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A smile to success
One for the New Year I HAVE been reading Metro Plus for two years now. I appreciate the paper for its swank and international styling and the new look it has attained in the last couple of months. I have a few suggestions for you. It will be a good idea if ... Retain comics I HOPE Sanjana Cherien was kidding when she said the comic strips are "Too serious"! I enjoy reading Calvin and Hobbes and Rhymes With Orange. They are very hilarious. Please do not remove Calvin and Hobbes. The antics ...
Situations vacantBollywood got more than its usual quota from the fashion world this year. But nobody from Katrina Kaif to Celina Jaitly could quite step into the stilettos of Aishwarya Rai and company
Making music Here is all you need/want to know about disc jockeys and DJing
Pace trio's triumph The medium pace combination came good in the Ranji Trophy league match where Hyderabad put up good performance, writes ABHIJIT SEN GUPTA On target Naveen Jindal is all set to corner glory at the Asian Championships to be held in Kuala Lumpur Willing to go the distance Venkatram Reddy, the patriarch of sports in the State, still gives it his all
Lara's new themeIT LOOKS like Lara Dutta will be acting with the father after doing so with the son. The ex-Miss Universe starred with Abhishek Bachchan in Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost shot in Rajasthan. It doesn't matter that the film faded away. Lara is ... Literary fascination LITERARY WORKS inspire quite a few celluloid ventures. Chandraprakash Dwivedi's Pinjar, based on Amrita Pritam's work, received fairly good acclaim. Dwivedi's fascination with literature seems to continue as he is exploring Saadat Hasan ... 
Sweet successKARAN JOHAR is certainly riding high as his third film Kal Ho Naa Ho is ringing success at the B.O. The cash registers abroad are swelling. The film is also to be featured at the Berlin Film Festival. What is interesting is that the ... Helming Harry WITH THE third in the Harry Potter series, The Prisoner of Azkaban getting ready for a June release, the shooting for the fourth, The Goblet of Fire is to start in the next few months. Mike Newell, who has won rave reviews for the ... Life of Che BENICIO DEL TORO who won the academy award for his role in Steven Soderbergh's Traffic is busy promoting 21 Grams, the highly praised film by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu that also stars Sean Penn and Naomi Watts. Del Toro has ... Inspired by Clint KEVIN BACON is now wearing the director's hat with Loverboy. The experience of being in Clint Eastwood's Mystic River, seems to have been a driving factor. "Being a puppet in a director's vision is great; I enjoy that and I'm happy ...
Back with a bangJOGI BROTHERS are back. Offering a refreshingly new perspective of latest releases, the popular duo, Jogi Naidu and Krishnam Raju, appear on Maa TV every Sunday at 10 a.m. Called Nede Choodandi, the 30-minute slot has the Jogi brothers ... 
New Year funUSHER IN New Year with oodles of fun. Vissa TV has lined up an impre'ssive array of programmes that range from interviews with film stars, musicals and dance shows. Catch Gazala along with Mano and a dance by Raju and troupe in Swara ... 
Sunday starCOME SUNDAY and viewers across the State remain firmly anchored to the tube. Surfing between channels, try tracking the lively anchor, Jhansi, as she hops from one channel to another to ensure a cheery holiday mood for all. The popularity of ...
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