May 4, 2011
Cinematographer Ravi K. Chandran confirms he is out of Agneepath
SRK shoots music video for Always Kabhi Kabhi
Y-Films is releasing their debut film Luv Ka The End internationally
Wake up, smell coffee! - It's high time multiple releases are avoided
Big B sings and performs to medley of his hit songs in Bbuddah
Big B has been shooting for the song for most of last week along with choreographer Remo. Describing this song sequence on his blog, Big B wrote, "Song picturisation is fearful and so exacting, especially so when the song has been sung by the person who is enacting it. At times during the shoot you wonder in disgust why in hells name did I sing it so - having the most terrible time trying to lip sync it ... Hmmmm !! The song sequence surely seems to have been quite a tiring task for Big B who seems relieved that the song is finally over and done with. The actor writes in his blog, "The song for 'Bbuddah' that we have been shooting for is finally over. And so another day of singing and dancing and hoping that it all comes out well ... such apprehension and fear of the results ... ahh...painful!"
Mukul Deora to produce film adaptation of The White Tiger
Nakuul Mehta to be the brand ambassador of Karbonn Mobiles
Nishikant Kamat suggests edits in Prawaal Raman's 404
Director Nishikant Kamat who is currently busy completing the film Force with John Abraham in the lead, not only took time off to act in his friend director Prawaal Raman's film entitled 404 on the psychological disorder known as the Bipolar Disorder, but he also took time off to correct the climax of Prawaal's film.
This is the first time that a director has not only agreed to play a role in his colleague's film but has also taken the time off for some serious climax correction. What's more, Kamat actually advised Raman to chop off a scene featuring himself! Confirms Prawaal, "Nishikant has made suggestions to improve the climax of the film. And I gladly incorporated them. Nishi wanted me to remove two scenes, one featuring Satish Kaushik and the other featuring Nishikant himself. Cutting them gave a better flow to my film's narration." Interestingly, the two directors have a mutual understanding about correcting each other's films on the editing table. Says Prawaal, "I've seen and given suggestions for Nishikant Kamat's Dombivili Fast and Mumbai Meri Jaan. We share a mutual respect for one another's work." Now it remains to be seen how producer Vipul Shah will react if Prawaal Raman gives his suggestions during the editing of Nishikant Kamat's Force.
Sandip Sopparkar clears the air about 'fake' royal invite
Rajinikanth feels uneasy on Rana's sets; rushed to hospital immediately
Rehu: Japan's Tackle Bag Syndrome
ESPN STAR Sports commentator Mike Rehu is glad he is not a Japanese Brave Blossom this week. It is going to hurt!
Wright tips United to win nothing
Arsenal legend Ian Wright believes the tide has turned on Manchester United and they could end the season trophy-less.
Snooker: Higgins regrets scandal
John Higgins accepts he will never be allowed to forget the scandal which threatened to end his career.
NFL lockout back on again
An appeals court in St Louis has granted the NFL's request to reinstate a player lockout.
Guardiola joy at Wembley final
Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola is looking forward to returning to Wembley in the Champions League final this month.
Danny Lennon calm despite defeat
St Mirren manager Danny Lennon has attempted to play down their 1-0 defeat by bottom club Hamilton.
Dundee United to lose midfield trio
Dundee United have confirmed midfield trio Craig Conway, Morgaro Gomis and Prince Buaben are set to leave this summer.
Olsson: Baggies are not dirty team
Defender Jonas Olsson insists West Brom are not dirty despite having more Premier League red cards than any other side this season.
Peter Reid wants Plymouth stay
Peter Reid hopes to remain as Plymouth coach in League Two next season, but fears potential new owners may want a fresh face.
Trust fears Arsenal will price out fans
The Arsenal Supporters Trust feel the club will price loyal fans out of the Emirates Stadium with a 6.5% hike in ticket prices.
Paul Murray questions Whyte bid
Rangers non-executive director Paul Murray has insisted Craig Whyte's imminent takeover is not the right move for the club.
Rangers fans vow to self-police
Rangers supporters have pledged to eradicate sectarianism by self-policing in the wake of UEFA sanctions.
Pearce: Wilshere wants to go
Stuart Pearce has dismissed Arsene Wenger's claims that Jack Wilshere could burnout.
Top duo named in Under-21 squad
Jack Wilshere and Andy Carroll look certain to play for England at the European Under-21 Championship.
F1 takeover may be on the cards
The battle for Formula One control may be on after one of Europe's largest investment firms confirmed takeover interest.
Draw sees Barca book Wembley final
Barcelona book their place in the Champions League final courtesy of an entertaining 1-1 draw which seals a 3-1 aggregate win against Real Madrid in the second leg of their semi-final.
Palios expects QPR points docking
Former Football Association chief Mark Palios believes QPR will be deducted points following the hearing into their 2009 signing of Alejandro Faurlin.
Barcelona-Real hit by racism row
A racism row erupted ahead of the Champions League semi-final second leg between Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Injured Rooney to miss Schalke tie
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Champions League semi-final, second leg tie between Man Utd and Schalke 04.
French FA probes race quota claim
An investigation begins into allegations that France coach Laurent Blanc and his staff agreed informal quotas limiting the number of the black and Arab youth players in the national set-up.
Arsenal to increase ticket prices
Fans groups react angrily to the news that Arsenal will increase ticket prices at the Emirates Stadium by a total of 6.5% from the start of next season.
Carragher wants place in Europe
Liverpool vice-captain Jamie Carragher says he wants the Reds to claim a place in the Europa League and continue their tradition in European competition.
McNally promises Norwich survival
Norwich City chief executive David McNally vowes to make the Canaries a permanent Premier League outfit.
Lennon ire at Izaguirre sale talk
Manager Neil Lennon dismisses speculation linking Emilio Izaguirre with a move away from Celtic.
Sullivan defends Man City absence
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan says he did not attend his side's defeat at Manchester City because of their poor away form.
Enrique relaxed on Magpies future
Newcastle United defender Jose Enrique says he is happy at St James' Park, but equally happy if he ends up playing elsewhere.
Bolton's Alonso quizzed over fatal crash
Footballer Marcos Alonso could face trial after a woman died in a car crash in Madrid.
Pompey keen to end takeover saga
Portsmouth chief executive David Lampitt says it is 'critical' for the club to finalise any takeover before the start of next season.
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