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Celina Jaitley Gets threat Calls
>> Friday, June 19, 2009
Celina Jaitley has recently come under the ire of homophobes, who have openly sent her hate mails on her website threatening her, because she actively champions for gay rights has hired extra bodyguards who shadow her every move whenever she makes a public appearance. This entourage of four bodyguards consists of men who are formally trained in martial arts.Some people might not like the work I do but I openly stand for it. This open show of support has caused a section of people to express their anger on me. We are a democratic country and everyone can express what they want to. Honestly, I don't really get bothered by hate mails or some radical group burning my effigy on the road. I will continue working for the cause of gays as I believe in it," Celina says.
She adds, "But I have been advised by people who are close to me that I should hire extra security guards as threats have been directed towards me. I have had a personal bodyguard who is a trained guy in martial arts and he can take care of me. But when it comes to public appearances, which deal with many people, having a team of around four people means cutting out all risks."
Celina, who is also associated with PETA, is ecstatic about the initiative that has ensured rehabilitation of elephants that are used on the streets of Mumbai for begging.
"It has been a very successful campaign and we have managed to rehabilitate many elephants. There are 1-2 elephants that are being used for wedding purposes and we are working on to rehabilitate them into their natural surrounding too," she says, adding, "I would love to do something with the tigers now. They are majestic and their numbers have declined over the ages. Something needs to be done immediately."
Claudia Wants to be a Hindu
Claudia Ciesla of the 38DD fame couldn’t make a mark in her recent film. The reason’s simple — her assets and her statements on Salman Khan
and Abhishek Bachchan garnered more media headlines than her histrionics!
Well, the German model’s in the news again. This time it’s for her decision to convert to Hinduism. So what prompted her to take this step?
I have many Indian friends who are into this religion and I’ve discussed Indian philosophy and the Hindu religion and its gods,” Claudia told BT.
I love the aspects of tolerance, I love the thought of Karma and reincarnation. I’m a very liberal person and it comes close to my way of thinking. Someone gifted me a Ganesh statue and I believe Ganesh will help and support me,” she said.
Brittany Murphy Gallery
Age: 31
Birthday: Nov 10, 1977
Eyes: Hazel
Hair: Red
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Height: 5' 5'' (165cm)
Brittany Murphy Biography
A petite attractive performer with large expressive eyes, energetic and versatile actress Brittany Murphy shot to stardom as Tai, the fashion-challenged brunette transfer student whom Alicia Silverstone's Cher takes under her wing, in the hit comedy "Clueless" (1995). The New Jersey native was already an established veteran, though, having begun her performing career at age two. Murphy was singing and dancing as the lead in a regional production of "Really Rosie" at age nine and had relocated to L.A. by age 13. After making her primetime TV debut as the sister of Joe Regalbuto's Frank Fontana on a 1991 episode of CBS' "Murphy Brown", the rising talent landed the role of Dabney Coleman's daughter on the short-lived Fox sitcom "Drexel's Class" (1991-92). She quickly rebounded as Perry King's daughter who is jealous of her new stepsister in the spin-off sitcom "Almost Home" (ABC, 1993), although the show only lasted 13 episodes. Murphy lent her persona to the recurring role of Sarah, a friend and classmate of twins Tia and Tamara, on "Sister, Sister" during its 1994-1995 run on ABC. "Clueless" propelled the actress into a different realm. As the dumpy Easterner Tai, Murphy proved her comic mettle and began to get roles in independent films, many of which debuted on premium cable channels like HBO (i.e., "Freeway" 1996, "Phoenix" 1998). Returning to NYC, she won her fair share of critical praise as the niece of a dockworker (Anthony LaPaglia) who has more than avuncular interests in her in the acclaimed, award-winning 1997 Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge". Murphy's profile rose higher when she was tapped to co-star opposite Lukas Haas in the small remake of "David and Lisa" (ABC, 1998), produced under the "Oprah Winfrey Presents" banner. She then co-starred as one of the pageant aspirants in the mock documentary "Drop Dead Gorgeous" (1999). As a suicidal teen fixated on rotisserie chicken in "Girl, Interrupted", Murphy gave a highly memorable performance, which she followed up with skilled performances as vastly different characters, counting among her 2000 credits a turn as a discharged naval officer suspected of being a lesbian in the 1950s-set segment of Showtime drama "Common Ground", a performance as a charming barfly in the independent "Trixie" and a virginal girl targeted by a serial killer in the teen slasher pic "Cherry Falls".
Her supporting role as the loveable town floozy in "Summer Catch" (2001) was one of the disappointing film's few high points, while she held her own in a challenging turn as a disturbed young woman who holds a valuable secret in her damaged mind in the thriller "Don't Say a Word" that same year. Her performance--and her memorable "I'll never tell" line featured in the film's ad campaign--finally seemed to make Murphy a recognizable star. She also excelled with a featured role as a waitress in the ensemble of the Edward Burns romantic comedy "Sidewalks of New York" paired Murphy with Stanley Tucci and David Krumholtz and perfectly complemented Drew Barrymore in the inspiring fact-based comedy-drama "Riding in Cars With Boys" (both 2001). Though her starring role in the proposed Gary Fleder-directed Janis Joplin biopic was shelved due to music rights difficulties, Murphy recovered with a role in the romantic comedy "You Stupid Man", directed by Brian Burns (brother of Edward), a featured turn as a amphetamine addict paired with Mickey Rourke in the black comedy "Spun" directed by famed Madonna video helmer Jonas Ackerlund and Curtis Hanson's "8 Mile" (2002), which starred and was loosely based upon the life of successful white rapper Eminem (all lensed 2001). She then started the new year off by starring, with then-boyfriend Ashton Kutcher, in the romantic comedy feature "Just Married," which failed to capitalize on the couple's loopy real-life chemistry in favor of shrieking histrionics, and played on-screen the drug addicted girlfriend to Mickey Rourke's character in the independent feature "Spun" (both in 2003).
That same year Murphy--whose image slowly changed from wild child character actress to sophisticated starlet--also tackled her first full-blown leading lady capacity in the light comedy "Uptown Girls," starring as a rock star's hard-partying, suddenly cash-strapped daughter who is forced to grow up when she becomes the caretacker of a wealthy, willfull and ignored little girl (Dakota Fanning). Murphy continued to land headliner roles, cast as the lead in the lightweight romantic comedy "Little Black Book" (2004) as a talk show producer who delves into her commitment-phobe boyfriend's Palm Pilot and makes some disturbing discoveries about his romantic past; the actress added an admirable, highly watchable spark to the otherwise leaden affair. Next Murphy appeared as Shellie, the strip club waitress with a soft spot for the wrong guys, in director Robert Rodriguez and writer-artist Frank Miller's visually arresting adaptation of Miller's crime noir comic book series "Sin City" (2005). Murphy's character helped tie the various story arcs together by appearing in multiple sequences, most notably in "The Big Fat Kill" where her character is terrorized by the corrupt Jackie Boy (Benicio del Toro) before being saved by the tough but noble Dwight (Clive Owen). Despite her onscreen capabilities, the actress' longest running and perhaps most widely appreciated work is her turn as the vocal talent behind aspiring beautician Luanne on the Fox animated series "King of the Hill" (1997- ). She also provided the voice of the fidgety greyhound Nellie in the kid flick "Good Boy!" (2003).
She is also playing the elusive Shellie on the newest addition to the Sin City collection, Sin City 2. She will be in the cast along with the sluty stripper played by Jessica Alba, and the sexy Rosario Dawson who plays her side-kick. I can't wait to see all the action this film will bring!
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Katrina Kaif is a Deadly virus!
Bollywood's favourite lass Katrina Kaif might be the most-googled Indian star but beware, for she is dangerous too! Yes, you got that right, as there are chances that searching for her on the internet can infect your computer with a dangerous virus.
According to reports, downloading screensavers and wallpapers of Katrina can be harmful to one`s computer. A report called ‘The Web's Most Dangerous Search Terms', released by computer security provider McAfee Inc, says that the beautiful actress' name is one of the most dangerous online search words in India and queries related to her name can come up with results linking to malicious software and online scams.
Apparently, the search word Katrina Kaif has a maximum risk percentage of 28.6 (where `maximum risk` refers to the maximum percentage of risky sites a user might encounter on a single page of search results). This is a shade below `Wapstick, ` a popular website for free downloads of music, ringtones, wallpapers, animations and logos for mobile phones.
Cyber experts suggest that cyber criminals make websites based on most used search terms and offer free download of content to lure the web user. The content in turn has a malicious code attached to it, which has the ability to destroy stored data on your PC.
Katrina had a nice laugh when asked about the same. She said, "The virus bit is kind of funny. But the Internet popularity is something which is really special to me. It means your fans and people who like you are thinking about you."
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