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Thursday, 24 March 2011
Best Movie Dance Scenes
Best movie dance scenes
Hollywood has given us so many memorable waltzing, pirouetting and break-dancing numbers. Here's a roundup of some of our favorites -- including some by twinkle-toed legends and stars who are surprisingly spry.
'Swing Time'
This 1936 musical stars the most famous dancing duo of all time. The film features plenty of old Hollywood splendor, but few scenes captivate like this unassuming little number.
'Singin' in the Rain'
Both the title track and its accompanying dance scene -- starring these famed feet -- have become a part of movie history.
'West Side Story'
This stage-to-screen musical adaptation draws you in from the very beginning. The dancing delinquents are simultaneously gritty and graceful.
'Mary Poppins'
One of the best scenes from this 1964 children's classic isn't about its title character at all. A comedy vet helms a lively dance crew that parties on the London rooftops.
'Saturday Night Fever'
The 1977 disco extravaganza was filled with hits and "The Hustle." One scene stands out, with all eyes on the film's budding star.
'Flashdance'
In 1983, a fledgling actress proved a drab gray sweatshirt could have serious sex appeal.
'Breakin''
It's best not to think about the acting or the plot of this 1984 release. Just admire it for helping to bring popping and locking to the mainstream.
'Footloose'
A town where dancing is forbidden? Not if a big-city newcomer has anything to say about it.
'Ferris Bueller's Day Off'
This 1986 comedy followed the exploits of a popular puckish teen. And while music was mainly kept in the background, throngs of city dwellers broke into dancing mid-movie.
'Dirty Dancing'
The ugly duckling-turned-swan story captured our hearts back in the late '80s, thanks to a young actress, a muscled hunk and a soft rock hit.
'Do the Right Thing'
Anyone who's seen this gripping drama knows it's not a musical like the others. All the same, the opening credits feature an unforgettable one-woman performance.
'You Got Served'
An R&B singer leads this cast of gravity-defying street dancers. The film features plenty of impressive break-dancing one-upmanship, culminating in one last battle.
'(500) Days of Summer'
In the midst of this quirky deconstructed love story, the male lead is so smitten that he breaks into an unexpected dance number, drawing workaday commuters out of their doldrums.
Most Common Last Names
Most common last names
Get the scoop on the stories behind popular surnames and their origins. Here are some famous people who have some of the most common last names. Check your family tree to see if you have some ties.
Smith
Will has one of the most common names in many English-speaking countries, which is also related to this biblical practice.
Johnson
The Rock's last name has its origins in this race.
Williams
The last name of Venus and Serena comes from an Old French given name with Germanic elements. It is the second most common surname in this country.
Brown
Chris may have gotten in hot water recently, but in the country that shares its origin, the Brown family has this interesting motto.
Jones
Keep up with Star and her recent TV feud.This classic American name with many catchphrases even has a soda.
Miller
Sienna has one of the surnames that come from an occupation, and there are many derivations in the European countries from which they came.
Davis
Kristin has a "son of" name, and this too has its share of famous people, including two so well known that after death people know them from their first names. Davis 1. Davis 2.
Garcia
Surname of Jerry, it's the most common surname in Spain. With a whopping 3.32 percent of the population named Garcia, it's the second most common surname in Cuba and moving up the ranks in the U.S.
Rodriguez
You might have been able to guess the meaning of this name from Alex.
Wilson
From a president to this famous comedian, many Wilsons are in the house.
Martinez
Another "son of" surname, this one has roots in an ancient Roman god and a favorite Northwest son who had a street named after him.
Anderson
Pam's last name is sometimes spelled with an "e" at the end. It's another "son of" name, as you would expect, but the son of someone manly, which you might not have expected.
Taylor
This legendary Taylor just passed away. Another "profession" surname, its etymology reinforces that, and famous Taylors include presidents and other actresses.
Thomas
This Thomas is a champ. Is there any doubt as to where this name comes from? There's even one on the Supreme Court.
Hernandez
This star athlete has a Spanish surname version of "son of."
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
The Mystery of a Vanished Colony Kroaton
More than 400 years of American history there unsolved mysteries - the mystery of The Lost Colony. Large numbers of people have disappeared from the island, leaving things, food, jewelry. Where did they go - do not know to this day.
This story began with Sir Walter Raul, a noble English gentleman. At the request of Queen Elizabeth I, he attempted to found a colony in North America. It was a new English region, named Virginia in honor of the Virgin Queen Elizabeth I (in English, "Virgin"-" virgin "). The vast territory stretching from Virginia modern state of Pennsylvania to the Carolinas. The Queen wanted to extend to the land authority and power of England, and in 1584 Sir Raul sent an expedition there, the island of Roanoke, to explore future space colonies. The expedition consisted of two Indians - Manteo and Wanchese.
Roanoke Island was located not far from the mainland and bordered by the bay. Report on the new land has been positive, and 9 April 1585 108 people, including artist John White, went to America.
Colonists who had settled on the island went through a difficult time in the new, unfamiliar world for them: winter was severe, food reserves were depleted.
In addition, settlers were surrounded by hostile Indians, constantly reflecting their attacks. People have lived on the island of winter and spring, and decided to return to England. In June 1586 the colonists had left Roanoke on the ship of Captain Sir Francis Drake, who was passing by the island, returning from the West Indies. So at that time was called the Caribbean.
A few weeks after the departure of the colonists on Roanoke Island has landed a new group of brave men out of fifteen people, fully supports the idea of spreading the power of England in the New World.
In 1587, Sir Raul made another attempt to colonize the New World, by sending a second group of settlers in America. Led the group, John White, had already visited the island of Roanoke. He was instructed to transfer the settlement of Roanoke Island in the Bay Chezapik. But the sailors refused to carry people further than the island of Roanoke, and June 22, 1587 150 colonists, including 11 children, landed on the island. Roanoke met them with silence. 15 people left the island a year ago, have disappeared.
27 days after the landing of the colonists, the island was born a girl, named Virginia Dyer, granddaughter of John White. It was the first English child born on American soil. Located at the new location, the settlers found a distinct lack of tools, food and other vital things. John White agreed to return to England for the necessary equipment a week later the colonists left the island. He managed to return to Roanoke just over 4 years. The island was uninhabited. White found carved on a tree just the word "Croatoan" - the name of a neighboring island. 150 people, and his granddaughter disappeared without a trace.
Three years ago, before leaving the island, John White had arranged with the colonists that if they had to leave Roanoke, they will leave the parameters a conspicuous place a sign saying where they have gone. If they would be in danger or have to leave the island to escape, then in addition to the tree, called the new location of the colony, they cut out a cross.Cross under the carved inscription was not.This could only mean one thing: the settlers left the island voluntarily.But what does the word "Croatan"?Croatan - an island located 80 kilometers to the south and populated by Indians.Perhaps the settlers were there?White would immediately sail thither, but the weather turned bad. Ship "Hopewell" fell off the anchor, and its beginning to demolish the open sea. Because of this, White has not crossed the short distance to Kroatona. He took a course in England and 24 October he returned to Plymouth.But this does not mean that the settlers abandoned to their fate.Later, British ships have repeatedly visited the island of Roanoke, and explore the surrounding islands, and land on the mainland, trying to find traces of the colonists. But they found nothing they could not.Total in 1590 on Roanoke Island North American was directed four search expedition, led by commissioner pslednyuyu Queen Elizabeth I, Walter Raleigh.Was not found even a drop of blood, strands of hair or a torn flap of clothing that would indicate an attack enemies!It is interesting that along with people and pets are gone - the soldiers did not find any dog or chicken.The surrounding forests carefully examined in search of fresh graves, but no corpse was never found. A tribe of local Indians kroatonov well belonged to the white, but just in case, and searched their village on a neighboring island.It is to no avail.As a result, the queen sent a telegram: "They could not disappear just like that, that do not have even a trace. They took away the devil. "Later, Reilly is on its own motion searching settlers dug the earth in place of the village and only 14 years later ended fruitless searches.None of the 117 men, women and children, left in 1587 on the island of Roanoke, nobody else has ever seen.
It is curious that the Indians worshiped God Kroatanu - this is where the name and their tribe, and adjacent to Roanoke Island, where they lived. The very same name translates as "Soul Reaper". It was believed he had always lived among them, but it was invisible and at the request could take root in any body. The Indians were told that God were going to the sacrificial altar: the priests sat in a circle and watched as the food is slowly disappearing in the air. Kroatanu times a year sent a "midwife" - a strong warrior: it was placed in a locked cabin with an altar, but by morning the soldier disappeared.
Is it possible that the island took place the case of mass hallucination, which gave the shaman Indian tribe, and then the sacrifice of the white settlers Kroatanu God?
Is it possible that the island took place the case of mass hallucination, which gave the shaman Indian tribe, and then the sacrifice of the white settlers Kroatanu God?
This Indian in Spanish Vogue
Toni Garrn (Toni Garrn) starred in a photo shoot by Alexei Lubomirski (Alexi Lubomirski) for Vogue Spain (April 2011). Tony acted as this Indian squaw. You can create an image squaw dresses by Ralph Lauren, Roberto Cavalli and Emilio Pucci.
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Celebs' exclusive party spots
A-lister’s exclusive party spots
It's Cristal for everyone at these exclusive nightspots, which are just as famous as the Hollywood A-list clientele that they attract.
1. Spotted: Sean “Diddy Dirty Money” Combs & Gerard Butler at Mansion, Miami
2. Spotted: Kanye West, John Mayer & Jared Leto at The Boom Boom Room, New York
3. Spotted: Ashton Kutcher & Rihanna at Playhouse, LA
4. Spotted: Naomi Campbell, Janet Jackson & U2 at Aura, London
5. Spotted: Colin Farrel & Jamie Foxx at Nikki Beach Club, Miami
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