The hot word now is blogging, so celebrities have also latched onto it. Do check out a few of these links: Adam Curry – The former MTV veejay has a blog that is updated daily. Aamir Khan – Can’t accuse this guy of blog neglect, but he has a tendency to go on and on [...]
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Posted in Cinema, India Uncut, tagged Aamir Khan, Abhinav Bindra, Adam Curry, Ajay Devegan, Amitabh Batchan, Anna Kournikova, Bipasha Basu, Crane Bedi, Cyrus Broacha, Deepak Chopra, Dev Benegal, Gul Panag, Jackie Chan, John Abraham, Karan Johar, Kiran Bedi, Krishnamachari Srikanth, Laloo Prasad Yadav, Madhavan, Mallika Chopra, Mamooty, Micheal Moore, Milind Deora, Nancy Pelosi, Nandita Das, Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton, Posh Spice, Ram Gopal Verma, Shekhar Kapur, Tom Green, Victoria Beckham on January 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Girl Interrupted! Disturbing!
Posted in Cinema, tagged Add new tag, Girl Interrupted on December 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I watched the movie Girl Interrupted. I found it highly disturbing! For those of you, who haven’t seen the movie or know the storyline, click here. Susanna Kaysen, questions the idea of being sane and insane. What is perceived as sane? Is being sane really about hiding the insane parts of you so that they [...]
Gone with the Wind
Posted in Cinema, Racism, tagged Add new tag, Afro-Americans, Ashley Wilkes, Atticus Finch, Birth of Nation, Blacks, Butterfly McQueen, Ellen, Gerald O Hara, Gone with the Wind, Hattie McDaniel, integration, Ku Klux Klan, Malcolm X, Mammy, Margaret Mitchell, Melanie, negroes, Pork, Prissy, racist, Rhett Butler, Scarlett O’ Hara, Selznick, sexist, slavery, slaves, South, Southern black man, To Kill a Mockingbird, Uncle Peter, Uncle Tom, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, white Southerner, Yankees on November 13, 2008 | 20 Comments »
Gone with the Wind, both the novel and the book have won wide-spread appreciation and acclaim. But the danger lies, because of its popularity. Just because it’s popular doesn’t mean its right. Birth of a Nation was popular. Does that mean it was morally right? Margaret Mitchell might be the best story-teller ever and Scarlett O’ [...]
