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P20-22 Layout 1 Established 1961 21 Lifestyle Music & Movies Tuesday, July 24 , 2018 Forty years after ‘Jaws’, summer still means sharks he sun is out, the oceans are warmer, and sharks are tific research can be a tough balance, but Daniels said tions healthy by weeding out the sick or unfit. out in force on television and in the movies. More “Shark Week” starts from a place of wonder. “We have “The portrayal of sharks in certain media has probably Tthan 40 years after “Jaws” sank its teeth into popular really tried to partner with the scientific community to added to the myth of sharks as a dangerous killer,” said culture, sharks remain one of summer’s biggest attractions make sure it’s not just a scare fest but is actually teaching Hans Walters, a field scientist at the New York Aquarium. on the big and small screen, despite concerns by marine the public about these animals so they can learn more and “If you have ever swam in the ocean you have most proba- scientists that some programming harms efforts to protect respect their behavior,” Daniels said. bly swam with sharks. The really interesting thing to me a dwindling population. “Shark Week” has inspired rivals, like National about shark attacks is not how often they occur, it’s how Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Discovery Channel’s Geographic’s current two-week “SharkFest” with docu- often they don’t occur,” Walters said. “Shark Week” kicked off on Sunday featuring celebrity mentaries such as “Mayhem in Mexico” and “The Whale The world’s shark population is plummeting, with esti- encounters with the animals, a “SharkCam” which cap- That Ate Jaws.” Syfy channel weighs in next month with mates of 100 million lost every year to fishing, often just tures their lives in the Bahamas, and a scientific trip to the sixth installment of the cult film “Sharknado,” a disas- for their fins, or from becoming entangled in nets. Despite waters off Cuba where some of the world’s biggest great ter-comedy about a cyclone that lifts man-eating sharks public fascination with shark attacks, marine biologist whites have been sighted. “There is something about it out of the ocean and dumps them in suburban Los Luke Tipple hopes that shows like “Shark Week” spread being summer vacation. A lot of people are going to spend Angeles. the message that they need protecting. “It also inspires some amount of time on the beach, and ‘Shark Week’ just In August, movie “The Meg” seeks to rival “Jaws” with people to get out and go see sharks for themselves, or connects,” said Nancy Daniels, head of Discovery its tale of a 70 ft long Megalodon shark that reappears off maybe to be marine biologists or scientists, or to con- Channel. an American beach after being thought extinct for millions tribute to conservation,” Tipple said. — Reuters “Shark Week” is one of Discovery’s biggest successes, of years. Marine biologists note that of the 400 shark attracting a U.S. audience last year of more than 35 million species in the world, none see humans as their preferred viewers. The mix of information, entertainment and scien- food. Their main job as predators is to keep ocean popula- Disney axes director Rock the vote: Pakistani James Gunn over political music keeps offensive tweets the party going uardians of the Galaxy” franchise direc- s the crowd swells with anticipation style. In the rural northwest he sticks to tra- tor James Gunn has been axed from the for their leader Shahbaz Sharif’s ditional folk tunes, while in urban areas the “Gthird movie over a series of offensive arrival a DJ blares the anthem playlist is exclusively pop. “DJ Butt and the messages posted on Twitter several years ago. The A “Respect the vote”, while supporters chant PTI are the spiritual heads of this,” says tweets, mainly from 2008 and 2011, joked about slogans and sway to the synth-driven pop culture writer Ahmer Naqvi on music’s taboo topics such as rape and pedophilia. Disney, dance track. “We are enjoying it a lot,” shaping of Pakistani politics. His success which owns the franchise as the parent company of shouts Nauman Khan over the ear-splitting has since sparked a cottage industry, with Marvel Studios, sent AFP a statement confirming volume as he dances with friends at the ral- political parties across the country hiring the studio was parting ways with one of its biggest ly in Punjab province, days ahead of DJs on the campaign trail to attract voters. (From left) Director Patty Jenkins, and actors Chris Pine and Gal Gadot participate in the stars. “The offensive attitudes and statements dis- Pakistan’s national elections. “We really like At a PTI rally in Lahore, portions of the Warner Bros. Theatrical Panel for ‘Wonder 1984’ during Comic Con in San Diego. — AFP covered on James’ Twitter feed are indefensible and the songs of Nawaz Sharif,” he screams, crowd resemble a mosh pit as men spin in inconsistent with our studio’s values, and we have referring to Shahbaz’s brother, the jailed circles, hands flailing in response to deaf- severed our business relationship with him,” said former premier who continues to inspire his ening political anthems. “The younger gen- Alan Horn, chairman of Walt Disney Studios. Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Mystery surrounds Gunn has been an outspoken critic of President supporters from behind bars. Pakistani Donald Trump and has drawn the ire of conserva- political rallies have been transformed in tive critics, who went back through his timeline and recent years to festive blowouts, designed Pine return to ‘Wonder dug up the tweets. to entertain as much as inspire supporters to vote. Woman’ film series DJ Butt and ctor Chris Pine surprised superhero reviews from critics and failed to match the the PTI are fans with an appearance alongside box office success of films from Walt Disney A“Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot on Co’s Marvel Studios. “Wonder Woman” the spiritual Asif Butt gestures during an interview with Saturday but offered no explanation for grossed $821.8 million worldwide. In early AFP. how he will return to the film franchise fol- “1984” footage shown to the crowd, heads of this lowing his character’s fiery death in the last Wonder Woman lassos two bad guys and eration likes music at Imran Khan’s rallies movie. At San Diego Comic-Con, Pine saves a child during a battle in a shopping because there is enthusiasm and fervour in joined Gadot and director Patty Jenkins in a mall food court. The movie is scheduled to In this file photo writer and director James Gunn The formula was first perfected by Asif it,” says PTI supporter Muhammad Ali. packed, 6,500-seat convention hall to talk reach theaters in November 2019. arrives for the world premiere of the film ‘Guardians Butt-better known by his stage persona DJ “And there’s DJs there and the music is about “Wonder Woman 1984,” which began Gadot said “1984” was not a traditional of the Galaxy Vol. 2’ in Hollywood, California. — AFP Butt-an erstwhile wedding DJ who first good.” But not all are fans. Back in Punjab filming three weeks ago. “I am actually not sequel. “It’s its own story. It’s a different shot to fame when he played a rally for province’s Pindi Gheb, Sharif supporter really here right now,” Pine quipped when story,” she said Warner Bros, a unit of ATT Jack Posobiec of The Daily Caller and right- cricketer-turned-opposition leader Imran Abdul Ghaffar slams the “singing and danc- asked by moderator Aisha Tyler how he will Inc, also unveiled the first trailer for super- wing commentator Mike Cernovich are among Khan in 2011. It was there that the Lahore- ing” witnessed at Imran Khan’s rallies for re-emerge on the screen. “I’m just an aura hero movie “Aquaman,” which is due in those who unearthed the messages. “Many people based DJ began to perfect his craft, playing involving both men and women. “We don’t of emotional support for my pals.” theaters in December. The footage showed who have followed my career know when I started, contemporary songs to warm up the crowd have anything like dancing by women in Pine played World War I pilot Steve glimpses of a brightly colored underwater I viewed myself as a provocateur, making movies and musical interludes to the speeches on our public meetings,” he scoffs. Trevor in 2017 blockbuster movie “Wonder world that is in peril due to conflicts with and telling jokes that were outrageous and taboo,” stage-injecting some dramatic theatre into Woman.” At the end of the film, Trevor sac- surface dwellers. Jason Momoa plays the Gunn wrote on Twitter after the offensive tweets long stretches of oratory. “Imran Khan is a ‘Arrow to the heart’ rifices himself for the greater good and title character, a reluctant king forced to resurfaced late Thursday. “As I have discussed pub- quick learner. He understood quickly where For those upset with the ways of the appears to die as his plane explodes. battle his brother. Director James Wan, licly many times, as I’ve developed as a person, so he had to pause for music and where he young, there are still the classic songs of Jenkins, who had tweeted a photo of Pine known for “Furious 7” and “The has my work and my humor.” should continue speaking,” says Butt. old, with the lyrics largely centered on the on the “1984” set in June, also was vague Conjuring” movies, said he wanted to give Gunn, who has deleted his account, described The mashup was a hit, paving the way personalities of party leaders.
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