• Blockquote

    Mauris eu wisi. Ut ante ui, aliquet neccon non, accumsan sit amet, lectus. Mauris et mauris duis sed assa id mauris.

  • Duis non justo nec auge

    Mauris eu wisi. Ut ante ui, aliquet neccon non, accumsan sit amet, lectus. Mauris et mauris duis sed assa id mauris.

  • Vicaris Vacanti Vestibulum

    Mauris eu wisi. Ut ante ui, aliquet neccon non, accumsan sit amet, lectus. Mauris et mauris duis sed assa id mauris.

  • Vicaris Vacanti Vestibulum

    Mauris eu wisi. Ut ante ui, aliquet neccon non, accumsan sit amet, lectus. Mauris et mauris duis sed assa id mauris.

  • Vicaris Vacanti Vestibulum

    Mauris eu wisi. Ut ante ui, aliquet neccon non, accumsan sit amet, lectus. Mauris et mauris duis sed assa id mauris.

Husnain Minawala, Blogger and Founder of Mystic Advertising (Interview)

Monday, October 24, 2016





1. Hello, can you please tell us a bit about yourself?
Wow, this question is a tough one, believe it or not. In present, I am still discovering my abilities, my inner-persona. However, so far, I have developed a special affection for technology, travelling and blogs regarding them. I have had amazing opportunities to travel to Georgia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E as well as Pakistan and I aim to travel the entire world. Not to forget that I am a huge fan of FOOD!



2.What are your business focus areas and why?
Technology, travel and marketing. Marketing is the essence of a company on which a strong customer relation can be based.When it comes to travelling, this is how we are able to understand the demands of different countries. Furthermore, technology in business improves communication and allows the business to expand quickly and efficiently.
3. How do you describe “Mystic Advertising” in few words?
Mystic Advertising is to me like a child is to his mother. In five, progressive years, I groomed and raised it with love and care. I started from a single room for the office in Karachi, Pakistan, and now here I am, in my current office on 43rd Floor in Dubai.
4. Where do you think you are making an impact?
I can proudly say that 1000’s of people have been influenced by optimism and contentment via my blogging. My blogs are about the art of living and they are a pure reflection of my own lifestyle. I whole-heartedly believe in promoting positivity and happiness in every individual.
5. What are some things that most people don’t know about your job?
People assume that just because I am active on social media, especially Instagram and Twitter, I do not work much most of the times. However, this is untrue as I keep a steady balance between my personal and professional life.
6. Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?
That is impossible to predict as I never imagined, 5 years ago, that I would be standing here. Additionally, I believe that hard work always pays off, so hopefully, I will be heading towards a successful path in future.
7. What were some of the biggest challenges you encountered while working on “Mystic Advertising”?
Business is all about challenges and doing the impossible. For me, every day is a challenge, because I look after both Pakistan’s and U.A.E.’s Office, which is not an easy task. The exigent job for me is to keep my team and my clients happy.
8. What can you tell to young people who are pursuing their dreams?
Keep on dreaming but work hard towards turning it into a reality. Dreams without goals are like ships set to sail without a destination…
9. What are you most excited about at the moment?
Expansion of my business, aspiring to have operations all over the world. We will soon be starting our operations in New York, United States of America.
10. Last words or final thought.
Don’t wait for opportunities, create them for yourself and others. The door for opportunities will not always be open, you will have to break it.
—
To know more about Husnain and his work visit:
– Website;
– Facebook;
– Blog;
– Instagram;
– Twitter.

Patriots out-fight Jets

Monday, October 10, 2011


FOXBORO, Mass. -- Strange and curious vibe in the Jets' locker room after Sunday's deflating 30-21 loss to the Patriots, a team New York beat here at Gillette Stadium in the AFC playoffs not quite nine months ago. To be sure, you could tell the Jets lost this game, but there was a lot of energy spent on finding silver linings in the defeat, and that just doesn't mesh very well with the image of the bold and brash New Yorkers of the three-year Rex Ryan coaching era.
The Jets (2-3) are on a three-game losing streak, they're already two full games behind the co-leading Patriots and Bills (both 4-1) in the AFC East, and their oft-stated preseason goal of winning the division and entering the postseason with a top seed and home playoff games to look forward to seems in jeopardy before mid-October has arrived. So what gives with the glass-half-full approach? This is a franchise that sets the bar extremely high and never backs away from the big talk, and it sounds almost hollow when its players attempt to do so.
"Knowing how good this [Patriots] team is playing here, I think you get some encouragement by making some plays, as far as in the running game and offensively,'' Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson offered. "I don't think we turned the ball over, so that's something to be encouraged by.''
Then came cornerback Darrelle Revis, trying his hand at some optimism: "We did do some great things, but also we did things to hurt us. We've got to correct some things, but [Ryan] did like some of the consistency we had.''
And Plaxico Burress too was reading from the same piece of choir music: "We wanted to come out and run the football at them, which we did,'' Burress pointed out. "Shonn [Greene] did a really good job of running the football and hitting the holes, and the offensive line did a great job of opening up the holes for him. But at the end of the day, we just didn't execute the plays that we needed to execute. You have to be encouraged, and have to take away some of the good things we did today. But at the end of the day, we didn't score enough points.''
PatriotsJets

21
Shonn Greene
The Jets talked about getting their physical run game back on track this week, but the team managed just 3.9 yards per carry against the Patriots.
ZUMAPRESS.com
Which is another way of putting it when you lose. As in defeat. As in losing streak continues. As in a season that continues to get away from the Jets, Super Bowl predictions notwithstanding.
On one level, I get it. Though disappointed in his slumping club, Ryan decided Sunday evening was not the time to bury it, or read it the riot act. After playing horribly in consecutive losses at Oakland and Baltimore the past two weeks, the Jets played better losing football against New England, but that passed as progress on their sliding scale, and Ryan seized on anything positive he could get his hands on.
But losing by nine points to the team New York has targeted as the biggest obstacle to where it wants to go this season is no reason for even the mildest form of back-slapping. The big, bad Jets aren't being the Jets right now, and talking like they're at the first night of a support-group meeting -- "Hi, I'm Mark Sanchez, and I have a problem'' -- struck me as a form of tone deafness.
"Well, obviously they are the better team right now,'' said Ryan, in opening yet another postgame press conference without any of his trademark bravado. "The score obviously indicated that. I was encouraged though, [by] our team. We did some good things. I thought we got back to some runs and completions. I thought we did a good job offensively there.''
Yeah, but your Jets didn't do such a good job of converting third downs (just 3 of 11, for 27 percent), controlling the clock (just 26:05 of possession), or making the most of its drives (seven of New York's 11 drives were 3-and-outs). And the running game Ryan and his Jets were satisfied enough with? It gained all of 97 yards on 25 carries, for a 3.9 yard average and a long gain of 9.
In reality, it was the pass-happy Patriots who out ground-and-pound(ed) the Jets, rushing for 152 yards on 35 attempts behind BenJarvus Green-Ellis's career-best 136-yard rushing day -- the most productive game for a New England runner in three years.
But Ryan and Co. were determined to stay hopeful and on message in Sunday's postgame, and it was akin to whistling past the graveyard. As if they were trying to talk themselves into a mindset for this season suddenly on the brink, the Jets almost all repeated the notion that it's a long season, there's plenty of football remaining, and that they would stick together through this adversity. You've heard plenty of that before from other struggling clubs, but not the straight-shooting, tell-it-like-it-is Jets.
"I've seen enough football to know this is too early to start panicking and throw in the towel,'' Tomlinson said. "There are times you can't believe something that may be happening, like us losing three games, but we've got a lot of football games left to play. We've got five games in our division left. We don't need to be separating right now on this team. This is the time we need to stick together. I think we've got a good locker room. I think we've got guys who have been around long enough to not panic.''
Trust me, I've covered enough NFL locker rooms to know this: When players start repeating the mantra that it's too early to start panicking, they are almost always in the process of starting to panic. It's as if their hearts are already there, and their heads are trying to talk themselves out of the notion.
Nevermind any of the postgame talking points, the Jets are making things very difficult on themselves. True, a brutal three-game road trip is over, and maybe the rebound is bound to begin because of that happy piece of news. After all, as Tomlinson took pains to point out, New York is 2-0 at home, and 0-3 on the road this season. Next Monday night's home game against winless Miami (0-4) means the schedule is about to turn softer, then comes a visit from San Diego and a revitalizing bye week awaits in Week 8.
But getting in the habit of sugar-coating things can be dangerous for any losing team, especially one that seemingly feeds off its own confidence level as much as Ryan's club. At 2-3, the Jets can't afford to fall much further behind Buffalo and New England and still harbor dreams of hitting the playoffs with one of the AFC's top two or three seeds, if they make the dance at all. That's what a three-game losing streak can do to a contender, and maybe New York could use a little of that cold reality splashed in its face about now.
"I never thought I would be here, losing three straight,'' Ryan said. "But that's where we are right now. We've earned it, and we've got to get better. I have seen this team, and it's a resilient team. I think we'll be right there and I think we'll get better. You know, we are the only NFL team in history to go to the playoffs having overcome two three-game losing streaks (as a No. 6 seed wild card in 2009). We've been down that road before, but to get back to winning, you have to roll your sleeves up and get after it. Start working and preparing and believing in each other and we can turn the tide.''
If anyone got the tone right in the wake of this latest Jets loss, to me it was Sanchez, the team's third-year quarterback and an emerging team leader. When a reporter asked Sanchez if this New York team now needs to change its mentality, forgetting about the goal of securing a home playoff game and a division title, and just grind away for the next 11 games, Sanchez dropped into a modified Jim Mora-like mode with his answer.
"Forget about the postseason right now,'' said Sanchez (think Mora's "Playoffs?!! Playoffs?!!''). "It's not like we're out of this thing, but we need to just win. Just win [and] get back to our winning ways and be better on third down -- that's what got us beat tonight. It's got to start against Miami. But forget where we're going to be seeded and all that. It doesn't matter. We just need to win. This is a little different territory, so we're going to see what a lot of guys are made of on this team.''
That's the mentality Ryan and his reeling Jets need right now. Nothing matters but winning. Not the improvement in the running game. Not the better balance on offense that still ended up producing an L. Not the lack of turnovers, or better pass protection afforded Sanchez, or increased red-zone execution. Taking a page from the late, great Al Davis, whose death loomed over this NFL weekend like a sad coda, the Jets need to just win, Baby. Victory has a way of taking care of everything.
And while they're at it, the Jets need to all start talking like the Jets again. Seeking out silver linings may be fine for some, but they don't play all that well in New York. I'm guessing Ryan and his players know that already, but if they don't, it's something they should soon learn.

About Katrina Kaif

Saturday, September 24, 2011


Katrina Kaif was born on July 16th 1984. She is one of eight siblings who are all girls. Her mother is of Caucasian-British decent and her father who is originally from Kashmir, India is now also a Britain Native.
Katrina Kaif was raised mostly in Hawaii and started modeling at the age of 14 in a jewelry campaign, which turned into a career and her spending most of her time in London modeling for various companies.
She was discovered by film maker Kaizad Gustad while she was modeling and she landed a role in the Bollywood film "Boom", getting her first big break in the film industry.
After arriving in India she was flooded with modeling contracts due to her innocent looking face, hour glass figure and gorgeous look. The offers came from companies like LG, Cola, Favicol and Lakme which is the commercial that got her noticed. Most of her early work was with photographer Atul Kasbekar.
She wasn't affected by moving from country to country and stated that no matter where you are from the bottom line is that everyone wants to be loved respected and cared for.
Unlike other fellow outsiders of India Katrina Kaif had no problems getting a visa to stay there. After public criticized by boyfriend Salman Khan, she is currently perfecting her Hindi and despite being linguistically challenged at first with the native tongue, she was still offered roles in Bollywood films. Katrina Kaif also takes dance lessons furthering her assimilation into the Bollywood culture.
Critics were not crazy about her first film "Boom" and audiences felt the same way. She went on to make two other Telegu films "Malliswari" and "Pidugu" which finally got her noticed. She made Rs.70 Lakhs from "Malliswari" making her one of the highest paid actresses during a south Indian film debut.












Vidya Balan

Vidya Balan is an Indian actress working in Bollywood movies.Vidya Balan  made her hindi film debut with Parineeta (2005) which earned her a Filmfare Award. Vidya Balan  movies include Lage Raho Munna Bhai, Guru, Heyy Babyy etc.. Currently Vidya Balan  is doing a film “The Dirty Picture” based on the life and death of Indian actress Silk Smitha. Check out the Photos of Vidya Balan










Amna Haq

Saturday, September 17, 2011





Incoming Keywords
amna haq
aminah haq
amna haque

Selena Gomez



Actress. Born Selena Marie Gomez on July 22, 1992, to Amanda Cornett and Ricardo Gomez in Grand Prairie, Texas. Her mother, commonly known as Mandy, gave birth to Gomez at the age of 16.

Selena began her career in show business in 2001 when she performed on the popular children's show Barney & Friends, as Gianna. Gomez was dropped from the series after two years in 2003. Over the next two years, Gomez auditioned for shows without much success. She landed a small role in the movie Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over in 2003 and a bit part as Julie on Walker, Texas Ranger: Trial by Fire in 2005. She also got a part as Emily Grace Garcia in the television show Brain Zapped in 2006, and even recorded a song for the show.

In 2006, Selena Gomez got her first major role when she guest starred as Gwen in The Suite Life of Zack and Cody on the Disney Channel. Also on the Disney Channel, Gomez played the role as the evil Mikayla in Hannah Montana.

Gomez landed her first starring role when the Disney Channel cast her as Alex Russo in the series Wizards of Waverly Place in 2007. The series has become a popular fixture on the channel.

In 2008, Selena Gomez made her first animated movie, Horton Hears a Who!, and later starred in the ABC Family movie Another Cinderella Story with Disney Channel star Andrew Seeley. Selena filmed two movies for the Disney Channel Original Movie franchise as well. The first was Princess Protection Program, which was released in 2009 and also starred Demi Lovato. She also starred in Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie later in 2009.


Incoming Keywords

selena gomez & the scene
selena gomez and the scene
selena picture
selena songs
songs of selena
selena pics
pics selena
selena images
images selena
gomez pics
gomez images
gomez songs

Miley Ray Cyrus

Thursday, August 25, 2011



Miley Ray Cyrus (born Destiny Hope Cyrus; November 23, 1992) is an American actress and pop singer. She achieved wide fame for her role as Miley Stewart/Hannah Montana on the Disney Channel sitcom Hannah Montana. Cyrus recorded music for the soundtracks, Hannah Montana (2006) and Hannah Montana 2/Meet Miley Cyrus (2007), released by Walt Disney Records. With the success of the Hannah Montana franchise she established herself as a teen idol. In 2007, Cyrus signed to Hollywood Records to pursue a solo career. She embarked upon the Best of Both Worlds Tour the same year, in which she performed as both herself and in character as Hannah Montana. The tour was eventually turned into a high-grossing concert film entitled Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert (2008). In July 2008, Cyrus released her first solo album, Breakout (2008), which was commercially successful.
She began her foray into film by providing the voice of "Penny" in the animated film Bolt (2008). Cyrus earned a nomination for the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song for her performance of Bolt's theme song, "I Thought I Lost You<". She also reprised her role as Miley Stewart/Hannah Montana in Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009). The Hannah Montana: The Moviesoundtrack introduced her to new audiences within country and adult contemporary markets.
She began to cultivate an adult image in 2009 with the release of The Time of Our Lives (2009), an extended play which presented a more mainstream pop sound, and by filming The Last Song (2010), a coming-of-age drama film. The former included Cyrus's best-selling single, "Party in the U.S.A." (2009). A studio album titled Can't Be Tamed was released in 2010 and presents a new dance-pop sound. The music video and lyrics of the album's lead single, "Can't Be Tamed", portrays a more sexualized image for the entertainer. Cyrus ranked number thirteen on Forbes' 2010 Celebrity 100.sup> In April 2011, Cyrus was named the 64th hottest woman in the world on Maxim's Hot 100. In May 2011, Cyrus was also named the 89th sexiest women in the world on FHM's 100 Sexiest Women in the world







miley sirus
miley cyru
mileycyrus
photos of miley cyrus
biography of miley cyrus
who is miley cyrus
miely cyrus

Hina khan





hina khan biography
All About hina khan
Hina khan is a famous Indian television actress. She was born in 2-oct-1986.Hina khan started her career with star plus show ''yeh rishta kya khelata hai'' Monday to Friday on star plus. Hina khan belongs to a Muslim family. She is basically from Srinagar but lived in Delhi with her family. Now she is living in Mumbai doing her showbiz activities.
In serial ''yeh rishta kya khelata hai'' Hina khan is doing the character of akshara who always depend on others regarding her life but in real life Hina khan is a girl with strong motives and self dependent. She always does so much fun and masti on sets.
Hina khan is a lively girl. She has proven herself in character of Akshara as a typical Hindi Marwari bahu. “Yeh rishta kya khelata hai” is based on the typical Rajasthani trend. She had won many awards for this show.
Hina khan is ever glowing marvelous star of Indian television. She is doing such a great job from last two and half years. She is charming, sweet and very attractive. Hina khan has made a great position in her audience.



Hina Khan Age
Hina khan age is 24 Years old


Amna Haq


Amna Haq (Also spelled as Aminah Haq, Amina Haq and Aamina haq) is a famous actress and model in Pakistan. She has got a great fame in modeling and acting. She is daughter of Mr. Mustafa khar from his fifth five. Amna has worked with almost all the designer of Pakistan and also she worked as model for many magazines in Pakistan like She, Libas, Visage & Women Own.
Amna Haq worked in numbers of the Urdu dramas in Pakistan and her most popular play is “Mehndi” a drama presenting “color of Emotions”. Few other famous television dramas in which she performed are Chaandani Raatain, Aina, Chupke and many more.
In 2008 Amna Haq was engaged with Ammar Belal and they both married in 2009. She hosted three seasons of “Lux Star Ki dunya” and also hosted Aag tv chat show named “Aaminah Haq Show”. She worked as a Editor in Chief in Buksh Group. Aman haq also performed in the Rahim Shah’s music video Channa Ve Channa.

Sanam Marvi



Sanam Marvi was born in Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan in a Sindhi family. Her father's name is Faqeer Ghulam Rasool, a sufi singer. She had eight siblings. She started training at the age of seven and used to accompany her father to his performances at various shrines of sufis in Pakistan, including Sindh and Punjab. She later trained under Ustad Fateh Ali Khan of Gwalior

Zeb and Haniya


Zeb and Haniya (Urdu: زیب اور حانیا, pronounced as "Zayb aur Haa-nee-ya") is a pop group from Kohat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The duo's songs are mostly in Urdu, but some lyrics are also in Pashto, Persian and Turkish. Their music has been described at various times as alternative, art folk, ethnic blues and easy listening by international reviewer's and critics

Overload (Pakistani band)


Overload is a rock band from Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. Founded in 2004, the band is directed by founder, vocalist and drummer Farhad Humayun, who was soon joined by Sheraz Siddiq on keyboards, Hassan Mohyeddin on percussions and dhol players, Pappu Sain and Jhura Sain.[1] Overload are regarded as the "Loudest band in Pakistan" by many critics

Atif Aslam




Atif Aslam was born in 1983 in Wazirabad, [[Gujranwala District|Gujranwala].
He studied at PAF College, Lahore where he completed his F.Sc (Pre-engineering) with the class of 2001. He has represented his college cricket team and represented his college in various other cities as well. He won his first singing competition on Independence Day celebrations in the college. He then went to the University of Central Punjab and completed his Bachelors in Computer Science.

Imran khan Singer



Imran Khan was born in Holland to Pakistani parents who later moved to Birmingham, UK. Imran started his career in his late teens. At the age of 19 he signed a deal with a rental company named A1 rentals (amplifier 1). However, due to managerial and monetary issues, he decided to withdraw from the company. Khan returned from Birmingham to the Netherlands and signed with several rental companies and record labels. However, again due to conflicts of interest, Khan chose to not continue working with them.[2]

In 2007, Shahid Mazhar founded Prestige Records,[3] which released Khan's UK debut smash hit single "Ni Nachleh", a hit single that quickly reached number 1 on various UK Asian radio and television channels.[1] Prestige Records also released Khan's future releases, the next one being a second single called "Chak Glass" that was released at the end of 2007 as an audio release only as no video was shot for the single.
In July 2009, Khan released a new album with his fellow producers Eren E and Hakan Ozan, entitled Unforgettable. This included the singles "Amplifier" and "Bewafa". It was nominated for Best Album in the 2010 UK Asian Music Awards but did not win

Annie Khalid Pakistani Singer



Noor–ul–Ain, popularly known as Annie, and also as Annie Khalid) (Punjabi: ਅੰਨੀ, Urdu: عینی) (born 27 March 1987 in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan) is a Pakistani pop singer.[1] Her parents moved to England when she was six months old. She grew up in East London, attended a girls' school, Plashet School and later moved to Essex with her parents.

Akash the Band





"O Almighty!

Let the strum of my guitar spread like wild-fire and shake the world.Let the grunge of its strings seep through people's heart in an instant. Let the voice from my chest explode and reach every single living being's ears carrying the soul of my melodies. Let it sink deep down their hearts, resonating them with my tunes; for that is what you brought me here for, for that is why I am alive."
Akash's Prayer''.

For years he has toiled and worked his way up the music industry; inch by inch, a day at a time. Some detest him. They allege he is stubborn, but he is simply persistent. They claim he is obnoxious, but he is merely honest. They declare he is loud, but he only sings the truth. He just wants to.... well...to sing and ,most importantly, to be heard.

He sings about the world. His words depict what he sees, his voice echoes what he feels and his tunes reverberate his thoughts. And on that note, he 'd like to get straight to the point. Buckle up, get ready, turn those knobs on the speakers all the way up and .........
Just let his music play.... loud....LOUD.....and LOUDER!!!!


Akash the real name of Sam.

Akash [sAm] is a multi talented guy and God has blessed him with great Success and this page is dedicated to him and this is also his official page.

Akash [sAm] - 24th August - Virgo

Vocalist/Lead Guitarist/Song Writer/Composer/Director & Music Producer.


LIVE - LIFE - LOUD - LOVE - AKASH
----------------------------------------
Official Website : www.akashonline.net


For Concert & Tours

Akash's Official Manager

Fahad Hussain

Pak +92-300-8870706


Uk +44 -7909334540"O Almighty!

Let the strum of my guitar spread like wild-fire and shake the world.Let the grunge of its strings seep through people's heart in an instant. Let the voice from my chest explode and reach every single living being's ears carrying the soul of my melodies. Let it sink deep down their hearts, resonating them with my tunes; for that is what you brought me here for, for that is why I am alive."
Akash's Prayer''.

For years he has toiled and worked his way up the music industry; inch by inch, a day at a time. Some detest him. They allege he is stubborn, but he is simply persistent. They claim he is obnoxious, but he is merely honest. They declare he is loud, but he only sings the truth. He just wants to.... well...to sing and ,most importantly, to be heard.

He sings about the world. His words depict what he sees, his voice echoes what he feels and his tunes reverberate his thoughts. And on that note, he 'd like to get straight to the point. Buckle up, get ready, turn those knobs on the speakers all the way up and .........
Just let his music play.... loud....LOUD.....and LOUDER!!!!


Akash the real name of Sam.

Akash [sAm] is a multi talented guy and God has blessed him with great Success and this page is dedicated to him and this is also his official page.

Akash [sAm] - 24th August - Virgo

Vocalist/Lead Guitarist/Song Writer/Composer/Director & Music Producer.


LIVE - LIFE - LOUD - LOVE - AKASH
----------------------------------------
Official Website : www.akashonline.net


For Concert & Tours

Akash's Official Manager

Fahad Hussain

Pak +92-300-8870706


Uk +44 -7909334540

A Nayyar









A. Nayyar was one of three discoveries in the singing field in the 70s (other two were Akhlaq Ahmad and Ghulam Abbas). 
A. Nayyar's first film song 


Yunhin din cut jayen, yuhin shaam dhal jaye... 


was a duet song with Robina Badar in film Bahisht (1974), composed by A. Hameed.
A. Nayyar belongs to the Christian community as Salim Raza, S.B. John and Irene Perveen did in the past. A. Nayyar was most popular in the 1980s. 

Niki Taylor

Tuesday, August 23, 2011



Born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Miami on March 5, 1975, Niki Taylor was always extremely close to sisters Joelle and Krissy, and parents Ken and Barbera. An aspiring marine biologist, Niki's career plans took a different route after her mother sent photos of the then 13-year old beauty to a Florida modeling agency. An agency signed her, and it didn't take long for Niki's beautiful face to appear on the pages of French catalogues and magazines such as Seventeen, when she was thirteen years old

Tyra Banks


Tyra Banks

Born December 4, 1973, Tyra Banks has gone from ugly duckling as a child to a supermodel on top of the world today. The Los Angeles born nymph has been a breakthru model for the African American community. Tyra was the first black female to appear solo on the cover of Sports Illustrated's annual swimsuit issue. Tyra hadn't always had dreams of becoming a supermodel, as a child Tyra was made fun of by her schoolmates and as she says in a recent interview "They knew I was sensitive and they'd tease me all the time. I'd go home crying to my mom. But I got the last laugh. Now I say, 'Is that really me?' " The issue of being 'really me' also is being brought into question with Tyra. Several have said Banks has had a nose job and breast implants, and if true one could hardly argue with the results more info

Caprice Bourret



Caprice Bourret was born in Southern California on October 24th 1979 where she grew up. However; here the story begins to change as she eventually moved to the United Kingdom where she achieved her celebrity stardom as the Wonderbra model who charmed and bedazzled all the Englishmen and caused the English women to go out and arm themselves with like undergarments. She has also achieved recognition in many Pantene shampoo ads and also European ads for Porsce automobiles.

 
Celebrity Info © 2011 | Designed by RumahDijual , in collaboration with Online Casino , Uncharted 3 and MW3 Forum