Ashan Warnakulasuriya

When his twin brother is killed, disabled ex-Marine Jake Sully is recruited to aid a mining expedition on the distant jungle moon of Pandora as only his DNA will bond with the alien hybrid body, known as an Avatar, that allows humans to breathe the toxic air. With orders to infiltrate the Na’vi, Jake finds himself falling in love with native girl, Neytiri, and complications soon ensue… Avatar is unequivocally, completely, 100% the film that has been percolating in James Cameron’s head for the last fourteen years. It is not, in all probability, the film that you had in yours when you first heard that the man who directed Aliens and The Terminator was returning to sci-fi with a movie so ambitious that he had to build the technology to make it happen. If you can let go of your version and embrace Cameron’s – if you’re not, in other words, one of those splenetic internet fanboy types who’ve apparently made their minds up about Avatar before seeing it – then Avatar is a hugely rewar...

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Breast shapes are actually much more diverse than you’d think Apparently there are seven different types of boobs in the world. Bra Company  ThirdLove  decided to study boobs in more detail and it seems if you want a better bra fit it is beneficial to know your shape. According to  Women’s Health , Ra’el Cohen, Vice President of design and product development at ThirdLove said they have discovered that getting a great fit was about identifying the style that best suits your natural shape. Round breasts : You don’t need much support, Unlined, Front Closure and Balconette will do the trick. Everything basically goes. East West : Push-up or t-shirt styles work best, bringing your girls closer together. Side set : Try Balconette styles which can disguise large gaps between your breasts. Asymmetric : Look for bra’s with removable pads so you can even out the cups. Bell Shape : Full-coverage styles work best because your breasts are hea...

It’s the pixie-cut hair and flawless skin that give her away. Emma Watson is dressed unobtrusively in a cotton flower-print French Connection dress and beige sandals, but she is unmistakable. Fans have accosted her five times in the past half hour alone. Today is the actress’s twenty-first birthday, and she is determined to spend it as she pleases—which means a leisurely mid-morning latte followed by a stroll through the Joan Miró exhibition at London’s Tate Modern. Emma ignores the stares and continues to chat animatedly about Miró’s willingness to take risks with his art. An avid painter herself—“I love it and have a need to do it”—she can talk eloquently about every picture on the wall. Her favorite is  The Farm,  a painting once owned by Ernest Hemingway that brought the artist his first taste of success outside Spain. What she admires, Emma tells me, is that Miró was both a draftsman and a painter, unafraid to combine these talents to create something that was simultan...