Friday, April 4, 2014

New Michael Jackson album to be released



A new Michael Jackson album, featuring eight new tracks from the late artist’s archive, will be released on 13 May.

Titled Xscape, the track listing was chosen by Epic Records chairman LA Reid, who trawled

Micheal Jackson new album Xscape

through four decades of Jackson’s demos and off-cuts.t

The tracks were then updated by the likes of Timbaland, who works with Justin Timberlake, and Stargate, who have produced Rihanna and Beyonce.

Reid called the process of reworking the songs “contemporizing”.

A deluxe edition of the album will also feature the eight tracks in their original form alongside the remixed versions.

Xscape is the only track on the album to be updated by its original producer – Rodney Jerkins, who worked on the sessions for Jackson’s final studio album, Invincible, in 2001.

John Branca and John McClain, co-executors of Jackson’s estate said:

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Hirunika Premachandra after the election

After the election that what Hirunika tell us 






Full Name : Hirunika Eranjali Premachandra

School :  Visakha Vidyalaya

Hometown : Colombo

Status : Single

Birthday : 14 Oct 1987

Role model : My father

Passions : Dancing, singing, acting (Stage drama)

Cartoon you like : Tom and Jerry

Do you enjoy all the media attention you get?

Well I have never looked at the media as something I enjoy. Media started following me after I raised my voice against injustice. And I never ran after it, whatever I did or said became headlines the next minute, so I guess the media has been always following me, and I believe the media can make or break a person. As a public figure I always keep that in mind.

How is Colombo treating you? Very well

What inspires you? Ambitious, hard working, goal oriented people

What do you think about my column, 'THE BUZZ WITH DANU’? Love every bit of it! Very outspoken and fun.

What do you think about the NEW COLOMBO, and all the development?  I see a huge development, but sadly the development is centred and focused only in Colombo and urban areas. But in the rural areas there are people who still haven't seen anything beyond their paddy fields. We can't look at one town and come to a conclusion that the whole country is developed. On the other hand, people are loosing faith in justice, family values and the culture. Lots of buildings and roads aren't enough to measure the development of a country.

What's your favourite childhood memory? When I was 7 I joined my father's parliament election campaign, I was this little girl who didn't know what was going on, but I enjoyed the cheering and people gathered around my father. So I got into a tractor and welcomed my father. That’s something I will never forget.

What's the #1 most played song on your iPod? Set Fire to the Rain - Adele

What is one of your favourite quotes?
Change you can't to you can, and pretty soon you will say I did.

Everything will be okay in the end, if it’s not okay, it’s not the end.

What's your fashion statement?
White t shirt and blue jeans.

Your favourite brand in clothing? Victoria Beckham

Would you call yourself an activist?
No. So far I've only been talking about my father's issue. To be an activist, I have to focus on other issues too. I think to do that I need more people gathered around me, I think I'm still too young to be called an activist.



Your  TOP 5 in fashion?
1.Blazers
2.Jeans
3. Oversized tops
4.Shalwars
5.Sarees

What was the last experience that made you a stronger person? After my father passed away, I read so many weird stories about me, I was coming out of trauma and those rumours and gossips made me so fed up with life. And one day I had a long conversation with a close friend of my father and then realized, what am I doing? What I was going through was nothing compared to what my father went through as a young chap. That day I thought to myself, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. And I’ve never looked back since.



If Questions


If you had the power to change three things in our country, what would they be? Corruption, child abuse and sexual offences happening to women and children, education system and health care system.

If you were crowned Miss Sri Lanka the year you took part, what would you have done differently?
I can't think of anything more I would do, because I think Steph had done it at her level best. She had represented our country very well.
I think I wouldn't do anything different to what she has done.

If you could choose to stay a certain age forever, what age would you choose? 
When I was 16, 17! The best time of my life.

If your dad was by your side, one thing you would ask him? I will ask him to hold me and give me a long hug.

If you could throw any kind of party, what would it be like and what would it be for? I am so hung up on 70’s style, so I would throw a 70's style party. Once I take oaths as a lawyer I will throw that party.

If you had to change your first name, what would you change it to? Oh I like my name. I might change my middle name, not my first name though.

If you were reincarnated as an animal/drink/ice cream flavour, what would you be? Horse, Gin and Tonic, Chocolate



In the Spot



Do you feel your life is in danger?
Well, my ammi does. She is always scared. But I've passed that feeling. I've become so numb, that my only focus is to fight against injustice.

Define a great relationship?
When you are best friends with the person you love, I call it a great relationship. Because as you get older, their conversational skills will be as important as any other. If you are best friends with your partner and you can talk to him/her about anything without getting bored, that’s something to treasure.

Do you think your fashionable take on clothing, has worked against you, in the recent past, with your fight for justice? 
Well, I know what you are talking about. When there were headlines, of my attire, the question raised by everyone was - what's wrong with my attire? Because it was fully covered. There was a full page picture of it. I'm glad they posted that picture, the public realised it was totally not a big issue.

In your opinion what is the biggest flaw you see in Sri Lankan politicians?
They forget that they are representing us and they are in that position from our votes, that they are accountable to us. Unfortunately they forget that there are not superior but people have the power to make them as well as break them.

Did you get a chance to speak to your dad before you left home, if so, what did he say to you? 
Yes I did. But couldn't see his face because he was in the bathroom. I was in a hurry to go to my dancing lesson; I wanted to get ready, and I asked if he'll be late to come out, he said 'Just 2 minutes', but I didn't wait, I went to the downstairs bathroom. When I came out, he was done and getting ready in his room. I didn't get a chance to say goodbye for the first time in my life. Because normally whenever I go out, I say goodbye to him. That day I couldn't.



For fun


What's the hardest thing you've ever done?
I went up to a guy in my economics class when I was doing my A/Ls and said that my friend likes him, and got rejected! It was so hard and embarrassing because it was a huge class of probably 3000 to 4000 students. Haha

When was the last time you had an amazing meal? 
I love Chinese food! So the last time I had Chinese food was from my favourite Chinese restaurant, I was so hungry that day.

What's the best/worst gift you've ever given/received?
Best gift given, I brought two rings for my dad and mom for their 25 anniversary. Worst gift, I gave my ex-boyfriend an egg (boiled) and some bad vegetables nicely wrapped for his 15 b'day. We were best friends those days. haha! Best gift received, a hamster. No worst gift received.

What do you miss most about being a kid?
I miss being not judged by anyone, because I could do any crazy thing as a kid. I was always the troublemaker; the fun and crazy one of the lot, I still am, but now I miss the things I used to do as a kid. I have to think twice now even if I want to laugh out loud.

What is your first memory of being really excited?
I think when thaththi and ammi bought me my first Barbie doll! I was so excited! It was a Mermaid Barbie.

What was the first thing you bought with your own money?
My first salary was from the part time job I did as a nanny back in the UK, I bought some clothes.

When was the last time you were nervous? 
Oh god! Miss Sri Lanka, question time. For some reason I was so nervous!

Nehara Pieris

Kumarasinghe Aratchige Dona Chrihashni Nehara Canishia Pieris, Born on the 21st of December to Curtis and Neshanthi Pieris, grew up in the city of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. Her father is a businessman in Colombo while her mother is a house wife. Nehara also has a younger brother, Nehan, who is an advanced level student at St. Peter’s College Colombo.
Nehara received her early education at St. Lawrence’s school in Colombo 06 and was involved in a host of extracurricular activities that included the school choir, western band and basket ball while she also made regular appearances in most of the school’s stage and drama activities. She was even a prefect of her school. After college, Nehara obtained a diploma in marketing and management from the Australian college of business and technology (ACBT)
Nehara showed tremendous talent and potential during her early years, promoting her parents to get her involved in various activities related to dancing, speech and drama. In fact, Nehara’s childhood role model was J.LO! Nehara studied ballet under the renowned Hanillow Jayasundera and hip hop at Deana school of dancing under the guidance of Natasha Jayasundara. Nehara is also a quite capable piano and guitar player.
Nehara began her celebrity life by appearing in a number of commercials endorsing a wide variety of products. Her simultaneous appearance in the Sirasa Dancing Star TV dance competition as well as the award winning teledrama ‘Muthu Kirilli” ensured that Nehara’s popularity sky-rocketed. She currently hosts the popular ‘Derana Tea Party’ program engaging in casual conversations with some of the Sri Lanka’s most popular personalities.
In 2008, Nehara released her much anticipate hit music single, ‘Malpethi’ while ‘Aadara Heena’, A duet with local film star Roshan Ranawana, and several other musical hits will be released very soon. Nehara’s appearance in the Sri Lankan English movie ‘It’s A Matter of Love’ in 2009 is her maiden cinematic venture.

Awards > 2009 - Most popular actress award - Raigam

                 > 2009 - Most popular actress award - Sumathi

                 > 2010 - Most popular actress award - Raigam

                 > 2010 - Upcoming actress of the year - MACCO awards

                 > 2011 - Most popular actress - Raigam

                 > 2011 - Youth actress of the year - SLIM Meilson people's awards












Monday, March 31, 2014

Sri Lanka vs New Zealand T20 highlights 2014

Rangana Herath 5/3 vs New Zealand, WT20, 2014 - Highlights




Sri Lanka vs New Zealand, WT20, 2014 - Highlights














Sunday, March 30, 2014

Sean Kingston's vehicles

Everything You Need To Know About Sean Kingston

As one of the leaders of the reggae fusion scene, Sean Kingston has transformed many perceptions on typical Jamaican music. He rose to fame during his late teens when he was discovered on MySpace by a recording executive. In 2007, Sean graced the airwaves with his first hit single “Beautiful Girls.” Since then, Sean has continued to be prominent in modern reggae and hip-hop, and his fame has helped him pursue other endeavors.
Sean was born in Miami, but he moved to Jamaica as a child. His family hit hard times during his youth, and the future artist himself was even arrested for burglary. However, Sean aimed to make a name for himself. He made his big break in 2007 with his self-titled album Sean Kingston. Sean continues to make Jamaican-inspired tunes with an edge of rap and hip-hop. Back 2 Life is the singer’s third, and most recent studio album.
Aside from the music, Sean has pursued other endeavors close to his heart. He has been involved with the “Do Something” campaign, which promotes community activism. As a lover of animals, Sean has also been a spokesperson against dog cruelty with PETA.

Sean Kingston Black Range Rover

Sean Kingston Sporting a Red Ferrari California 

Sean Kingston with his Rolls Royce, Range Rover, and Maybach 

 Sean Kingston's Bentley Continental

Sean Kingston's Bentley Mulsanne 

 Sean Kingston's Driveway

 Sean Kingston's G-Wagon

Sean Kingston's Lamborghini Aventador 

 Sean Kingston's Mercedes-Benz SLS

 Sean Kingston's Range Rover

Sean Kingston's White Bentley Mulsanne 

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Mother and child injured in Dambulla accident


A mother and her child who sustained injuries have been admitted to the Dambulla Base Hospital.

The police stated that the accident was a result of a collision involving a private bus and a motorcycle.


Friday, March 28, 2014

Facebook plans to use drones, satellites and lasers to deliver Internet to the world.


After announcing Internet.org last year, an initiative to improve Internet access across the globe, Mark Zuckerberg unveiled the Connectivity Lab, a new team of scientists that has been working on the ambitious project.

He said that the Connectivity Lab would develop “new platforms for connectivity on the ground, in the air and in orbit,” according to a post on Internet.org on Thursday.

“Connecting the whole world will require inventing new technology,” Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post announcing the Connectivity Lab.

Facebook hired scientists from organizations like NASA, the National Optical Astronomy Observatory and Ascenta, a British company that developed the a solar-powered drone. These scientists will develop solar-powered drones that can provide Internet connectivity from high altitudes in suburban areas. For lower density areas, they will try to develop satellites that can “beam internet access to the ground,” according to the announcement.

Earlier this month, rumors indicated Facebook was interested in buying drone-maker Titan, but it’s unclear if the company is part of this new plan.

Facebook didn’t share many details about these new efforts, but Zuckerberg did say that Internet.org has already helped connect three million new people to the Internet in the Philippines and Paraguay, doubling the number of people using mobile data.

Google has been working on similar projects. In November 2013, the search giant announced Project Link, a new initiative to bring fiber networks to the developing world. A few months earlier, Google launched a more crazy-sounding idea: bring Internet to remote area through hot air balloons. The initiative was code-named Project Loon.

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