Name : Iwasa Mayuko ( Miri Hanai )
Born : October 15, 1984 - Tokyo, Japan
Occu : Model - Japanese gravure idol
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Japanese gravure idol, Model Miri Hanai Bikini Pic
Miri Hanai Biography
Name : Iwasa Mayuko ( Miri Hanai )
Born : October 15, 1984 - Tokyo, Japan
Occu : Model - Japanese gravure idol
Name : Iwasa Mayuko ( Miri Hanai )
Born : October 15, 1984 - Tokyo, Japan
Occu : Model - Japanese gravure idol
Big Bad Wolf
Big Bad Wolf Cartoons Wallpaper
Big Bad Wolf Cartoons Character
Big Bad Wolf Cartoons CharacterTuesday, June 29, 2010
Ranjitha writing tell-all book on Nithyananda
Actress Ranjitha, who had been in the news for all the wrong reasons, has once again hit the headlines after she said that she would write tell-all book on her scandalous sex tape with Swami Paramahamsa Nithyananda. It is said that the actress has planned to write two books on her personal life and a fictional story.
Buzz up!The scandal-hit actress has recently confessed to a Tamil daily that she is writing a book on how to handle scandals and contoversies. The book is titled 'How to Survive a Scandal'. It is inspired by her recent personal grief, where she was linked with Swami Nithyananda in a sex scandal.
Ranjitha says that media has portrayed her in a poor taste and last six months have been turbulent times of her life. She feels that the book will help the people to deal with personal problems. She also thanked her family for continuous support to her. The second book will be a fictonal one which will give a message to younger generation.
Currentlty, she is in talks with publishers and 'How to Survive a Scandal' will hit the stands first.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Suriya and Sruthi shoot in Adyar
AR Murgadoss, the Ghajini director has started work on his new Suriya film Ezham Arivu , in and around Chennai.
The film has Suriya and Sruthi Hassan in the lead and has music by Harris Jayaraj and is produced by Red Giants.
Suriya has new look for the film. The star has styled his hair and colored it light brown.
Ace cameraman Ravi K Chandran using Jimmy Jip shot a very interesting scene near the Adyar flyover. Suriya comes to Aavin Milk Parlour situated near the flyover riding a horse with Sruthi on the backside and buys her an ice cream from the parlour!
Ezham Arivu is a big budget action packed extravaganza and most of the shoot of the film will take place in Chennai. It will be Suriya’s big 2010 summer release.
Dhanush and Selvaraghavan again doing a film
Brothers Selvaraghavan and Dhanush astonished Kollywood audiences with Thulluvatho Ilamai, touched their hearts with Kadhal Konden, and enthralled them with Pudhupettai.
Now they are ready to tell them the tale of a couple through Idhu Maalai Nerathu Mayakkam (also spelt as Idhu Malai Nerattu Mayakkam), whose filming reportedly resumed today.
The film’s tagline is: 'He is not perfect. She has a past. Perfect wedding?' All this indicates that this film will deal with marital relationships. For the first time, Dhanush pairs up with Andrea in this film produced by Dhanush's father Kasthuri Raja. G.V. Prakash is the music director. Ramji (of Raam fame) is the cinematographer. Kola Bhaskar is the editor.
“KARTHI’S NMA TO BE A BIGGER HIT THAN PAIYAA”
Producers Dayanidhi Alagiri and Vivek Rathinavel have obtained Karthi’s Naan Mahan Alla. The film has Kajal Agarwal playing Karthi’s love-interest and Yuvan Shankar Raja has scored the music.
In a recent press release, Dayanidhi Alagiri and Vivek Rathinavel are quoted as saying, “We are happy to be associated with this prestigious project produced by Studio Green. We love working with Karthi and it was a good experience in Paiya too. We appreciate his selection of projects and we are confident that this film will become a bigger hit than Paiya.”
10 Things I Hate About Democracy
There are some things I love about democracy, the ideal that everyone is born equal, that everyone ought to have a say in the running of their nation. However, when I left my text book idealism and looked at the
1. Stupidity Measurement Index: We get to really ascertain how stupid the general populace really is. Whether it's re-electing perpetually corrupt or the unbelievably incompetent, our general populace prefers electing the same old corrupt faces. It’s not even that these are folks with any modicum of class…just look at the way they treat each other.
2. The government is expected to always step in because they are ‘democratically’ elected and ‘serve the people’; to be fair they do service the people….their own people as it turns out……which turns out to be a very limited number. It sickens me to see imported land cruisers and VIP service all paid for by tax payer money, I’m almost glad I don’t have access to view their Swiss Bank Accounts.
3. Democracy Complex: We justify bad governance by saying 'at least it's a democratically elected government'. Our Democratic idealist love to admonish from their pulpits about some mythical time hundred of years into the future where a few bad teething years of democracy served the greater good. For starters that is insane. If we keep repeating the same cycles of democratically elected ahem re-appropriators of budget resources, things will never change. And secondly, it is hardly any relief to the common man who can’t afford two square meals a day that he has a democratic government. As our honorable Finance Minister stated ‘Starving amongst plenty’ indeed.
4. We elect idiots and feel justified in ranting about how incompetent they are. If you lect a fool with a track record for being a corrupt fool, you don't have the right to be pissed when he acts like a corrupt fool. Particularly when the venerable representative is forced to resign on account of holding a fake degree and then gets re-elected to Parliament on the back of the sitting Prime Minister’s conditional offer of a mega project if the electorate sees fit to re-instate the said official back into office. And you know what…he was re-lected…by a handy margin.
5. Corruption Personified: Our democratically elected MNA's have a god complex and feel perfectly justified in even the most common place thievery. I’m not saying military rule is much better in this regard, but my perception is that the army has a sense of honor that arises from a largely meritocratic organization. The meritocracy of our democratic system stems from accidents of birth. Even the competent are removed on grounds of ….ahem…transitional favoritism.
6. Hypocrisy: Only in Pakistani democracy would an elected official admonish others about energy savings but then be stealing electricity him self. The also feel justified in loading up PSE’s with political appointees and friends in order to ‘reduce’ unemployment, and then blame the PSE for being a burden on the economy. politicians blame each other for the lack of getting anything done due to the desire to build consensus. More like splitting the pie amongst themselves to see who can get the biggest piece. There are no checks and balances: The Checks and balances our democratically elected politicians are familiar with refer to the checks politicians expect written out to augment their bank balances.
7. Democracy is the mob, and in Pakistan
8. Religious Infusion: Islam was built on the basis of democracy....bullshit.... nothing about Islamic governance is predicated on democratic inclination. Prophet (PBUH) wasn't elected by the general populace neither were the Caliphs or the Imams. You get the ability to elect barely literate 'leaders' to run the largest organization in Pakistan
9. Democracy is a punishment for not having popular enough western leaning leaders. The motto seems like 'Be nice to
10. But what I hate about democracy the most is that best, most stable, economically prosperous years I’ve known have been when we had a military dictatorship (GDP output grew from USD 40bn to USD 160bn), when our economy was deemed to potentially be the next China or at the very least India. Under democracy, now we look like the Nigeria
Democracy has disappointed me. It’s not the silver bullet, and for a country like our that is so blessed with natural resources our lack of progress is an embarrassment to God’s good graces. According to news reports, the country has the second largest salt mine in the world, fifth largest gold mine, seventh largest copper mine, fifth largest coal reserves, seventh largest wheat and rice production capacity, is eighth in the rankings of fresh water availability and to add to our embarrassment of riches we possess 185 billion tonnes of Thar coal. And even with all those blessed resources we have a fiscal, energy and international trade deficit.
The primary root of my angst is the lack of education. An uneducated stupid electorate will elect similar leaders. However, the government has no incentive to invest in education, and hence budget after budget, election after election all we are feted to is the customary lip service to education. What’s the point of a democracy if your people starve?
Maybe, I'm just out of line (not exactly outlandish) Is Democracy a dish best served cold? Or in our case….space frozen.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
600 pirated DVDs seized in chennai
Around 600 pirated DVDs of latest movies including Raavanan and Singam were seized during raids at various places in Chennai recently.
Around 15 persons involved in the racket were arrested and 12 cases registered against them under the Copyright Act. Earlier Suhasini Mani Ratnam lodged a complaint with the city police commissioner demanding action against those who were manufacturing and selling pirated DVDs of Raavanan, directed by her husband Mani Ratnam.
Simbhu’s Poda Podi gets bigger!
Simbu's next project Poda Podi is getting bigger day by day. Well known artist Ute Bergk (assistant art director of Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and V for Vendetta) has been roped in as the art director for the film recently.
Ute Bergk is a well know film set designer based in London. She has gained extensive experience in working on films and TV since 1995.
And the surprise doesn't stop there! Debutant director Vikki alias Vignesh Shiva is busy conducting auditions in London to select the rest of the cast. A 50 member crew will be flying to London in the first week of July to start its first shooting schedule. Poda Podi, starring Silambarasan and star kid Varalaxmi, is produced by Gemini and Padam Kumar. As the title suggests, the film is an energetic rom-com.
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