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Interview: Mehwish Hayat - 9th SEXIEST ASIAN WOMAN IN THE WORLD |
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Mehwish Hayat is a beautiful, relatively new entrant in showbusiness who has won many a heart since the word Go. Slim and sexy is what defines her best. And if you think there's some exaggeration perhaps you should listen to this. This beautiful young girl was representing the Pakistani youth all around the world through an anti-terrorism awareness campaign.
It was through this campaign that she came in the eyes of international media and was voted the '9th SEXIEST ASIAN WOMAN IN THE WORLD' according to a leading British Asian newspaper's 2008 list while Bollywood beauty Katrina Kaif was chosen as the sexiest Asian woman. Mehwish has done quite a few famous drama serials as well as modelled for many a prestigious brand. Here, she talks candidly about her profession with us.
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News: Kitne Haseen Hai Zindagi - a mixture of comedy |
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Reema is Pakistan's most popular modern-day actress and has been compared to top Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai. But Reema Khan does more than act. Reema is also a producer and director and she was in Malaysia recently where she wrapped up the production for her new movie Kitne Haseen Hai Zindagi (Life Is So Beautiful) in which she starred, directed and produced. Multi-talented: Reema Khan has just directed her second film, Life Is So Beautiful, in Malaysia.
Reema and her crew spent 22 days shooting in locations in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Port Dickson, Langkawi, Malacca and Cameron Highlands. The movie, now in the post-production stage, is set for release here and Pakistan this November. "The film is a mixture of comedy, romance and dance. It's all about entertainment and relief. I want to make a sweet and positive film," said Reema in Kuala Lumpur recently. The Urdu-language film also features such stars as Muammar Rana, Ali Saleem, Johnny Lever and Malaysian newcomer Mariam.
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News: Our pain cannot be described in words - Mr Jackson |
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Michael Jackson's distraught father Joseph today spoke of his family's pain and devastation at the death of their beloved son.
In an official statement to the press Mr Jackson said his family could barely find the words to describe what they were feeling and said Michael's own children, Prince Michael, 12, Paris Katherine, 11 and seven-year-old Prince Michael II, known fondly as 'Blanket' had been left 'touched' by the outpouring of grief from the star's fans around the world. Joe said: "In one of the darkest moments of our lives we find it hard to find the words appropriate to this sudden tragedy we all had to encounter.
"Our beloved son, brother and father of three children has gone so unexpectedly, in such a tragic way and much too soon "It leaves us, his family, speechless and devastated to a point, where communication with the outside world seems almost impossible at times. "We miss Michael endlessly, our pain cannot be described in words. "But Michael would not want us to give up now. "So we want to thank all of his faithful supporters and loyal fans worldwide, you - who Michael loved so much.
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News: What made Michael Jackson a legend |
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Remembering the ebb and flow of late King of Pop Michael Jackson's career, the critics are busy jotting down facts that made the singer a legend. And, now, a report shedding light on such facts reveals that Jackson's Billie Jean made him the first black artist whose video to have his video broadcast on MTV.
Published by the China Daily, the report reveals that another reason behind why Jackson was so famous was the fact that he owned the rights to the South Carolina State Anthem South Carolina on My Mind, recorded by Hank Martin and Buzz Arledge. Jackson was so popular that his waxwork features in five Madame Tussauds museums across the world. Only Elvis Presley and Madonna have more Tussaud figures-they have six each.
The report reckons that Jackson's total lifetime earnings from royalties, solo recordings and music videos, revenue from concerts and endorsements were about 500 million dollars. Jackson was also famous for receiving a Presidential Humanitarian Award from Ronald Reagan in 1984, for his support of charities helping people overcome alcohol and drug abuse.
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News: Michael Jackson Was a Muslim |
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Michael Jackson's sudden death at age 50 provoked an outpouring of emotion from Muslims and Arabs who paid tribute to the pop star whose conversion to Islam and brief residence in the Gulf helped cement his popularity among a global fan base.
Despite ruling the charts and dazzling audiences with trademarks like the "moonwalk" in the 1980s, Jackson's career was overshadowed by his physical transformation and multiple allegations of child abuse. But his fans seem to prefer remembering him as an entertainer who transcended cultural boundaries and became one of the best-selling artists of all time
Sheikh Abdulla bin Hamad Isa Al Khalifa, the Bahraini prince who had a falling out with the "King of Pop" in 2008, publicly mourned his death as a tragic loss to the music industry in a statement in the Gulf Daily News.
Jackson moved to Bahrain with his children after his 2005 acquittal of child molestation charges and lived there for a year as a guest of the royal family. But after disagreement over plans for a concert comeback fell through his benefactor filed a lawsuit against him for $7 million that ended in an out of court settlement in 2008.
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