Showing posts from October 16, 2012

I don’t care about being typecast: Esha Gupta

IANS MO D E L - T U R N E D - ACTRESS Esha Gupta has showcased her bold and daring side in Jannat 2 and Raaz 3, but she says she doesn’t care about being typecast in the Hindi film industry. Her nex…

Indian Bond girl? Why not, says Broccoli

IANS THE cast and crew of latest James Bond film Skyfall felt it was “too ambitious” to shoot certain action sequences for the movie in India, but producer Barbara Broccoli says they haven’t ruled o…

Grammys give Whitney Houston a glittering salute

PIYA SINHA -ROY REUTERS WHITNEY Houston was given a final sendoff by the Grammys on Thursday as Halle Berry, Britney Spears, Jennifer Hudson, Usher and other stars shared their memories and performe…

Plus size TV stars make peace with pounds

ALESSANDRA STANLEY NYT SYNDICATE ON her new show, The Mindy Project, Mindy Kaling plays a single doctor who is irked but not undone by a male colleague telling her she should lose 15 pounds. Neither…

Sharshani shines in jet ski event

TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK DOHA WALEED AL SHARSHANI reserved his best in the biggest race and clinched the Runabout Super Stock class at the Qatar International Jet Ski Championship, the first of the thre…

Rungkat top-seeded in 3rd Qatar Futures tennis

TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK DOHA THE fourth Qatar ITF Futures, which began at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex on Monday, is guaranteed to produce a new champion. France’s Clement Reix, …

Qatar-Uzbekistan in a must-win clash

IKOLI VICTOR DOHA QATAR will entertain winless Uzbekistan in a decisive 2014 World Cup qualifying group match at the Al Sadd Stadium on Tuesday. Group leaders South Korea travel to Tehran to face Ir…

Arabi beats Zamalek, closes in on semis

RAAJIV TRIPATHI DOHA THE morning has never been more golden and bright for Asian champion Al Arabi Club. The Qatari club infused life into its challenge in the prestigious FIVB World Clubs Men’s Vol…
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