Think of your favorite movie villain. Now close your eyes and think of his or her voice. Is it as distinct or more significant than the character’s physical appearance?
I’d never thought a whole lot about a villain’s voice before The Dark Knight Rises came out and people started to really talk about Bane‘s voice as much as his look. Actually, it began with the release… Continue reading The Bane Debate: How Important Is a Villain's Voice?
Impatience is not a virtue, but it runs rampant on the Upper East Side. I understand this. Thus, enjoy this clip from tonight’s new episode. In it, Blair’s fawning over Prince Louis, Serena’s showing personal growth by acting mature (you’re not fooling anyone, S!), and Blair’s eating a tart (the dessert, not Dan Humphrey). But 
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He will try to “drop” his skills for his next film and forget what he’s learnt over the years, says Aamir Khan who believes the “real, raw performances” by newcomers in wife Kiran Rao’s “Dhobi Ghat” make it an unusual and delicate film that is likely to appeal more to women viewers. After more than [...] Continue reading Important for me to let go off my skill: Aamir Khan
People who are more prone to cognitive decline, including development of Alzheimer”s disease, can decrease their risk by doing regular exercising, a new study has suggested. J. Carson Smith of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) included in the study both people who carry a high-risk gene for Alzheimer”s disease, and other healthy older adults without [...] Continue reading Exercise important for those at special risk for Alzheimer”s
Apart from the women’s reservation bill passed by the Rajya Sabha and the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains (Amendment and Validation) Bill, 2010, to replace an ordinance, no significant legislation was passed in parliament in the first part of the budget session.
Some important bills listed for introduction or passage in the budget session:
*The [...] Continue reading Important bills likely in Budget Session-II
