming moments, and two of the best performances you’ll see in a film this year, to warrant a watch.
    ‘Dear Zindagi’ would have truly left an indelible mark if Shinde had listened to her own voice of reason. The simple route, really, is the best route sometimes.


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    France might have lost the 2016 European Championship to Portugal, but Antoine Griezmann's exploits on the field were clearly the silver lining for the hosts.
    The 25-year-old French international won the Golden Boot award as tournament's top-scorer with six goals and two assists in seven games. And, that was not the only thing football fans will remember him by during that tournament.
    © Twitter
    While the Germans surely saw the other side of it in the semifinals, Griezmann's unexpected 'Hotline Bling' goal celebration took social media by storm. But, if you thought his bizarre dance celebration could only be used on the dance floor or after scoring a goal, it's time you think again.
    The Atletico Madrid star has showcased numerous ways in which the 'Hotline Bling' celebration can be used in daily life, and believe us, you've definitely not seen anything like this before.
    In the latest Puma advertisement, the French footballer can be seen using his popular goal celebration to aid normal people. From giving James Bond a run for his money while making a cocktail to outdoing Tom Cruise with a Top Gun cupid act, the Atletico Madrid forward does it all.

    We're not sure if France's favourite footballer will join Manchester United or not, but at least now we know why Red Devils manager Jose Mourinho is so desperate to bring him to Old Trafford.


  23. ADMIN
    The East India Comedy (EIC), one of India’s leading comedy collectives, is about to take off on a live show, EIC-All Stars, throughout India. With this tour, EIC outrage will make its live debut and it will also mark the return of EIC vs Bollywood. 
    This tour will, for the first time, see all the seven core members of EIC on stage together performing at some of the most prestigious venues across six cities. With its two headlining attractions, this will probably be the most ambitious comedy collective in the country till date.
    © Siddharth Vasani
    The tour will begin on 3rd December 2016 and go on till 15th January 2017. You can get your hands on some tickets here.


  24. ADMIN
    Since the day of its implementation, demonetization has attracted fans and foes alike. But, one thing even the supporters would agree to is, had it been implemented in a better way, things wouldn’t have been this chaotic. Every now and then, new rules are being announced only to be modified later, leaving the public confused about the whole concept. For instance, the latest announcement was that you can no longer exchange notes over the bank counters, although it was earlier said that the last date is December 30. While the nation is facing a cash crunch, it was earlier reported that some printing defects were found in the new Rs. 500 note that further left people baffled.
    © Twitter
    Considering the gemstone that Twitter is, it couldn’t stay silent and did what it’s known for, taking a humorous dig at it. Sanjay Sipahimalani’s analogy is by far the most hilarious one and apt on this whole fiasco. He explains the whole execution in an in-flight announcement style which you just can’t ignore. 
    If in-flight announcements were made in the manner of demonetisation notifications: (1/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 Hello, and welcome aboard. Do fasten your seatbelts, because we’re in for a bumpy ride. (2/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 You can stow cabin baggage in the overhead compartment for the first 15 minutes after which you need to place it under your seat. (3/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 After five more minutes, you can take it out and place it on your lap. Until further notice. (4/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 You can switch off your cellphones now. Those who switched off cellphones five minutes ago may be subject to penalty. (5/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 There is no penalty for those using pre-paid cards that they have purchased in the last 24 hours. (6/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 Or is it 12 hours? We’ll let you know. (7/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 Our in-flight crew will be happy to take care of your needs. Write down stated needs and get the signature of the airline CEO. (8/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 Food will be served first to those sitting on rows 1 to 12. After 5 minutes, we’ll reverse the order. Then it's odd-numbered rows. (9/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 Unless the food runs out. (10/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 Those who are already full are encouraged to distribute leftover food to those less fortunate. (11/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 In case of turbulence, oxygen masks will drop down. Before using these, you need to provide a chest X-ray that is KYC-compliant. (12/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 The flight should take 60 minutes, but it could be more. Or less. It’s a small inconvenience. Take this flight for the nation. (13/13)
    — Sanjay Sipahimalani (@SanSip) 25 November 2016 Kudos to the guy for coming up with such a hilarious explanation.


  25. ADMIN
    This 23 year old San Diego beauty is breaking the internet with her sultry body and these pictures confirm why her crazy fan following is no joke. You wouldn’t believe us if we told you that she has a daughter, but that’s true and she is adorable as well. 
    That moment when even the Sun feels an inferiority complex! 
    Meow ?
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Nov 23, 2016 at 12:10pm PST
    If you are trying to tease me, trust me I am already excited!
    ?✌?️
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Nov 21, 2016 at 11:48am PST
    Who needs the ocean in the background, she is already making everyone drool
    awkward arms all da time. ?
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Nov 15, 2016 at 11:43am PST
    Starting today ‘Red’ is my favourite colour
    Cant wait to get my boobs done on Wednesday ?
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Nov 14, 2016 at 10:03am PST
    Looks like I’m pretending to be sick from now on
    Waiting for Halloween like ? What's your favorite candy? Mine is anything with peanut butterrrrr ??
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Oct 26, 2016 at 4:08pm PDT
    Where were you during my growing up days, Batwoman 
    Who needs saving? ?
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Sep 30, 2016 at 12:16pm PDT
    She is holding a cold drink, but we are getting chills down our spine 
    Or 
    We are…
    Summer time vibes ☀️ who's thirsty? ?
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on May 11, 2016 at 12:56pm PDT
    So that’s what the ‘goddess of seduction’ looks like! 
    Happy hump day ?
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Mar 9, 2016 at 5:27pm PST
    Dear Santa, please come my way already, Christmas isn’t that far!
    Merry Christmas Eve y'all ???
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Dec 24, 2015 at 1:34pm PST
    But we are not at all disappointed!
    It's been like a week since I posted.. I'm disappointed in myself guys..
    A photo posted by @juli.annee on Aug 23, 2016 at 12:58pm PDT



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