Prince William And Kate Middleton
Royal Wedding is one the hottest topics in discussion these days. It has been discussed all over the world. The Prince William and Kate Middleton will be getting married on 29th of April 2011. It is expected to be a historical event of the century.
According to a research almost two billion TV viewers will see all or part of the coverage of Prince William Kate Middleton exchanging vows at Westminster Abbey. Moreover, 400 million are expected for online streaming and radio and the number swells to nearly 35% of the world’s population. Interestingly for your information 800,000 observers likely will crowd outside Buckingham Palace the day of the event, many of them tweeting and Facebook posting and shooting video with their phones.
Well Prince William and Kate Middleton, this couple have dominated news outlets and the blogosphere since they announced their engagement in November 2010. It looks like a fairy tale as Kate Middleton belongs to a nonroyal background. Her father is a former British Airways officer and a former flight attendant who now run a mail-order business.
It has been observed that ladies around the world are awash hat-hysteria since the Prince’s beautiful fiancee Kate never seems to step out without one. No doubt that Kate Middleton’s hats are a carefully thought out process. You will never see her shy away from feathers, flowers and intricate hearts that tower over her head, but at the same time she can even rock the occasional beret, cowboy hat or Ushanka (Russian ear hat).
You can also find a pint-sized Kate Middleton doll was introduced after the announcement of her engagement with Prince William in 2010. The doll is wearing a replica of the outfit that the royal bride-to-be wore at her engagement announcement.
And lastly one more interesting thing about the couple is that neither Kate nor William is a big beer drinker so they decided to leave it off the menu.
Top Beautiful Places In Singapore
Have you ever wondered if there was a Garden of Eden in the face of this earth? Well, you’ll be pleased to know there is a place in Singapore!
Singapore is a city garden, and if you came here, I can guarantee that you will find a home away from home, the beautiful city of lush green backdrop of modern skyscrapers. I am constantly amazed by the beauty of this small town on the island, and I am sure you will too.
In this article we’ll show the most beautiful places in Singapore. Remember, visit the complete and enjoy.
Botanical garden: It is good that the next place you ask? Have you ever wanted to walk through the beautiful flora of South-East Asia? Well, the botanical garden next to our list of the most beautiful places in Singapore is ideally suited for you.
Inside, you’ll see all kinds of trees, shrubs and flowers known in Singapore and the region. I know that if you love flowers, a botanical garden is a must.
Marina Bay: I always knew that people who like to stay near the bay. Well, Singapore has its own bay – Marina Bay – ready to be famous in 2010 when the integrated resorts open.
If you think you live in Singapore and buying a place, then check the properties along the Marina Bay. They are certainly the most expensive land in Singapore – so bring like, two million Singapore dollars before selecting a unit, ok?
LOS ANGELES – Universal's "Fast Five," the fifth installment of the massively successful "Fast and Furious" franchise, is about to hit the streets with the biggest domestic opening of the year thus far. An expected IMAX-fueled $70 million-plus haul will easily give the film pole position on the weekend box office chart.
This latest "Fast and Furious" takes its classic street-racing formula and turns it into a relentless heist-and-drive thriller with a reunited cast and the addition of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. The film has already shot to No. 2 overseas after only one weekend in a little more than 400 theaters.
Fox's "Rio" continues to draw audiences around the world and in the wake of a stunningly successful Easter weekend showing, should wind up in second place with just over $15 million in its third week of release. The family-friendly 3-D film has continued to do solid midweek business and will fly past the $100 million mark by Sunday night.
"Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family" from Lionsgate is likely to take the third spot with around $15 million in its second weekend out. Perry's box office track record speaks for itself with this latest installment of his "Madea"-themed films, earning $25.1 million in its Easter weekend debut.
Fox's "Water for Elephants" stars 'Twilight's" Robert Pattinson as a circus veterinarian reminiscing about his life during the Great Depression. Strong word-of-mouth and a devoted female fan base should keep the film in the box office bigtop for weeks to come and give it a fourth-place finish this weekend with a gross in the low teens.
Disney's debuting youth comedy "Prom" is an effective counter-programming alternative to the decidedly more intense "Fast Five." Preteens and teens alike will be attracted by the PG-rated film's high-school theme while the studio will be happy with the result, given the film's modest production budget. However, another PG-rated film, "Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil in 3-D from Weinstein Co., will battle "Prom" for the fifth place spot as both films are poised to earn in the $7 million to $9 million range.
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Paul Dergarabedian is president of the Box Office Division of Hollywood.com and a longtime box office analyst for The Associated Press.
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