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Hollywood strikes could hit quality

LOS ANGELES: As Hollywood plays beat the clock, rushing films into production amid fears of industrial action by actors, writers and directors, there’s a rising concern: Will haste make waste?

“The critical thing is whether anybody has loosened their standards about what they are making,” a top studio boss warned. “For those for whom panic has set in, it could be bad.” Panicky productions or not, there are few sedate executives in Hollywood as studios and key unions begin their kabuki-like dance around the bargaining table.

Afghanistan hosts peace council

A peace council of Afghan and Pakistani political and tribal leaders has begun in the Afghan capital, Kabul, but without Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, who decided not to attend at the last minute. Pakistan is being represented at the three-day council, or “jirga”, by Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz.

ShaRukh Khan getting emotional ?-interview, good one

Four years is a long time. And for someone like Shah Rukh Khan, it’s almost seems like a generation by itself. What was King Khan really like a few years back? Have his priorities really changed? Has the tempo died down? Is he still as insecure as he was then? Find out for yourself in this highly-charged self-obsessive interview of Shah Rukh Khan. The interview was done at a time when Shah Rukh was still a star, not the phenomenon that he is today. Discover him and feel the difference.

So tell me Shah Rukh, from television to movies to successful movies, how have you coped
with the transition? Has the change been drastic?
“You know, just the other day, I was telling one of Gauri’s friends that the only change I see in myself is that there are a few more gaddas (moles) on my cheeks due to make-up. That’s all. Otherwise it’s all the same. Everything has happened so fast that I haven’t even had the time to realise it. I mean, I feel as if I just landed in Bombay yesterday. I don’t believe that it’s been four years since I’ve been here. I remember, when I was shooting with Juhi for `Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman’, she’d told me that she’d been in the industry for four years. And I’d kind of exclaimed, `FOUR YEARS’. That’s a hell of a lot of time. But today, in spite of being in the indu try myself for as long, I don’t feel a thing. Sometimes I think that I just haven’t been able to enjoy my stardom.”