Cemetery Junction, The High Cost of Living – 2 Decent Films

‘Tis true we’re sloshed every night. But the truth is tonight we’re sloshed more than usual. Can barely get fingers to move across keyboard. Yet, we feel like we ought to, at least briefly, touch upon two fairly recent movies that we lately watched and enjoyed. The first is the 2010 British movie Cemetery Junction […]

Rascals is Total Garbage, Say Critics

The first reviews of David Dhawan’s Rascals (Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn, Kangana Ranaut) are out and they are overwhelmingly negative. The reviewers have basically puked on Rascals. Here are excerpts from a bunch of reviews on Rascals: Times of India: Rascals is what one can call a ‘vacation’ filmmaking stint where everyone works on the […]

America – A Land of 45 Million Crazies, Watch Out

After several years of living in America, we most definitely knew our adopted land was a nation of many crazies, whackos, fruitcakes and screwballs. How else can you explain the popularity of Glenn Beck, Fox News, Cheerleading, Eric Cantor, Baseball, Sarah Palin, Tattoos and the Superbowl. Come on, which sane person sports a tattoo or […]

Steve Jobs – iMilestones

* February 24, 1955 – iBorn. Steve Jobs lands on Planet Earth. Steve’s biological father was a Syrian Muslim immigrant Abdulfattah John Jandali and biological mother was Joanne Simpson. Steve was adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs. * 1974 – Steve visits India in search of spiritual enlightenment. * April 1, 1976 – Co-Founded Apple […]

iDead – Digital Media Visionary Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder and the creative force behind several of the company’s most successful products like the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad, passed away today. He was 56. The cause of death was not disclosed. Jobs had been ailing and recently passed the baton to Tim Cook. Announcing Jobs’ death, Apple said on its […]

Android’s Share of Smartphones Rises

The new comScore marketshare numbers for smartphone platforms are out. And Google’s Android platform has increased its market share to nearly 44% for the three months ending August 31. Some 84.5 million people in the U.S. owned smartphones, up 10% from the preceding three month period. How long before every mobile phone in the U.S. […]