| I’m fit enough to break my knees again: Hrithik
HRITHIK Roshan sips on a cola relentlessly at hotel J W Marriotts nightclub, Enigma, while two skimpy models, on either side of him, giggle like schoolgirls.
The handsome actor is shooting for a cola giant and his facial expressions schizophrenically alternate from serious to jocular until the perfectionist in him is satiated.
As I meet him sometime later, another myth about the actor whose epic film Jodhaa Akbar releases in two weeks is edified that he is as modest as is possible.
Every film is as crucial as the first one, says the top star, as he talks about Ashutosh Gowarikers expensive historical.
He adjusts the air-conditioner when he sees me shiver and takes my questions as seriously as his photo-shoot.
The whole team would have wanted Jodhaa..
The Talleys get their lift
This is an updated version of a story posted earlier on Thursday. GRANDVIEW — Robert Talley could not believe it. By about 3 p.m. on Thursday, he had the lift that he and his wife, Ann, had been waiting for, a gift from the Barstow Senior Center. "I just felt, well, if we had that, why not?" said Ethel Bussman, the office manager at the senior center. Ethel said after reading about the struggle Robert and Ann have been through to try to get a lift so Robert could be set upright and clear the mucus and fluid from his lungs, she wanted to be able to help. The senior center often accepts donations of equipment to help ailing senior citizens in the area, and Ethel felt certain they had a lift for Robert. She found one and made arrangements for her husband, Larry, to deliver it. The Talleys, she said, were in tears.
Two murders and two life sentences won't alter one convict's ...
For an industry in decline, print journalism has done a fashion publicist's job of staying in vogue, particularly among the more stylish of career-seeking college grads. Never mind telling these BlackBerry-toting eager beavers that even an unpaid gig in the field is as rare as a winning lottery ticket: The Devil Wears Prada, an American Idol for J-school dreamers, promises the glamorous life--celebrity cocktail parties, closets full of designer swag...and you don't have to write anything! .
EPR Owner Of The Year Finalists Announced
Exhibition Park Raceway's 2007 Owner of the Year will be announced in late January. Partnering with Standardbred Canada, the New Brunswick track solicited the racing industry to nominate owners they felt were deserving of the award. The winner will be announced and presentation made during the final card of the month (January 26). The winner will be chosen by a group of industry leaders based on a number of areas including stats and other criteria. The list of finalists is below. 1. Terry Price
2. Downey Stables
3. Debra Kirkpatrick
4. Doug Hildebrand
5. Charlie Price
6. Bob MacNeil/ John Lavric
7. Ray Fraser
8. Mike Murray In no particular order, a closer look of finalists, provided by EPR, is listed below.
The C-J's Sunday College Basketball Notebook
The 6-foot-8 Stewart played 21 minutes in UK's 93-52 loss at Vanderbilt last week, more than he'd played in the previous 11 games combined. Five times during that 11-game span, Stewart didn't play at all. But coach Billy Gillispie said Stewart is improving in practice, and though Stewart had as many turnovers (three) as points in the Vandy game, Gillispie said the freshman "played all right." Stewart tied his career high with six rebounds against the Commodores. "He's just growing up a little bit, becoming a guy that's in the February month of his freshman year," Gillispie said. "He's understanding how important it is to be in the right spot and playing from those spots and competing all the time." Much to the chagrin of some UK fans -- who like Stewart's athleticism and see him as a potential contributor -- that doesn't mean Gillispie is making any promises about Stewart's playing time.
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