| Young life snuffed out on road
Over five years after the proposal for setting up the state-of-the-art department of physical medicine and rehabilitation was first mooted, the GMCH is set to get the department with the administration today approving it. The setting up of the department will go a long way in restoring the patients to fullest possible level of physical, mental, social and economic independence, the GMCH director-principal, Dr Raj Bahadur, said here. In fact, the department will bring various specialists together so that the main aim of restoring the patient to his highest level of daily function and improve his quality of life could be achieved. Currently, these rehabilitation services are being provided in an incoherent manner by physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers, psychiatrists, physicians and orthopaedic surgeons.
Hip-Hop Rumors: Jay-Z Got Married! Beyonce Didn't! Soulja Boy Stole ...
Even Dr. Phil jumped in!
Just so you know, Aunt Vivica Fox has shot down and dismissed charges that she's ever done a sex tape. I knew my auntie would never do that.
There are rumors that Conrad, the chief A& R of Bad Boy, has resigned. These rumors are true, from what I heard. I'm hearing that he wasn't happy with the salary and was the only big-time A&R there. I hear he is setting his sights on an internet site.
One of the New York Papers is saying that Flavor Flav is going to do “Flavor of Love" one more time. I can't fathom going through another season of that buffoonery.
Word has it Mariah is now coming out in the second quarter of 2008, not the first.
Atonement dominates nominees for British film honours
Wartime drama Atonement led an acclaimed field of competitors announced on Wednesday for the U.K's top film honour, the British Academy's annual film awards. Keira Knightley and James McAvoy star in the period drama Atonement. (Alex Bailey/Focus Features) Atonement, based on Ian McEwan's bestseller about two young lovers torn apart during the Second World War, scored 14 nominations, including for best film, best British film, best director and for its stars Keira Knightley and James McAvoy. Also picking up multiple BAFTA nominations Wednesday were two other literary film adaptations: dark crime tale No Country for Old Men, based on the Cormac McCarthy novel of the same name, and oil epic There Will Be Blood, inspired by the Upton Sinclair book Oil! Netting nine nominations each, the two films have been winning critical accolades across North America over the past few months and are also among the tough competitors in the BAFTA best film category.
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