Archives for: February 2009
02/27/09
It's time for some loving. You're excited for the bedroom romp around with your honey, but you're intimidated by the idea of not "getting there" yet again. You don't know what you're doing wrong, but it's hard for you to climax (or maybe you never have gotten there at all). It's not news to you - there are things he can do to help you orgasm. From foreplay to toys, we've heard them all. But what about you? What can you do to help yourself rise to the occasion? Follow these steps to "getting there." Good luck!
02/25/09
There's a general national myth about wedding nights; supposedly, every bride and groom have the most intimate and wonderful sex of their lives on their wedding nights. In reality, while your wedding night may be a little different, it is an intimate moment, and an opportunity. Here are ten tips that can help make your wedding night one of the best evenings of your life.
If you'll be a virgin when you get married, you're probably feeling some apprehension about what will happen on your wedding night. Here are tips and advice to help things go smoothly.
02/24/09
If Paris is the love capital of the world, then French women are the denizens who keep it running with their special brand of sex appeal. In tribute to Bastille Day this week, below are three steal-worthy love secrets of French femmes.
She’s arching her back, moaning and groaning, and giving Meg Ryan a run for her money. You’re impressed by your ability to make her squirm like that, but deep down your thoughts race between: "What if she’s faking?" and "If not, how do I hit this magic button again?" If you’ve ever been there, or for that matter would like to find yourself in that enviable position, check out these four tricks to make her orgasm.
02/23/09
Sources say a woman needs to be in her 30s or 40s to reach her sexual peak. Apparently at that age, it’s easier for you to achieve an orgasm – it’s when you’re the most comfortable with your body. If you’re in that age range, good for you. If you’re not in that age range or you are but have still yet to have easy orgasms, there’s hope for you yet. We reached out to sex-perts for their tips on climaxing. Whether you’re alone or with a partner, these tips will help you get that orgasm.
The next time you feel caught up in the single life doldrums, take some sex tips from Russian love guru Evgeniya Steshova. While Russia’s lopsided male to female ratio has left many women there to resort to becoming mail-order brides, others, however, have taken the situation into their own hands by attending Steshova’s 6-week training course on “how to snag a man.”
There is no glass ceiling when it comes to pleasure. Even if you’re already masterful in the bedroom, there’s always room for growth. Below is our guide to having chandelier-swinging, nail-clawing, heart-clutching sex.
In long-term relationships, it's easy to settle into a routine with your partner that, while may be comfortable, can make your sex life a tad mundane. However, by shaking it up and using these sex tips, you can revive the spark that first brought you two together. Here are a few ideas to consider.
02/21/09
Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra thinks out of the box and it's more than evident now. First AKS, then Rang De Basanti, now Delhi 6. A two-liner of the story may give you an impression that it's similar to UTV's earlier outing SWADES, directed by Ashutosh Gowariker: An American of Indian origin returns to his roots and decides to stay back in India. But Delhi 6 bites more than it can chew.
02/17/09
Filmfare announces its nominees for the best talent in Bollywood for 54th Idea Filmfare Awards.
The 54th Idea Filmfare Awards will be held on the 28th of February in Mumbai. The much awaited day is getting nearer when Stars, Celebrities and the Best Talents of Bollywood will walk the red carpet at one of the most extraordinary and India's most revered film awards - the 54th Idea Filmfare awards!
"Suicide! are u serious?" "Put the knife down and get out of the kitchen"
These comments were not to unknown to me just about a year ago. Niether was the thought of being locked in a mental hospitial if I could not get my life together and QUICK. Yeah, it was hard to win this battle, and yeah, I have been on medicines and switched what seemed like a million times.
It's that time of year again when the world seems focused on love and romance. What's a single mom to do? When it comes right down to dating when you are a single mom, there are several ways to successfully play the field, have fun and put your child at ease as a new man enters the scene.
According to Matt Titus and Tamsen Fadal, celebrity relationship experts, TV personalities, husband and wife, and authors of the wildly popular new book, Why Hasn’t He Proposed?: Go from the First Date to Setting the Date, it involves being clear with your kids and being true to yourself. “She needs to make it clear to her kids the new guy will never replace the father,” notes Matt.
If you feel yourself sinking into a depression after your life has been turned upside down, you’re not alone. Approximately 20 million American adults suffer with some form of depression every year. The good news is that depression and its symptoms are treatable.
Educate yourself about the signs so you can help yourself or be ready to help a friend. The most common symptoms are feeling sad, hopeless or helpless, a disruption of sleep, constant fatigue and an inability to concentrate, losing interest in everyday activities and having suicidal thoughts.
02/16/09
Manish Gupta has touched upon a very interesting subject and perhaps something very tricky for the Mumbai Police force. He dwells on the murders, which took place in Bombay in the early 1980s between Sion and Matunga. At the site of every murder, there was a huge stone found by the investigating officers. After nine such murders the killings stopped. A few years later, similar killings were reported in Calcutta. While the police files have termed these murders as 'unsolved', the director has nailed the culprit. Is this cinematic liberty or plain fact? Also, the reasons for the Calcutta murders have been touched upon giving ample evidence of the truth. So will the files now be reopened? Just a thought!
02/13/09
The mobile tinkled and did a little shimmy on the coffee table. New message for Radhika. She checked it as she slipped on her shoes. A small, shy smile lit up her face. “It’s from Abhijeet,” she offered. “Got to rush, ma,” she tossed over her shoulder and ran out.
Abhijeet! That Blighter! How I disliked him!
Director : Priyadarshan
Music : Pritam
Lyrics : Gulzar, Syed Quadri
Starring : Shah Rukh Khan, Irrfan Khan, Lara Dutta, Om Puri, Rajpal Yadav, Asrani, Kareena Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone
You can snip off the 'barber' from Billu, but you cannot take off Billu from Barber. In other words, you can get Irrfan Khan to alienate himself from his persona, but you cannot get the actor to get away from his character! His act is complete. And his Billu is a believable character, who could be you.
02/06/09
This week is special! Three new releases Dev D, Mere Khwabon Mein Jo Aaye and Chal Chala Chal and all three are vying for 'Worst Film Of The Week' award. The winner is, hold your breath, Chal Chala Chal. It wins hands down!
There's nothing right about this comedy, which turns out to be a tragedy for the hapless viewer. The direction is bad, the script is pathetic, the editor seems to have gone on a vacation, the actors scream their lungs out...
I'd like to pose a few questions to those associated with Mere Khwabon Mein Jo Aaye...
The first question is to writer-director Madhureeta Anand. What were you thinking when you wrote this script? And, most importantly, did you ever realize what you were making, while filming it?
The second question is to the three actors, Randeep Hooda, Raima Sen and Arbaaz Khan. Did you take a script narration? If you did take one, did you comprehend it? The third question is to producers Ajay Bijli and Sanjeev K. Bijli. What prompted you to back this project? Did you go through the script?
Film: Dev D (drama)
Cast: Abhay Deol, Mahi Gill, Kalki Koechlin
Direction: Anurag Kashyap
The severe spanking Anurag Kashyap received from critics and audience alike for NO SMOKING, propelled the director to delve deep into his creative reserves to come up with a rabbit out of his hat. He gives us Dev D, a movie, whose main protagonist, is loosely inspired by the novel Devdas written by Saratchandra Chattopadhyay. Herein ends the 'inspiration'. This DEVDAS hits the bottle, snorts coke, visits brothels and then finds the rainbow. In short, he is virtually the prodigal son, who returns to find his bearings.
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