Tag: Screen

Agatha Christie returns to big screen with ‘Murder on the Orient...

LONDON: Agatha Christie, the author dubbed the ‘Queen of Crime,’ is returning to the big screen after a decades-long absence with an adaptation of...

Car screen washers perturb citizens at traffic signals

Window screen washers, in the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, are frustrating and perturbing citizens by forcing them to stop cars at traffic...

Ubisoft taking blockbuster ‘Assassin’s Creed’ to big screen

Videogame firm Ubisoft is moving into the film business with an adaptation of its blockbuster title "Assassin's Creed" -- sidestepping the Hollywood movie machine...

Windows 8 User Interface pictures leaked

Microsoft Windows 8, due to be announced two months from now, is undergoing last minute alterations. Screenshots of the Microsoft Windows 8 have been...

Royal ignore to Salman Khan at Screen Awards

The 18th Annual Screen Awards had a big shocker in store for all Sallu fans. The 2011 ‘hit machine’ Salman Khan was not nominated...

Avatar 2 to hit screens in 2016?

Movie lovers will not see James Cameron’s Avatar 2 in the coming years as the ambitious project has reportedly been delayed. While the awaited...

The Dirty Picture sweeps top honours at Colors Screen Awards

It was “The Dirty Picture” all the way at the 18th Colors Screen Awards 2012 - the super hit movie Saturday won the best...

Meera to sizzle on small screen

After doing so many films in both Pakistan and India, Pakistani diva Meera will once again appear in a Pakistani drama serial entitled as...

Aamir wants to romance wife Kiran on screen

Actor-producer Aamir Khan feels his director wife Kiran Rao is a fantastic actress and said he would love to direct her in a film,...

‘I’m not insecure about sharing screen space with Katrina’

Anushka speaks about her next big project with Shah Rukh Khan and Katrina Kaif. Anushka Sharma is looking forward to her next big project....

Heroines from 90’s to adorn silver screen once again

Bollywood heroines from decades gone by are making a return, defying the traditional career trajectory that consigned older, married Indian actresses to more minor...

Ranveer Singh doesn’t mind going nude on screen

He is just one film old, but has already become a budding superstar of sorts! Producers are lining up to sign him for their...

Cinestar brings a marvel epic to the big screen

A crowd hung about outside the Cinestar Cinema, waiting impatiently for the movie to begin. Considering it was a late night Sunday show, the...

World’s highest hotel opens in Hong Kong

HONG KONG - The world's highest hotel opened its doors in Hong Kong on Tuesday, housed in the city's tallest skyscraper and offering unrivalled panoramic views of the world famous Victoria Harbour.
Towering some 490 metres (1,600 feet) above the bustling, chaotic streets of the Southern Chinese city, the Ritz-Carlton Hotel is making a grand comeback after temporarily closing in 2008.
Visitors peered out of the floor-to-ceiling windows of the 118th floor of the International

Pakistan-India cricket match – on big screen and going live

LAHORE - Lahoris are all set to witness the battle between the traditional rivals in cricket, Pakistan and India, as various communities have arranged for the big screens for match viewing.
The trend of watching the match on the big screens have been attracting people from all walks of life and classes, as the match screening is being organised in the posh areas of city and relatively lesser posh areas alike. Citizens are excited, to say the least to view tomorrow's match, and

Parents urged to screen infants at home

LAHORE - Foundation for Rehabilitation & Education of Special Children (FRESH) Chairperson Ashba Kamran on Friday urged parents to screen infants at home to see the symptoms of learning difficulties.
She said that an early intervention was critical in changing the life of a child facing learning difficulties. News screening tests could now identify a child as young as six months of age, she added. According to the chairperson of FRESH, the earliest warning signs appeared at the

Chilean miner rescue hits big screen

BERLIN - Emblazoned on the cover of various magazines is a full-page advertisement for 'Atacama's 33,' a retelling of the incredible story of survival in Chile's northern Atacama desert which ended in such dramatic fashion in October.
Boy, that was quick! It seems like yesterday that the 33 miners, trapped deep underground for two months, were hauled to safety in scenes watched by hundreds of millions of well-wishers around the world. The movie industry has rarely been one to