 | Susan Sarandon
on reel & real life
ACADEMY Awardwinning
actress
Susan Sarandon
plays a widow disappointed
in her sons
and unhappy with her life in
new film comedy, Jeff Who
Lives at Home, out last week in
US theatres.
The film stars Jason Segel as
Jeff, a directionless, pot-smoking
man who lives in his ....
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parisian ambience |  DESPITE having three
Michelin stars at his restaurant
in the Meurice hotel,
Yannick Alleno considers
himself a man of the people.
His parents owned a modest bistro in a
Paris suburb, where they served croquemonsieur
and sliced ham on buttered
baguette. "I was born behind the counter,"
he said. He hates dishes that seem as if
they came out of a chemistry class.
Whenever he goes to New York, he eats a
hot dog from a street vendor. "I adore
them," he said. "Even with the bad water
they sit in all day."
It wasn´t much of a leap, then, for Alleno
to create his own chien chaud.
Actually it is a veau chaud (pronounced
voh show) – literally hot veal – a slender 9-
inch sausage... | | | Rihanna and Katy Perry
may make a song together |  POP superstars Rihanna and Katy Perry
are good friends (Riri even threw Katy a
Vegas bachelorette bash back in
September 2010), but will the gorgeous
pals ever collaborate in the studio? "We
have been working on this for years. We still are trying
to make a song together, Katy Perry and I," the
Barbados-born beauty told a media correspondent
on the set of a photo shoot for Vita Coco´s new
flavour, Tropical Fruit by Rihanna. "She is one of
my favourite musicians, as well as one of my
favourite people in the industry.
"She´s very uncalculated, very sure of herself, and
that´s something very rare in this industry to find,"
she added.
Rihanna revealed that while a ... | | | Saif working to pull off
3-day test for Agent Vinod |  FROM a game to a graphic book to a
12-city tour, Saif Ali Khan is using
every possible marketing tool to promote
his newest production Agent
Vinod. The actor-producer says marketing
is expensive but vital to a film´s success.
"We are marketing the film in various ways. It
is expensive and a completely different area of
production. It is something you have to take
very seriously nowadays," Saif, who has been in
the movie business for about two decades, said
in an interview.
"If we look at the US, it´s amazing to see how
they market their movies through merchandise
and all kinds of other things. The Indian marketing
business is growing tremendously with
each ... | |
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