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‘John Carter’ Featurette: More Comedy, Less Sci-Fi Action
Feb 2nd
The comparatively threatening Martian creatures and provocative elements in author Edgar Rice Burrough’s original John Carter novels have been made somewhat “friendlier” in Walt Disney Picture’s upcoming film adaptation – be they the 12-foot tall native inhabitants of Mars, Carter’s “Martian dog” Woola, or even the thunderous White Apes which the hero battles in a death match. Previously-released John Carter promos has been primarily focused on footage featuring lots of CGI spectacle and grand-scale sci-fi action. Today, we have a new featurette that offers an early taste of the film’s approach to humor (among other things). Disney’s John Carter movie tells the story of its namesake (Taylor Kitsch), an ex-military captain who’s still in mourning over the loss of his family during the Civil War.
‘Jeff Who Lives at Home’ Trailer: Segel & Helms Handle Family Matters
Jan 20th
Today we have the trailer for the indie flick Jeff Who Lives at Home , the new family comedy from writer/director/actor Mark Duplass and his writer/director brother Jay Duplass, the duo best known for the dark Oedipal comedy Cyrus with John C. Reilly, Jonah Hill and Marisa Tomei. In this new film, the Brothers Duplass take a look at the burdens of…well, brotherhood , and the bonds of family that help us through hard times and onto self-realization.
‘Silent House’ Trailer: Elizabeth Olsen Goes Crazy Again
Jan 6th
Elizabeth Olsen really made a splash at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, between her starring turns in the (now, critically-acclaimed) Martha Marcy May Marlene – and Silent House , a psychological horror flick based on writer/director Gustavo Hernández’ 2010 film The Silent House , now helmed by Open Water directing/producing duo Chris Kentis and Laura Lau. While a trailer has been released for Silent House , it can only allude to one of the film’s most unusual qualities: that it was shot and edited to create the illusion that all the onscreen madness takes place in real-time – and thus, unfolds over the course of a single, uninterrupted take. Silent House revolves around a young woman named Sarah (Olsen) who is visiting her family’s dilapidated lake house along with her father, when they inexplicably find themselves under attack by mysterious …
‘American Horror Story’ Season 2 Details Revealed: What Happens Next
Jan 6th
[WARNING! THIS POST CONTAINS AMERICAN HORROR STORY SPOILERS!!!!! ] – As viewers were captivated by the beautifully tragic telling of the Harmon family’s experience in the “Murder House” on FX’s American Horror Story , all eyes are on creator Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk as their televisual noir enters into its second season. With over 3.8 million viewers tuning in to the American Horror Story season one finale , the proverbial book has been closed on Ben (Dylan McDermott), Vivien (Connie Britton), Violet (Taissa Farmiga), Tate (Evan Peters), and Constance (Jessica Lange)
Family protest man’s killing in Faisalabad
Dec 31st
FAISALABAD: Family members of the man, who was killed by police firing during an effort to arrest a wanted crimina
‘American Horror Story’ Season 1 Finale Review & Discussion
Dec 22nd
It’s been a rough road for the Harmon family on American Horror Story and things appear to be only getting worse. Serving as a proverbial sequel to last week’s episode, titled “Birth”, tonight’s season finale, “Afterbirth” will surely serve to drive the remaining Harmon, Ben (Dylan McDermott), from out beneath the mysterious murder house
Christmas in Canada, a gift guide for Americans
Dec 20th
Thinking of moving to Canada some day (you’re not alone these days), or just visiting there?
Bill Mann’s Canada: Christmas in Canada, a gift guide for Americans
Dec 20th
Thinking of moving to Canada some day (you’re not alone these days), or just visiting there? Or maybe you or friends and family just want to investigate this huge, complex country that’s still a virtual cipher to Americans?
Gujranwala: Six women dacoits tortured
Dec 20th
Staff Report GUJRANWALA: At least six women robbers were tortured by people after they were caught red-handed and later, the people handed them over to local police here on Monday, reports SAMAA. According to sources, the dacoits, allegedly belonging to Reema and Sanaa gangs, were busy looting the house of Rehmat Ali, a businessman in Naushera Sansi area, when the family made loud uproar, prompting area residents to catch the offenders red-handed. Later, area residents tortured them and handed their custody to police officers
China villagers threaten to march on government offices
Dec 18th
WUKAN: Protesting villagers in southern China said they will march on government offices this week unless the body of a local leader is released and four villagers in police custody are freed. The 13,000 residents of Wukan, in the wealthy province of Guangdong, are in open revolt against officialdom and have driven out local Communist Party leaders who they say have been stealing their land for years.
Singer Etta James terminally ill
Dec 18th
LOS ANGELES: Grammy-winning R&B singer Etta James is terminally ill, her live-in physician said in an interview this week that confirmed reports of the singer’s fading health.
London anti-capitalism camp marks two months
Dec 16th
LONDON: Up to 200 anti-capitalist protesters on Thursday celebrated two months camping outside St Paul’s Cathedral in London and vowed that they will stay into next year. The crowd braved the wind and chilly temperatures for a rally addressed by US rights campaigner Jesse Jackson among others in front of the cathedral where nearly 200 tents have been pitched since October 15. The demonstrators also marched to the headquarters of the Lloyds banking group in the City of London financial district where they chanted slogans in a noisy but peaceful protest as police looked on.
"The Help" tops list of SAG film nominees
Dec 15th
LOS ANGELES: The actors of civil rights drama “The Help” topped Screen Actors Guild Award nominations on Wednesday with four nods including best film cast, leading a list of nominees that saw many surprises in Hollywood’s current awards season. “The Help” was closely followed by silent-era drama “The Artist” with three nominations for its actors, including best cast in a film.
Pakistani family guilty of Belgian honour killing
Dec 12th
BRUSSELS: A Belgian court on Monday sentenced four members of a Pakistani family to prison for the murder of their law student daughter and sister in the country’s first “honour killing” trial. After pronouncing the family members guilty for the shooting death of 20-year-old Sadia Sheikh in October 2007, the jury sentenced father Tarik Mahmood Sheikh to 25 years behind bars, mother Zahida Parveen Sariya to 20 years, brother Mudusar to 15 and sister Sariya to five years, media reported.
















































