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Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Winners of the 72nd Golden Globes and Red Carpet Pictures


Golden Globes hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler joked they had "about 50 costume changes" during the show.

 

George Clooney, who received a Cecil B. DeMille award, with wife Amal Clooney.
 
Adrian Grenier, Kevin Dillon, Kevin Connolly, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Jerry Ferrara, and Jeremy Piven were a coordinated "Entourage."

 

Presenter Heidi Klum in Atelier Versace.

 

Presenter Jennifer Lopez in Zuhair Murad.

 

"Wild" best-actress nominee Reese Witherspoon in a Calvin Klein gown with with Tiffany jewelry.

 

"Cake" best-actress nominee Jennifer Aniston in a Saint Laurent dress and Neil Lane jewels.

 

"Birdman" best-supporting-actress nominee Emma Stone in a Lanvin jumpsuit and Christian Louboutin shoes.

 

Presenter Kate Hudson in a Versace dress, Brian Atwood shoes, a Jimmy Choo clutch, and Forevermark Diamonds jewelry.
 
"True Detective" nominee Matthew McConaughey with wife Camila Alves, in a Monique Lhuillier gown.
 
Naomi Watts, in Gucci, with husband Liev Schreiber, who was nominated for his role in "Ray Donovan."
 
"House of Cards" stars Kevin Spacey and Kate Mara (in Miu Miu) arrived together.
 
Presenters Chris Pratt with wife Anna Faris, who was wearing Reem Acra.
 
"Into The Woods" best-actress nominee Emily Blunt, in Michael Kors, with husband John Krasinski.
 
Channing Tatum and wife Jenna Dewan, in Carolina Herrera.
 
"The Theory of Everything" best-actor nominee Eddie Redmayne.
 
"A Most Violent Year" best-actress nominee Jessica Chastain in an Atelier Versace dress and jewels by Piaget.
 
"Big Eyes" best-actress winner Amy Adams in Versace with Tiffany jewels.
 
"The Imitation Game" best-supporting-actress nominee Keira Knightley, in Chanel, with husband James Righton. Knightley's dress took 30 people to make over a week.
 
"Maps to the Stars" best-actress nominee Julianne Moore in Givenchy with Chopard jewels.
 
Presenter Salma Hayek in Alexander McQueen.
 
"Fifty Shades of Grey" actress Dakota Johnson in Chanel.
 
Nominees Jake and Maggie Gyllenhaal, in Miu Miu, made it a family affair.
 
"True Detective" best supporting actress Michelle Monaghan.
 
"Jane The Virgin" best-actress winner Gina Rodriguez in Badgley Mischka.
 
"Veep" Best Actress nominee Julia Louis-Dreyfus in Narciso Rodriguez, a clutch by Edie Parker, and jewels by Irene Neuwirth.
 
Presenter Lupita Nyong'o in Giambattista Valli.
 
Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones.
 
"Into The Woods" star Anna Kendrick in a Monique Lhuillier gown, Brian Atwood heels, and Fred Leighton jewels.
 
Presenter Kevin Hart with fiancée Eniko Parrish.
 
Actress Katherine Heigl in Zac Posen.
 
"Homeland" best-actress nominee Claire Danes in Valentino Couture.
 
"Girls" star Lena Dunham, in Zac Posen, with costar Andrew Rannells.
 
Allison Williams in a handmade Armani Privé. "After 'Pete Pan,' I felt like looking like a real girl," the actress said of her dress choice.
 
"Gone Girl" star Rosamund Pike in a Vera Wang gown and shoes by Brian Atwood.
 
"Orange Is The New Black" best-actress nominee Taylor Schilling in a custom dress by Ralph Lauren.
 
"Orange Is The New Black" star Laura Prepon.
 
Actress Kate Beckinsale in an Elie Saab dress, Jimmy Choo shoes, Rauwolf clutch, and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.
 
Lorde is nominated for her song "Yellow Flicker Beat" from "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part I." She is wearing custom Narcisco Rodriguez.
 
Singer Lana Del Rey, in vintage Travilla, is nominated for her song in the film "Big Eyes."
 
Judd Apatow with wife Leslie Mann, who was wearing a KaufmanFranco dress, Salvatore Ferragamo clutch, and Kimberly McDonald jewelry.
 
Diane Kruger, wearing Emilia Wickstead, with Joshua Jackson.
 
"Shameless" best-actor nominee William H. Macy with wife Felicity Huffman.
 
"Game of Thrones" showrunner David Benioff with his actress-wife, Amanda Peet.
 
"Star Wars" star Harrison Ford with Calista Flockhart.
 
Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber.
 
Actress Sienna Miller in a Miu Miu dress and Tiffany & Co. jewels.
 
Model Chrissy Teigen, wearing Zuhair Murad, took the opportunity to selfie.
 
Singer Adam Levine with model-wife Behati Prinsloo.
 
"House of Cards" best-actress nominee Robin Wright, wearing a Ralph Lauren dress, with Ben Foster.
 
"Girls" star Jemima Kirke.
 
Zosia Mamet in an Andrew Gn dress and shoes by Brian Atwood.
 
Presenter Melissa McCarthy wearing various pieces of her own clothing.





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Monday, 12 January 2015

Spaghetti: The Art of Eating Your Way Through

Spaghetti: The Art of Eating Your Way Through



Spaghetti is a very popular dish, eaten all over the world and made in many different ways. Although spaghetti is delicious and nutritious, it can be a struggle to consume. This is frustrating when all you want to do is enjoy every strand on your plate without losing your manners. According tohellofood.com, you can successfully eat your spaghetti with a fork, enjoy every single bite and look great doing so by following the tips below; 
 
1.       Fork & Spoon: The fork should be held in your right hand and the spoon in the left, lift a few strands off your plate and twirl it using the spoon as a backdrop. Twirl it all the way up and enjoy.

2.       Fork: This is a very popular way of eating spaghetti. Lift a little bit off the plate and twirl it against the wall/side of your plate until it is all rolled up.

3.       Slurping:  Made popular by “The Lady and the tramp”, lift your spaghetti off the plate with your fork and slurping it up the fun, however, this method is messy so try to avoid it if you’re eating with someone you’re want to impress. You probably have to save this one for date night with your television.

4.       Cutting: The last and the least advised method of eating a spaghetti is using the knife to slice the strands to pieces (like you’re about to feed a young child). This method is not usually advised for adults because it is said to make one look really rather odd.

Although a very tricky food, eating spaghetti is an art all foodies should master.

#www.hellofood.com

Saturday, 10 January 2015

Eating a handful of almonds daily can reduce belly fat, waist circumference, leg fat and improve a man's sperm count and quality.

Eating 42g (1.5 oz) of almonds a day was found to significantly reduce belly fat, waist circumference and leg fat mass. Almonds were also found to lower cholesterol, lowering the risk of heart diseaseAccording to research, a handful of almonds a day (about 42g) could be the key to a longer and shapelier life.
The nutrient-rich nuts can get rid of your belly fat and waist circumference , give you slimmer legs and lower the risk of heart disease by reducing cholesterol.
 
Experts from Pennsylvania State University compared the diets of 52 overweight, middle-aged adults with high-cholesterol over 12 weeks.
Previous studies have shown that an almond diet is linked to improved heart health - but scientists say this is the largest controlled study to date.
Despite no differences in weight between the two groups, the almond diet was found to significantly reduce belly fat, waist circumference and leg fat.
Almonds were also found to lower cholesterol, lowering the risk of heart disease.

DID YOU ALSO KNOW THAT....

ALMONDS BOOST MALE FERTILITY: EATING SEVEN NUTS A DAY COULD IMPROVE A MAN'S SPERM COUNT AND QUALITY 

Eating seven nuts, including almonds (pictured) a day could improve a man's sperm count and quality
 
Eating seven nuts a day could improve a man's sperm count and quality, say Italian doctors who are testing the theory in a trial of 100 men being treated for infertility at a hospital in Turin.
One group will add seven nuts (walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds or peanuts) to their normal diet; another group will reduce their intake of saturated fat by cutting down on processed meat and dairy products, and increase the amount of polyunsaturated fats, from foods such as oily fish and seeds.
The team at Azienda Ospedaliera Citta della Salute e della Scienza di Torino believe both strategies may improve fertility, as polyunsaturated fatty acids have been shown to have a number of effects that help, including reducing inflammation.



Friday, 9 January 2015

Saudi Arabia begins 1000 lash sentence for blogger as punishment for insulting Islam

Today, Saudi authorities publicly lashed blogger, Raif Badawi after weekly prayers. He is due to receive 50 lashes every week for a period of 20 weeks for allegedly insulting Islam on his websit. Badawi's site also called for an end to the dominance of religion over Saudi public life
Twitter users are rallying in support of him with the hashtags #FreeRaif#IStandWithRaif and #JeSuisRaif