Priyamani in Yellow

Priyamani to direct a film!.. The actress who have proved their mettle of acting in films by qcquiring prestigious awards haaving desire to direct a film apart from their acting.Recently south actress Priyamani has outed that she has a desire of directing a film and that she will direct only after 2 years. Actress Priyamani says “It is my longtime dream to make a film and at present my top most priority is only acting. I will make a film mostly after two years of time and even my friends are asking me to direct a film. I am really blessed that I have worked with some of the best directors of Indian cinema. I have learnt a lot from them and will be constantly learning. I thank all my directors for giving me an opportunity”. We are aware that Priyamani is very much fond of cricket as she was sizzled at Celebrity Cricket League matches recently held along with her friends, 15 more images of Priyamani in yellow after the break...

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Shakira Performs at Barcelona

 Shakira Performs at the Lluis Campanys Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, 10 more images after the break...

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Chef Superhands

Don't try this at home! 'Superhands' chef takes cooking to the extreme by dipping his bare hands into BOILING fat  Dipping his hands into hot boiling fat, this chef takes his cooking to extremes. Kann 'Superhands' Trichan can bury his hands in boiling fat and sieve fried chicken with his own fingers. Amazingly the 50-year-old - a world record holder - walks away with no blisters at all. Mr Trichan, from Chiang Mai, in Thailand, said: 'When I put my hands into the oil it feels hot but it doesn't burn or blister my skin. I can fry rice, chicken, and many things with just my bare hands.' 04 more images after the break...

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Ritemail Picdump — 51 Pics

Ritemail Picdump, 51 More images after the break...

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Mad Elephant

In India, two elephants broke into a suburb of the city of Mysore, in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. They emerged from the woods and become like a mad destroy everything in its path. They attacked the livestock grazed the cars going by and tried to trample the people who stand in their way. Three hours of elephants held in h0rror the whole town, until they had no effect tranquilizer. 05 More images after the break...

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Films I Can Watch Over and Over #3

Although there are several Disney cartoons that hold a special place in my heart, on the whole I much prefer Disney's live action films of the late 50s-60s. If I could choose to live in any film, I would probably pick a Disney live action film (or Columbia's similar The Trouble With Angels, starring Hayley Mills). My favourite of these is The Parent Trap (1961) starring Maureen O'Hara, Brian Keith, and Hayley Mills... doubled. It's a great family film; just as enjoyable for adults as for children (both my parents like it). The comedy in it is absolutely brilliant (I don't laugh at loud often at films, but this one always has me chuckling) and Hayley Mills is utterly fantastic as always. I have the greatest respect for her as an actress. She can be sweet, she can be spunky, she can be just plain marvellous...

I can't talk about this film without mentioning how fabulous Maureen is in it. Seriously, her character is one of my favourite film Mums. She's so fierce, like always, and her red hair is so gorgeous that a;lfjda'ldsfja'ldfj you can't help loving her. Also, she and Brian Keith make such an adorable couple.

Ooops! Spoilers ;) (Ok, you won't get that reference unless you're a Doctor Who fan obsessed with River Song who I'm not even going to start talking about following last week's "revelation" episode which renders me incapable of thinking any good thoughts about Stephen Moffat and his self indulgent, ridiculous, far too serious story lines. Get out. Now.) Although, it's not as if it isn't blatantly obvious what's going to happen from the very first moment you read the back of the DVD cover, so... ;D You should watch it. Everyone should watch it. The Parent Trap is the best and I will not accept any blasphemous remakes starring Lindsay Lohan being obnoxious and flaunting an English accent I've never heard any English person use. Good day, sir!

My Classic Film Alphabet

I've wanted to do this since I saw Millie's great post in April but I only just got around to it. It took me quite a while to narrow down certain letters to just one film but in the end I decided just to go with the films that I'm really loving at the moment, regardless of whether I've loved them for years or for just a couple of months. I feel really bad for missing out Ball of Fire, It Happened One Night, The Grass is Greener, The Lady Eve, and so many more! Oh, well.

Here goes...

A is for Auntie Mame (1958)

B is for Breakfast at Tiffany's (1963)

C is for Cool Hand Luke (1967)

D is for Dream Wife (1953)

E is for The End of the Affair (1955)

F is for From Here To Eternity (1953)

G is for The Great Escape (1963)

H is for How To Steal a Million (1966)

I is for I Remember Mama (1948)

J is for Julia Misbehaves (1948)

K is for The King and I (1956)

L is for Love is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955)

M is for Mrs. Miniver (1942)

N is for The Night of the Iguana (1960)

O is for On the Beach (1959)

P is for The Parent Trap (1961)

Q is for The Quiet Man (1952)

R is for Random Harvest (1942)

S is for The Sound of Music (1965)

T is for The Trouble With Angels (1966)

U is for The Ugly Dachshund (1966)

V is for The Voice of the Turtle (1947)

W is for White Christmas (1954)

X is for nothing classic that I've seen. So you get The X Files. Any excuse to post a photo of Gillian Anderson.

Y is for Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)

Z is for Zulu (1964)

Thanks for reading! :)