Justin Bieber is a mama's boy

Teen pop sensation Justin Bieber feels overwhelmed with his life, so he always turns to his mother Pattie Mallette for advice. "When everyone's constantly saying they love you and you're amazing, people start believing it. When I feel like this industry is too much and I get overwhelmed, I think of my mum saying, 'Stick it out'," femalefirst.co.uk quoted Bieber as saying. While the 18-year-old turns to his mother for advice when he is feeling down, he makes sure she doesn't get too involved with managing his music career because he doesn't want to start arguing with her and ending up resenting her. "She wants me to be a good person. A lot of times the parents start managing the artist and that can be tricky - when it becomes your momager. It's too much. You start resenting them. You start fighting and it's not a good thing." "I have my mom, and she helps out, but as far as being my manager, I let my manager do that. Let my mom be my mom," said Bieber. Source: News Track India, Image: flickr.com

Read More........ → December 24, 2012

Meet the teenage girl who has transformed herself into a living cartoon character

Living cartoon: Anastasiya Shpagina, 19, takes inspiration from Japanese anime

By KERRY MCDERMOTT :With her enormous, glassy eyes, purple hair and coquettish pose, this girl could have stepped from the scene of a Japanese anime film. Anime fan Anastasiya Shpagina has transformed herself into a living cartoon character, complete with miniature waist, vividly-coloured hair, and a defined pout.Originally from the Ukraine, the 19-year-old takes style inspiration from the cartoons andcomputer animations that have a huge following in Japan, and has even adopted a Japanese name - Fukkacumi. Anime characters often feature huge eyes and heads that are disproportionately large in comparison to their  body. Shpagina, who is just 5ft2ins tall, is already reported to have 

Doll-like proportions: The diminutive teenager's 'flower fairy' make-up tutorial has been watched more than 150,000 times on YouTube

slimmed down to just over six stone in her attempts to resemble a living anime character, and is said to spend 30 minutes painstakingly applying her dramatic make-up to each one of her eyes. It is thoughtAnime-inspired: Shpagina is said to spent 30 minutes applying make-up to each of her eyes in her efforts to perfect her anime-inspired look

Shpagina may go even further in her efforts to achieve her desired look, with some reports claiming she intends to undergo surgery on her eyes to make her resemble her anime idols even more closely.

Fans: The teenager has more than 10,000 fans on Facebook

'Flower fairy': Shpagina sports a pair of fairy wings as she poses with a more natural-looking girl

The teenager, who has over 10,000 fans on Facebook, also posts videos on YouTubedemonstrating how she applies her make-up. One clip, in which Shpagina reveals to fans how she achieves her 'flower fairy' look, has been watched more than 150,000 times. Shpagina is not the first   young girl to take style 

Inspiration: Many anime characters are drawn with enormous eyes and tiny waists

inspiration from the world of fantasy. AmericanDakota Rose - or Kota Koti - has been dubbed the 'real-life Barbie' thanks to her doe-eyed stare and dainty proportions. The teenager has amassed a global audience

Internet sensation: Dakota Rose - also known as Kota Koti - has been hailed as a real-life Barbie 

by posting fashion and beauty tutorials on YouTube. Shpagina is not the first young girl to take style inspiration from the world of fantasy. AmericanDakota Rose - or Kota Koti - has been dubbed the 'real-life Barbie' thanks to her doe-eyed stare and dainty proportions. The teenager has amassed a global audience by posting fashion and beauty tutorials on YouTube. Source: Travelfwd+

Read More........ → September 30, 2012

Weekend hungama for kids

This weekend kids can enjoy, as Disney is bringing up the action and entertainment together. Disney XD premieres The Next Avengers, a movie guaranteed to pump up the adrenaline and give an adventure rush, at 10 am on Saturday. What happens when the legacies of not one, not two, but four superheroes come together to fight one common cause? When a nefarious villain named Ultron emerges to threaten mankind, the next generation of superheroes leap into action. It's been decades since Ultron defeated the original Avengers, and a few folks that had held out hope for the future are finally ready to admit defeat. But Tony Stark has a surprise up his sleeve in the form of four amazing teenagers who just might have the power to defeat Ultron once and for all. But will James (son of Captain America and Black Widow), Pym (son of Wasp and Giant Man), Torunn (daughter of Thor) and Azari (son of the Black Panther) truly be capable of defeating the villain who brought about the downfall of their powerful parents? As the battle gets underway and Hawkeye's sharp-shooting son leaps into the fray, the team realises that they might stand a fighting chance if only they can track down the mission Hulk and encourage him to become a member of the team. Should they succeed in defeating Ultron, this group will forever be known as the Next Avengers. The action flick is followed by the enchanting tales of Cinderella. ‘Cinderella II: Dreams Come True’ on the “Magical World of Disney” block at 11 am on Saturday. When Cinderella and her Prince return to the palace from their honeymoon, the new Princess suddenly finds herself cast in the role of Royal Hostess. With the help of Fairy Godmother and a band of mischievous mice, Cinderella and her friends find that the only true way to succeed is to be you. So join the ever graceful Princess in her world of magical spells, mesmerising dreams and a wonderful fairy tale only on the small screen.*** Source: The Hans India

Read More........ → September 26, 2012