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Garfield goes Hollywood for new movie
Hollywood has all sorts of cats. Cool cats like Jack Nicholson and Pussycat Doll Carmen Electra. On Friday, it gets fussy, rebellious, selfish, ego-driven fat cat Garfield. He fits right in.
Garfield: The
Movie hits theatres with one goal in mind: cracking
wise. And the creator of the daily comic strip about
the tiger-striped tabby with a mind for mischief and a taste for lasagna said he would not have it any other way.
'I only get 25 words or less everyday. What happens when Garfield gets 85 minutes. It's another way to entertain ... and, therefore, another challenge, Jim Davis said.
For 25 years, Davis has sat in front of his drawing board and delighted fans with his observations of normal people and everyday life funneled through the mind of the curmudgeonly cat, who is owned by the fictional Jon Arbuckle.
Garfield is syndicated in 2,600 newspapers world-wide and read by some 260 million people. He plays pranks, which kids like. He is independent, which appeals to teens. He sits in his chair all day, watching TV and eating. Adults dig that.
Gowarikar shoots Swades at Nasa
Nasa's Kennedy Space Centre at Florida in the uS generally reverberates to the awesome roar and thunder of huge rockets taking off. But, recently it was echoing to a different type of action - one that involved Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan and film technicians who had landed at the space Centre to make a blockbuster.
Oscar-nominated Lagaan director Ashutosh Gowarikar and his crew are now back in Mumbai after shooting the final scenes for his latest venture Swades at the Launch Pad 39A, from where the massive Saturn V rockets blasted off to the moon in the late 60s and early 70s. Gowarikar could have easily opted for the elaborate sets at a film studio but instead chose to shoot at the space centre to add authenticity to the movie.
'Ashutosh is the first Indian filmmaker to make a film that required the lead actor to shoot inside Nasa,' said Shah Rukh.
Khan's character in Swades is a scientist working on an Earthobserving satellite launched on a fictional shuttle mission. Nasa's next real shuttle mission, STS-114, is scheduled to lift off in 2007.
Though quite techno-savvy, the film is not in the sci-fi genre. It is about an NRI who leaves his motherland for greener pastures but rediscovers his roots and returns to his own country.
Gowarikar said that he decided to shoot at Nasa because it stands for the highest level of technological exploration and everything modern.
Courtney Love faces arrest warrant
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Courtney Love for allegedly attacking a woman with a bottle and a torch at a party.
The charge stems from an incident at a party at the Los Angeles home of Love's former manager Jim Barber.
Love has been in and out of court recently on a variety of charges - mostly involving drugs.
In May, Love was charged in New York after allegedly hitting a fan with a microphone stand at a club.
Love, whose husband, Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain, killed himself in their Seattle home in 1994, gained fame with her band Hole and her role in the film The People vs Larry Flynt.
She recently released a solo album, America's Sweetheart.
Source: Internet