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Adrien Brody in the film Manhattan Night.

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DRIEN Brody won an Acad- emy Award as Best Actor Adrien Brody’s for his work in The Pianist (2002), a heartfelt, pure labour of love. Since then Ahe’s sprinkled in some big-budget, main- stream Hollywood films, most notably The Village (2004), King Kong (2005) and Predators (2010), but more often noir New York than not Brody lends his considerable talents to more modest, riskier fare such because I love the complexity of the as The Darjeeling Limited (2007), Splice character,” Brody continued. “He’s a (2009), Detachment (2011), American real New Yorker. Plus it was exciting to Heist (2014) and The Grand Budapest shoot in New York. I’m from New York. Hotel (2014). People try to fake New York by shooting “Now more than ever, though the cri- in Toronto, and I shot New Zealand for teria always change for me, it really has New York when I did King Kong, but you to feel like a journey I want to embark really can’t fake New York.” on, in terms of the lessons I will learn, or Brody shares much of his screen time the elements of the character and story in Manhattan Night with Strahovski, that will resonate in a profound way, or the film’s leading lady, while Beals plays just in terms of the challenge of the role an important supporting role. The actor or getting the film made,” Brody said offered words of praise for both of his during a recent telephone conversation co-stars. from the art studio in his home in up- “They’re lovely, Yvonne and Jen- state New York. “So much of it is about nifer,” Brody said. “The dynamic with aspiring to collaborate with people who both of them was so different, but they are a pleasure to work with and who can Brody plays a substitute teacher who avoids getting attached to his students in the filmDetachment . are both so gifted and were so connected elevate my own work and provide insight to the work. We really had a beautiful and guidance.” meets Caroline (Yvonne Strahovski), a ment, though that was a very differ- ensemble, and the complexities of the The latest project to check all those stunningly beautiful mystery woman ent film, are very difficult to get made, relationships were really exciting. boxes is Manhattan Night, a thriller who asks him to help solve her husband’s especially today,” he said. “The business “Also, you have to want to do a movie based on Manhattan Nocturne, a 1996 . model has changed. Smaller, unique, like this, because there’s not a lot of novel by Colin Harrison. Brody stars as “When I read the screenplay,” the more-intimate dramatic films are just money or time,” he said. “We were all in Porter Wren, a loving father and hus- soft-spoken 43-year-old said, “I thought harder and harder to find because so few on it — Yvonne, Jennifer, myself, our di- band, as well as a respected but world- it was probably one of the best-written people are making them, and so I wanted rector, Brian (DeCubellis), and everyone weary journalist at a struggling New York indie films I had seen in a very long time. to support this, which I did by being one else — and that made it a blast.” newspaper. I also love the genre very much. I was of the producers, through my company, In addition to Manhattan Night, Wren risks it all – his marriage to raised on this kind of movie. I’m a big fan Fable House, and raising the financing Brody has a couple of other films com- Lisa (Jennifer Beals), his professional of old Bogart movies. for it. pleted. He plays the Holy Roman Emper- reputation and even his life – when he “Movies like this and like Detach- “And I wanted to act in it, too, or Charles V, the title character in direc- 03 COVER STORY Thursday, May 19, 2016

tor Lee Tamahori’s adventure Emperor, which was shot in Prague and Belgium, and he co-stars with Salma Hayek and Shohreh Aghdashloo in the drama Septembers of Shiraz, which follows a Jewish family in Iran during the revolu- tion. Both films are awaiting release in the United States. “Charles V was probably the most powerful man in the world at the time Emperor explores, the 16th century,” Brody said. “He consolidated his power and aligned with the Pope (Oliver Platt) and ruled Europe. It was an exciting and challenging movie to make, but it was very interesting to play a man who exudes that kind of power. “There’s such complexity to a man like that, with the isolation and the constant threat that exists,” he said. “And then, of course, we got to do big, epic action scenes, with sword fighting, and that’s always fun. Even the rulers had to Brody won an Academy Award as Best Actor for his performance in Roman Polanski’s Holocaust drama Brody played the iconic escape artist Harry fend for themselves constantly.” The Pianist. Houdini in the 2014 miniseries ‘Houdini’. As much as he loves acting, Brody has another great passion, only recently That’s my love, my first love. I don’t revealed to the world: painting. He’s think that’s something I’m consider- painted since childhood, but didn’t show ing giving up, although I did take pretty his art publicly until last year, when much all of last year off and will probably his collection ‘Hotdogs, Hamburgers take half of this year off just to pursue and Handguns’ debuted at Art Basel in the painting. Miami Beach. He debuted his current “The thing is, I actually want to be collection, ‘Hooked’ — renderings of col- more involved in films,” Brody said. “I ourful, lively fish — in May at the David wish to direct and do more producing Benrimon Fine Art Gallery during New and to keep acting. So the idea is to be York Art Week. more involved, but on fewer projects, if “The autonomy one has as an artist is that makes any sense, and then spend just wonderful,” Brody said. “You know more time painting and finding other very well the complexity of making a creative fulfillment as well.” movie, and especially making a good one. As talented as you may be at your part of the equation, so many other parts have Brody (pictured with Willem Dafoe) was among the ensemble cast of Wes Anderson’s offbeat comedy to work, and seamlessly, or you don’t end The Grand Budapest Hotel set in Hungary in the days before World War I. up with something good. And sometimes it takes several years to make a good I have the freedom to do it as often as I ways to be inspired and using that in- movie. want, and to do it on my own. spiration for both my film work and the “Painting gives me this form of “And it doesn’t detract from my love painting.” creative expression that I can share and of film,” Brody continued. “It kind of What if he had to pick only acting or explore and immerse myself in, and it’s works hand-in-hand. If I’m involved in a only painting? a blessing,” he said. “As an artist I’m the film project that’s being written or that’s “Fortunately I don’t have to worry writer, the producer, the director, the ac- being developed, or if I’m on location, I about that,” the actor replied, laughing. tor. Everything is my interpretation, and can paint, and so I’m constantly finding “But I wouldn’t want to give up acting.

Brody played record-company founder Leonard Chess in the based-on-fact Cadillac Records. Many moviegoers first became aware of Brody when he co-starred in Terrence Malick’sWorld War II. 04 Thursday, May 19, 2016 5th How Women Find Work conference held

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HE recent How Women Find Work - Jobseekers’ Conference & Recruitment Fair brought together women seeking em- ploymentT in Qatar with HR specialists, recruitment agencies and employers. Now in its fifth year, the How Wom- en Find Work (HWFW) conference is a highlight on Doha’s event calendar as many women, despite having excel- lent experience and a wealth of skills, still struggle to find suitable jobs. Hav- ing recognised that this was an issue that affected many women of all ages and backgrounds, How Women Work (HWW) community decided that some- thing needed to be done to help. The HWW community partnered with a number of respected local recruitment agencies, who were willing to share insights into how to get hired in Doha, and the HWFW conference series was born. The conference has evolved into a popular event that not only allows women to learn more about the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of getting hired in Doha, but also hosts a small recruitment fair that in November 2015. allows candidates to speak directly to “When we first moved to Qatar I was recruitment agents and recruitment of- happy to spend a few months being a ficers who are currently hiring. stay-at-home mum. However, as time This year to ensure that candidates’ went by, I was starting to get bored and expectations were met, HWW added a felt I was ready to start working again. pre-screening application process which That’s when I came across HWFW and allowed candidates to know whether decided to volunteer for the cause. The their profile matched the criteria that day itself was very engaging. I met many recruiters are currently looking for or interesting women and learned a lot not. about how to find work in Doha. Dur- “We added the pre-screening, so that ing the conference I spoke to a GEMS candidates could make a more informed representative, and two months later decision on whether they wanted to buy said HWW founder Carolin Zeitler. Others told their stories beforehand, I started working with them! I’m so a ticket. Everyone is still welcome but Several women who had been hired so that hopeful candidates could feel happy to have finally found a great job.” we didn’t want to raise false hopes, it from previous events were present as inspired. Like Lisa Lindgren who was The next event in the HWFW series wouldn’t be fair to our participants,” speakers and company representatives. hired at the fourth HWFW conference is scheduled for November 2016.

Eminent Indian poet and IPS officer to attend literary event

L N MALLICK College Patna and Patna College, established norms and thinks differ- Patna. A brilliant student from the ently in his poetry. He is among the MINENT Indian poet and IPS very beginning, he received a lot of few poets in the modern age who have officer Quaiser Khalid will attend scholarships right from class four till maintained the quality of thought, Ea literary symposium organised by he completed his education. class of language and originality of Anjuman Muhibban-e-Urdu Hind Qatar He was selected for the prestigious perception in poetry. His critically at Golden Ocean hotel on May 19. Indian Police Service (IPS) examina- acclaimed first poetry collection Sha- Dastavez magazine’s new edition tion in 1997. He is widely travelled woore Asr (the consciousness of time) comprising important biographies and started his career as a writer in was published in 2014. of Urdu will also be released on the 2005 when he edited and published A Sahitya Akademi award winning occasion. Aziz Nabeel is chief editor the poetry collection of famous poet writer and a prolific speaker, Khalid of the international magazine. Hassan Syed Mohammad Ali Shaad Azima- is deeply committed to social reform, Chougule will preside over the event. badi. justice and fairness. He is a poet and Khalid, currently serving as DIG, He is a poet with immense under- guide to literary movements. A firm was born in Araria in Bihar. He com- standing of human relations which believer in human goodness and pleted his education from schools in has been enriched by his experience empathy, he is associated with many Quaiser Khalid Araria. Later, he joined to Science as a police officer. He questions research and developmental issues. 05 CITY CIRCUIT Thursday, May 19, 2016

RINIKI GHOSH DOHA ALMON is an Nawabi grilled salmon excellent source Sof vitamin B12, Vitamin D, Vitamin RECIPE B6 and Selenium. It is also good source of niacin, protein, Omega3 fatty acids and phosphorus, READER all beneficial for the human body if taken in the right proportion. All these take care of cardiovascu- lar health, brain and nerves. It im- proves memory and the efficiency of brain functions. It helps prevent mus- cular degeneration and loss of vision. Regular intake of salmon reduces risk of colon, prostrate and kidney cancers. It helps maintain insulin levels in body. Last but not the least, it aids in maintaining healthy skin and hair. Salmon can be cooked in numer- ous ways. I tried my hand at an In- dian recipe, which came out well and received appreciation from people who relish salmon. Hence I thought of sharing the recipe.

INGREDIENTS Salmon fillet - 500 grams Thick curd - ½ cup Mace and nutmeg powder - ½ tsp Roasted cashew nuts – few pieces Grease the grill oven or tawa with Ginger paste - 2 tbsp Onion - 1 medium-sized One small sized lemon ghee. Pre-heat and keep ready just be- Garlic paste - 2 tbsp Tomato - 1 medium sized fore grilling. Grill fish till brown. Turn Green chilli paste - 1 tsp Boiled potatoes - 2 medium sized METHOD the fish very carefully. Baste with ghee Thick coriander paste - 1 tsp Pinch of orange - food colour Take a mixing bowl. Put curd and occasionally till done. Sprinkle chat Chilli powder - 2 tsp Coriander leaves all other ingredients. Mix well. This masala from the top. Chat masala - 1 tsp Salt to taste mixture is now ready for marination. Garnish the dish with onion rings, Tandoori powder - 2 tbsp Clean and pat dry the fillet. Slit the coriander leaves, tomatoes, roasted Powdered leaves - ¼ tsp For Garnishing fish fillet with a sharp knife so that cashew nuts, lemon and boiled pota- Maida or cornflour - 1 tbsp One medium-sized onion cut in ring spices are well absorbed. Marinate the toes. Cashew powder - 1 tsp shapes fillet with the prepared mixture for Serve hot with puris or parathas Almond powder - 1 tsp One medium–sized tomato two to three hours. along with green chutney.

HAPPENINGS IN QATAR

ASPIRE IN-SIDE-OUT FUN RUN 2016 the student can explore alternative means of com- tive on the international art scene. When: May 20 at 7.00 pm municating, understanding and interacting with his Where: Aspire Zone Warm Up Track or her peers, his or her environment, and the wider QATARI AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT YARDS Registration fee: QR50 (18 & older); QR25 (17 & world. The resulting works become part of a personal When: Till June 30, 2016 younger); Minimum participant age is 10. journey of interpretation. Time: 7am to 5pm Join a 5-km fun run and burn some calories. Venue: Al Mazrooa, Al Zakheera, Al Khor, Al Wakrah Runners will make their way around both an indoor CONTEMPORARY ART FROM CHINA Admission: Free and outdoor course, giving participants an exclusive When: Till June 16 The Ministry of Municipality and Environment will chance to discover locations and areas of Aspire Venue: Qatar Museums Gallery Al Riwaq open the 4th season of Qatari agricultural product Zone they would not normally see. Admission: Free yards for selling locally produced fruits, vegetables, MOONLIGHT PADDLE WEEK Post-race refreshments & food are available for all After his solo exhibition at Mathaf in 2011, Interna- poultry, fish and livestock. The yards will operate When: May 20 & 21 participants in addition to two water stations. tionally acclaimed New York based Chinese artist Cai three days a week on Thursdays, Fridays and Satur- Where: Al Dhakira | Meeting at Al Thakira marina at Guo-Qiang returns to Qatar to present an exhibition days with livestock vendors in Al Mazrooa operating INTERPRETATIONS ART EXHIBITION 4 pm featuring 15 contemporary Chinese artists and col- at the same times throughout the week. Registration: QR250 (adult); QR150 (under 12 years) When: May 26 - June 6, Weekdays: 10am - 9pm; lectives working in a variety of media. SHIFTING SANDS QR100 (under 6 years) Weekends 2pm - 9pm QATAR MUSEUMS IN SPAIN – LOOKING AT Enjoy paddling through the mangroves witnessing a Venue: Katara Art Center, Building #5 When: Till July 7 THE WORLD AROUND YOU beautiful sunset and paddle back during moonrise. The International School of London Qatar’s Visual Venue: Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum BBQ set up, music exhibition performed by Ukrainian Arts Department will be presenting works of the Inter- When: Till June 19, 11am to 6pm This year the annual exhibition project by the MA musicians, refreshments, beach soccer games, pretation exhibition that represents a wide range of Venue: Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art Museum and Gallery Practice students at UCL Qatar changing facilities and portable toilet provided. ages and stages of artistic development and are se- Admission: Free has partnered with the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Call/Whatsapp 30233207 for booking or visit https:// lected from the school’s IB Middle Years and Diplo- Organised by Fundacion Banco Santander and Qatar Thani Museum to create the exhibition. The exhibition entalek.rezdy.com/59546/sunset-mangrove-full-moon- ma Years Programmes. The strengths of the school’s Museums, the show features selected works from the seeks to highlight the changes of Qatar’s cultural kayak-tour Visual Arts programme provides a means whereby collections of QM, in celebration of modern and con- landscape through objects from the collection and temporary art illustrating the Arab world’s perspec- stories collected from citizens and residents. 06 Thursday, May 19, 2016 CITY CIRCUIT Naseem Al Rabeeh group to spend IIS staff donate blood INR 10 crore on charity in

TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK Rabeeh Health care group Chairman KT Rabeehulla revealed the plan at a press ASEEM Rabeeh Health Care meet in Kozhikode, India. The group As part of the school’s social responsibility programme, the staff of Ideal Indian School donated group is planning to do charity will focus on providing aid in education, blood to the Hamad Medical Corporation blood donation unit. About 50 teaching and non-teach- Nwork worth INR 10 crore (QR housing and medical treatment for the ing staff, including Principal Syed Shoukath Ali, donated blood. 5,600,000 ) in Kerala . Naseem Al needy in Kerala.

Creating awareness about muscular dystrophy LEZIMA GOMES and raised in Qatar. She is a model, ability to do the things most people hotel will feature a wellness series to DOHA actress, fashion designer, comedian, take for granted, like walking or sit- encourage guests and Doha residents and Paralympian living with the rare ting up. A person with MD might start to ‘move a muscle’ and live an active OUR Seasons Hotel Doha genetic disease. Akram is also the having muscle problems as a baby or lifestyle. “Our goal is to empower in- recently announced a founder of the non-profit organisa- the symptoms might start later. Some dividuals and families to make health complimentary health and tion Muscular Dystrophy (MD) Qatar, even develop MD as adults. and wellness a top priority. We at Four wellness initiative in sup- which aims to create awareness about “It was such an overwhelming feel- Seasons are honoured to help raise port of muscular dystrophy. the disease and to help people with ing to have support from the commu- awareness towards this vital cause and TheF MoveAMuscle event featured similar conditions. nity and Four Seasons Hotel. I didn’t offer complimentary programmes to a 60-minute Zumba class that was Muscular dystrophy (MD) is a find this support from the community the community through our innovative attended by over 100 enthusiastic group of muscle diseases that weaken growing up, and from this Movea- #MoveAMuscle campaign,” said Four participants, who ‘moved a muscle’ in the musculo-skeletal system and Muscle event we got people from the Seasons Hotel General Manager Todd support of those affected by the dis- hamper locomotion (walking or mov- community together for a cause,” said Cilano. ease. ing). MD weakens muscles over time, Akram. The event brought together people The event was hosted by Nawaal so children, teens, and adults who Designed to raise awareness about who have kin suffering from muscular Akram, a 17-year-old Pakistani born have the disease can gradually lose the the muscle-debilitating disease, the dystrophy. 07 BEAUTY Thursday, May 19, 2016 Do cosmetic products make you feel confident? -L^VSKLY^VTLUJSHPT[V\ZLJVZTL[PJ WYVK\J[Z[VSVVR`V\UNLYI\[THQVYP[`ZH` [OL`\ZL[OLT[VSVVRNVVKHUKMLLSJVUÄKLU[

IANS Carolyn Mair from the London College of Fashion. EAUTY companies focus The team analysed over 500 women more on how cosmetic aged 40-89 years who participated in an products can make women online survey. look young but instead, they They were asked on use of make-up can replan marketing strate- like how they viewed advertisements Bgies on how these products can make aimed at their age group, how they per- them look good and feel confident, say ceived advertising and the impact of this researchers. on their self-worth. The findings showed that 62 percent of The team found that few older women women used make-up daily and that only claim to use cosmetic products to look three percent used it to look younger. The younger but majority say they use them to majority – 52 percent – use it to look good look good and feel confident. and 28 percent used it to feel confident. “It would be a step in the right direc- Many middle-aged and older women tion if advertisers could reconsider some feel underrepresented or not represented of their marketing strategies and focus realistically in the media which affects less on how a product makes a women their confidence and feelings of self- look younger and more about how the worth. product can make her feel good about her- “They also dislike the young, air- self,” Mair added. brushed, or cosmetically-altered models The study was presented at the Brit- used as they struggle to relate to them ish Psychological Society’s 2016 annual and consequently, to the products,” said conference in Nottingham. Protect your pout from tanning

IANS Stay hydrated Lip tanning also happens because of dehydration, so TAN pack using sugar and honey or a few glasses of water. you must drink at least eight to 10 glasses of water per ATry simple methods to get rid of tanned lips. day.

Here’s what cosmetic dermatologists suggest: Lighten with food Take lemon, potato and beetroot juice, and apply on Lip balm your lips every night. Wash it off in the morning to get Use lip balms and lipsticks that have SPF 20. lighter and pink lips. Exfoliate Stop smoking You can use a simple tan pack with sugar and honey, and Excessive smoking also leads to dark lips. You must cut exfoliate your lips in order to get rid of the dead skin on your down on your daily cigarettes to prevent your lips from lips. Moisturise your lips with almond oil to get the best results. darkening. 08 Thursday, May 19, 2016 HEALTH A banana a day may keep blindness away

IANS Cara L Mortimer and other researchers from Queensland University of Technology F you love apples, then also love the in Australia studied two banana varieties humble banana. Eating a banana daily to find out why they make very different Iis likely to boost eye health and prevent amounts of carotenoids. vision-related diseases, a study has found. They found that the pale yellow, low- Researchers have found that bananas carotenoid cavendish variety produces more have carotenoid a compound that turns of an enzyme that breaks down carotenoids. fruits and vegetables red, orange or yellow In addition, another variety stashes its and are converted into vitamin A, important carotenoids in microscopic sacs during rip- precursors for eye health. ening, shifting the chemical equilibrium in According to previous research, foods the fruit so it can make even higher levels of containing high levels of carotenoid also these substances. protect against chronic disease, including The findings, published in ACS’s Journal certain cancers, cardiovascular disease and of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, can diabetes. someday help in the development of banana The study showed that banana may offer varieties with enhanced health benefits. a potential food source for alleviating vita- Bananas are the ideal food for young min A deficiency, important for sight. children and families for many regions of To combat vitamin A deficiency, re- the world, because of their sweetness, tex- searchers have been investigating methods ture, portion size, familiarity, availability, to boost carotenoid in bananas. convenience, versatility and cost. Eat dark chocolate to curb diabetes, heart disease risk! IANS tions by healthcare professionals to encourage individuals to ANCY eating chocolates consume a wide range of every day? You may soon phytochemical-rich foods, have the recommendation which can include dark of doctors to indulge a little chocolate in moderate as researchers have found amounts,” Stranges said. thatF a dark chocolate bar daily could However, it is im- reduce the risk of developing diabetes portant to differentiate and heart diseases. between the natural For the study, the researchers ana- product cocoa and the lysed data of 1,153 people aged 18 to processed product 69 who were part of the Observation chocolate, which is an of Cardiovascular Risk in Luxembourg energy-dense food. study. Therefore, physical It was found that those who ate activity, diet and other 100g of chocolate a day – equivalent to lifestyle factors must be a bar – had reduced insulin resistance carefully balanced to avoid and improved liver enzymes. detrimental weight gain Insulin sensitivity is a well-estab- over time, the researchers lished risk factor to cardiovascular warned. disease. The findings were published in the British Journal of Nutrition. coa-based products may represent an The analysis took into account additional dietary recommendation lifestyle and dietary factors, including to improve cardio-metabolic health. the simultaneous consumption of tea However, observational results need and coffee. to be supported by robust trial evi- This is because both drinks can dence,” said Saverio Stranges, visit- be high in polyphenol, the substance ing academic at the University of which may provide chocolate with its Warwick Medical School in Eng- beneficial cardio-metabolic effects. land. “Given the growing body of evi- “Potential applications of this dence, including our own study, co- knowledge include recommenda- 09 DINING OUT Thursday, May 19, 2016 Indulge in some fresh flavours this summer

LEZIMA GOMES bresaola, the asparagus flan that we DOHA ordered out of sheer curiosity, left us spell bound. Firstly, it was plated to OCATED on the first floor of perfection, dressed with hazelnuts and the new Jaidah Square Build- parmesan cheese, and secondly, we ing on Al Matar Street and were impressed by the use of asparagus. offering a relaxed ambience The dish was fresh, sweet with a lovely with authentic Italian food, buttery goodness, definitely a must-try PaperL Moon is one of the most sought- from the menu. after restaurants in the area. The Insalata Paper moon salad was 2 Paper Moon is an innovative con- a rocket salad, with cherry tomato and cept created by Pio Galligani Magrini shaved parmigiano reggiano, which, was Asparagus flan in Via Bagutta, Milan in 1977. Designed as expected, wonderful. by world-acclaimed architects United For the main, we tried the risotto Designers of London, Paper Moon ac- with spring vegetables, grilled sea bass commodates up to 180 guests inside and with grilled vegetables and grilled lamb another 56 more on its shaded terrace chops served with grilled vegetables. that provides a refreshing al fresco din- The risotto was nice and creamy while ing experience with a captivating view the veggies added a nice crunch to the of Doha. dish as well as took away the richness of The restaurant offers a la carte as the sauce. The grilled sea bass is perfec- well as a special set menu, and has tion on a plate, and to add some drama, 2 recently added more than 15 dishes to the dish is followed by the server car- its menu. We recently visited the restau- rying a huge pepper mill for a dash of rant to try out some of the new dishes. pepper on the fish. Grilled sea bass We started off with a refreshing king the crab was highlighted by the toma- The fish had a lovely golden crisp crab salad made with cherry tomato, red toes. Even the celery added a distinct skin and perfectly cooked flesh that is onion and basil. One mouthful and it flavour to this light summer salad. As sweet with a hint of sourness due to the was certain that this we rummaged through the vast menu, tomatoes. The grilled lamb chops were was a winner: fresh we were a bit disappointed to see that also a favourite. The meat was soft and and crunchy. The the layered aubergine had been taken tender, and for some reason I seemed sweet delicate off it, but our server informed us that it to get a taste similar to that of foie gras flavour of was replaced by a layered zucchini with which I loved. mozzarella, tomato sauce and For dessert, we tried to keep it light basil. We ordered it just to with the strawberry and vanilla ice- check if it matched with cream that was gobbled within seconds. the aubergine and we But we couldn’t resist ordering the were not disappointed. white chocolate mousse with passion King crab salad It was a perfect replace- fruit, and Paper Moon tiramisu which ment, if not better. was lovely. so. The ambience is perfect for lunch In the appetisers, we Service is pleasant and the servers as well as dinner. They also had a duo tried the Bresaola beef, the are willing to help you out with rec- playing live music during lunch on Sat- Asparagus flan and the In- ommendations. Most of the menu is urday. They also have a movie night at 2 2 salata Paper Moon salad. While created to bring in fresh flavours and 8pm every Monday (Italian classics) and Insalata Paper Moon salad we were a little disappointed with the they have definitely succeeded in doing Wednesday (James Bond movies).

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Grilled lamb chops Chocolate mousse with passion fruit Risotto with spring vegetables 10 Thursday, May 19, 2016 ARCHAEOLOGY Ancient reptile ate like an underwater lawn mower NYT SYNDICATE back with a huge array of new forms to fill the variety of ecological niches. HINK of a hammerhead, “The theme of the Triassic is ‘expect and you probably imagine the unexpected’ in terms of what you are a carnivorous shark with a going to find, because it’s the time of ex- mallet-shaped head patrol- perimentation with these reptiles,” says ling the seas for prey. But a Nesbitt. “They are evolving very quickly 243-million-year-oldT fossil found in the after this mass extinction, and you just Yunnan province of southwestern China get so many weird forms.” may just turn that image on its head. Such an explosion of life might ex- This ancient hammerhead was no plain the evolution of never-before-seen fish, it was a reptile. And instead of features for grazing on newly available feasting on schools of hapless prey, its food sources. jagged teeth helped it forage for mouth- “Vertebrates were not the only ones fuls of algae — making it the first marine affected by this Permian extinction — all reptile that was a vegetarian. organisms were,” says Nesbitt. “Poten- “We were blown away by this,” says tial food sources were going through Nick Fraser, a palaeontologist at the their own evolution too. So maybe the National Museum of Scotland. “There food source Atopodentatusate was all were some strange animals around over the place because of this extinc- (back then), and this reminds me of one tion.” of those Dr Seuss creations in Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!” HAMMERHEAD HISTORY The first sample of this species was The find raises questions about how unearthed in 2014. At the time, the fos- and why other animals adapted to a veg- sil seemed largely like any other Triassic The newfound fossil of an ancient marine reptile with a hammerhead. etarian lifestyle, as well as why hammer- marine reptile, with a long body meas- heads have appeared at various times in uring about three metres, a short neck, Earth’s history. and flippers equipped for ocean life. According to the researchers, a However, the researchers were capti- turtle-like reptile called Henodus, which vated by its extraordinary mouth, which lived later in the Triassic period, used a housed hundreds of tightly packed similar feeding technique as Atopoden- needlelike teeth. tatus, but it did not have a hammer- Based on the skull, which was slight- head. ly disfigured, the team hypothesised that Meanwhile, other animals have de- the mouth took the shape of a down- veloped hammer-shaped heads but for turned snout, similar to the beak of a vastly different functions. An amphib- flamingo. Named Atopodentatus unicus ian known as Diplocaulus, for example, (Latin for “unique peculiar teeth”), this lived around 270 million years ago and marine creature was believed to use had a boomerang-shaped head that its snout to dig into the ocean floor for helped provide lift while underwater. crustaceans and other small prey then And the contemporary hammerhead filter them out using its thin teeth, like a An artist’s impression of what the Triassic hammerhead would look like while feeding. shark is believed to use its wide head baleen whale collecting krill. for more efficient hunting — eyes posi- “The animal described in 2014 was collection of thin teeth toward the back “This is just such a bizarre (animal), tioned at each end of the head allow for based on one specimen, which was of the jaw. eating something that we really didn’t 360-degree vision, while the placement pretty complete to be honest,” says Fra- “It was very difficult just looking think about (as a food source) before of the shark’s electroreceptors across ser. “But the skull was a bit mashed up, at the fossil itself to see how the thing this fossil,” says Sterling Nesbitt, a a wider area enables better tracking of particularly on the front end, and it was could have worked,” says Fraser. “So we palaeontologist at Virginia Polytechnic prey. difficult to see how it all went together. bought some clay and toothpicks and Institute and State University who was Fraser and his team are continuing The original authors obviously did the arranged them in this jaw and saw what not involved with the study. “It’s basi- to excavate in the Yunnan region and best they could.” was going on.” cally an underwater lawn mower. There are optimistic about the potential for Their results, published in Science is absolutely nothing like it alive today.” new discoveries to better understand LIFE IN BLOOM Advances, show that Atopodentatus was This prehistoric John Deere lived how Atopodentatus and its weird head While the new Atopodentatus fossil most likely an early herbivore. during a unique period in geologic his- fit in the ancient ecosystem. largely matched up with the original, While the vast majority of post- tory — about 6 million years after the “We are finding new species all the there was one distinctive feature that Permian species were carnivorous, Permian extinction. The largest mass time, and once we have got a few more immediately caught the team’s eye: a Atopodentatus was using its large front die-off in Earth’s history, the mysteri- under our belt, we might be able to start hammerhead. teeth and wide mouth to loosen algae ous event killed up to 95 percent of all putting together a little bit more about A closer analysis of the new skull, from the ocean floor, the researchers marine life. the ecosystem and how the whole thing which is a mere 4.5 inches (11.4 centi- argue. The reptile then vacuumed up “The general feeling is that it took interacts,” says Fraser. “There is huge metres) wide, showed that the front of plant-laden water and filtered it through some time to recover after such an ex- potential for so much more to be done, the wide mouth was lined with an array its densely packed teeth, trapping the tinction,” says Fraser. But the deposits and this is possibly just the tip of the of large chisel-like teeth, followed by the vegetation in the process. in China paint a picture of life bouncing iceberg.” 11 ENTERTAINMENT Thursday, May 19, 2016 Comedy Central’s longtime president is stepping down

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N the last 18 months, Comedy Central has seen the departure of its most familiar on-air faces, Jon Stewart and Stephen Col- bert. INow comes a high-level change behind the scenes, as well. Michele Ganeless, Comedy Central’s longtime president, is leaving the net- work at the end of the month and will be replaced by Kent Alterman, presi- dent of original programming. Ganeless has been in charge of Comedy Central since 2004, and has been at Viacom for more than two dec- ades. She said in an interview that the decision was hers. “It’s been the better part of 25 years,” she said. “And I’m ready for a new challenge.” It is an anxious time in the cable industry, and Comedy Central is con- fronting a problem shared by a number of its peers: Ratings are declining as network executives point toward less lucrative digital successes. Doug Herzog, the president of Vi- acom’s music and entertainment group, acknowledged the drop in ratings even as he defended the network’s continued cultural relevance. “We’ve certainly got some challeng- es with how our audience is interacting with our content in a less traditional way than ever before,” he said. “What gives us a great deal of confidence, and quite frankly gets me to sleep at night, is it’s all about content and you’re nothing without it, and we have an unbelievable brand.” Trevor Noah meets with executive producers Steve Bodow (left) and Adam Lowitt on the set of ‘The Daily Show’. The network continues to broad- cast shows that carve out a place in the ta Monica, California, (Ganeless was in culture and are popular with younger 0[PZHUHU_PV\Z[PTLPU[OLJHISLPUK\Z[Y`HUK New York) also emphasised continu- viewers, like ‘Inside Amy Schumer’ and *VTLK`*LU[YHSPZJVUMYVU[PUNHWYVISLT ity, saying, “it’s not like we’re going to ‘Broad City’. make some radical shift.” But both he And though the business is still ZOHYLKI`HU\TILYVMP[ZWLLYZ!9H[PUNZHYL and Herzog acknowledged an uncertain largely defined by the traditional future for all of cable television. Nielsen ratings, Herzog noted inroads KLJSPUPUNHZUL[^VYRL_LJ\[P]LZWVPU[[V^HYK “The world continues to change and that Comedy Central has made on dig- change rapidly, and Kent and Dave are ital channels like Hulu and Snapchat. SLZZS\JYH[P]LKPNP[HSZ\JJLZZLZ going to face challenges going forward Alterman has been the head of that Michele never did,” Herzog said. original programming at Comedy Cen- “That’s how fast the world is moving, tral since 2010, and he also worked at so Comedy Central needs to evolve and the network from 1996-2000. As part Trevor Noah, Stewart’s successor, and Trevor to Jon, but they’re two different needs to change and it needs to adapt. of the succession plan, David Bernath, Larry Wilmore, who replaced Colbert, people and it’s a little silly to compare “There are some headwinds there who is a 12-year veteran of Comedy have seen ratings decline compared one’s first day to the other’s last day that we’re all facing in the traditional Central, has been promoted to general with their predecessors. after 16 years,” he said. “We’re amazed cable-related business, but I go back to manager. Alterman strongly defended Noah’s how Trevor started. He has already has our brand and our tremendous con- After losing two longtime hosts, performance, saying that he’s “only go- such command of his own voice and tent,” he added. “If we do that right, I Comedy Central’s late-night lineup ing to get better.” he’s so self-possessed.” think we’ll have a head start and figure is struggling to gain its footing. Both “A lot of people like to compare Alterman, who will be based in San- the rest out.” 12 Thursday, May 19, 2016 HOLLYWOOD

The X-Men are back, this Unpredictability behind ‘Game of time fighting ‘Apocalypse’ Thrones’ success:

REUTERS these movies are that capable of win- Cunningham ning the day on their own,” McAvoy said OLLYWOOD stars Jen- in a joint interview with Lawrence. nifer Lawrence and James “They’re all fairly flawed... They need McAvoy reprise their roles each other, and what I like about it is as powerful mutants in that it’s about community and it’s about X-Men: Apocalypse, this society and it’s about family.” timeH joining forces against a new super- The movie is the latest superhero villain. action flick hitting screens as Hollywood Oscar-winner Lawrence returns continues to expand its comic book as the blue, shape-shifting Mystique, cinematic universe. while McAvoy plays the younger, mind- This month, Disney-Marvel’s Cap- reading Professor Charles Xavier, a tain America: Civil War brought to- role portrayed by Patrick Stewart in the gether Marvel characters such as Iron franchise’s first films. Man, Ant-Man, Black Widow and Scar- In the movie, the world’s first mu- let Witch as well as a new Spider-Man tant Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac) awakes in on screen. Asked if they could see their Liam Cunningham 1980s Cairo after hibernation in ancient mutant characters joining forces with Egypt and embarks on a mission for glo- other superheroes in a franchise crosso- IANS bal power with his new recruits, includ- ver, Lawrence said “no.” ing Magneto (Michael Fassbender). “Maybe when people get really tired RISH actor Liam Cunningham, Professor Xavier seeks to defeat him of superhero movies, they’ll do it as one who essays Davos Seaworth with the help of Mystique and other last ditch desperate attempt to kind of Iin ‘Game of Thrones’, says the mutant students from his school – char- milk the cow dry,” McAvoy said. show’s unpredictability is one of acters introduced in the original X-Men “I think there are so many characters the biggest reasons why the HBO movies and brought to life here by a in the X-Men universe that we could go fantasy series has formed such a younger generation of actors. and explore before we have to go and cult following. “...none of these superheroes in X-Men- Apocalypse poster mash up with those guys,” he said. Davos recently came to the limelight in the sixth season of the show for playing a significant cata- lyst that helps in the resurrection of popular character Jon Snow. Captain America When he was asked about how Charlize Theron finds single the unpredictability helps strength- adds $72.6 million en the show, Cunningham said in a statement: “It’s done for the pur- AP motherhood challenging poses of drama, for the purposes of whatever you think this is, it’s not.” APTAIN America: Civil War IANS her native South Africa. “Remember the quote from a Ccontinued to flex its muscles in its “South Africa will always be my few seasons back – I think it was second weekend in theatres, earn- HARLIZE Theron’s children are home. Ctaop’s core mission is helping from Tyrion. ‘If you think this is ing a box office-topping $72.6 million, her priority but she admits being young people in Africa stay HIV-free,” going to have a happy ending, you according to actual sales figures reported Ca single parent is “challenging.” Theron said. haven’t been paying attention’. And by the studios. The superhero showdown The Mad Max: Fury Road star has “Reaching this generation of ado- I think in a weird way it’s almost has now earned $296 million in North two adopted children – Jackson, 4, and lescence is critical in seeing an end to the credo of the show. There is un- America. August, who was born last summer – the epidemic. I was lucky enough to predictability to it,” he continued, Civil War easily beat the star-studded and though raising them alone can be visit last summer and was blown away while adding that in his opinion, new opener Money Monster, which tough, she’s never happier than when by how engaged the young people “that’s one of the reasons audiences opened in third place behind The Jungle she’s with them. we work with are. I founded like it.” Book with $14.8 million. Even with big “It’s challenging but we manage. I it in 2007 and it’s constantly When asked how the actors re- names like Julia Roberts and George work, but my children are my prior- evolving in size, partners act to the volatile content, he said: Clooney, though, Money Monster cost ity. Nothing’s better than the sound and impact,” she added. “It’s a great thing for an actor to only $27 million to produce. The micro of little ones cracking up at some- be presented with something they budget horror movie The Darkness de- thing funny. I’m now at my most com- didn’t see coming, to be presented buted in fourth place $5 million. fortable waking up with my kids, going with one thing that’s been in your to the beach and relaxing over a meal Charlize head that you’re sure of and that with friends,” Theron told Australia’s Theron you hang your hat on as an actor, as Sunday Style magazine. in belief.” The 40-year-old actress, who “My belief in Stannis, Melisan- has been single since split- dre’s in the Lord of Light and all ting from actor Sean Penn that, and it’s pulled away from last summer, is also very under you. It’s a great thing for an proud of her charitable audience to look at too because foundation, the Charl- everything you’ve known is wrong,” ize Theron Africa Outreach he added. Project (Ctaop), which works in 13 BOLLYWOOD Thursday, May 19, 2016 Will cast my sister whenever I make a movie: IANS sentenced to death in Pakistan. It is based on the life of Indian farmer ANDEEP Hooda says his , who strayed in Paki- sister Anjali is very good stan, was convicted of terrorism and at acting, but she gave spying and sentenced to death. He up her dreams due to the died following a brutal attack by fel- casting couch trend, and low prisoners in a jail. thatR if he ever goes behind the camera, will be he would love to cast her. seen playing Dalbir Kaur, Sarabjit’s The actor, who will soon be seen in sister, who suffered many difficulties Omung Kumar’s Sarbjit, said that his in trying to get her brother released. sister even came to Mumbai to try her Randeep will be seen in the title role. luck. The film, which premiered at “I’m now thinking that whenever I Cannes Film Festival, is slated to be direct a movie or a play, I’ll cast released on May 20 worldwide. her. She is very spontaneous and good The actor also said: “My elder at acting,” Randeep said. sister and I used to stay in hostel to- The actor spoke about his elder gether in (). I became sister, who is now a doctor, while an actor seeing my sister’s act during appearing on TV show ‘Yaar Mera plays in school. She was a very good Superstar’. actor and won the best actress award Sarbjit brings forward a sister’s Randeep Hooda for the play Westside Story. When she fight towards getting justice for her won the award, it ignited a fire inside brother convicted of terrorism and me to be a better actor.” Nawazuddin Siddiqui gets Sonakshi Sinha gets roaring applause at Cannes award for getting angry IANS IANS Sonakshi, who will soon be seen in films Akira and Force 2, makes AWAZUDDIN Siddiqui was ONAKSHI Sinha, who has it a point to take her trolls head-on welcomed with cheers and ap- never shied away from ex- and has often expressed her anger Nplause after the screening of his Spressing her anger towards at people’s judgmental views in the film Raman Raghav 2.0, which is based Internet trolls, was awarded with virtual world. on Mumbai’s notorious serial killer Ra- The Angries – a special award by the Taking the basic structure of man Raghav, at the 69th Cannes Film team of the film The Angry Birds Rovio Entertainment’s mobile game Festival. Movie. of the same name, the movie brings Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap’s Ra- As the name suggests, the film is the game’s action to the big screen man Raghav 2.0, which narrates the all about expressing anger, speaking in a witty manner. story of the serial killer, who went on a up for the right and finding a right In the game, angry but cute little murder spree in Mumbai in the 1960s, way to channel anger. birds fight it out with pigs which was screened at the film extravaganza On the same lines, a cam- have stolen their eggs. on Monday. paign titled The Angries has The film takes the audi- It features Nawazuddin as the no- Nawazuddin Siddiqui been started where the birds ence back in time, tracing torious serial-killer alongside Vicky award celebrities who get the origin of the battle Kaushal, who plays a police officer. tigious film festival. angry for a good cause. between the birds and In a clip shared by Nawazuddin’s Raman Raghav 2.0 marks his eighth The first celebrity to be pigs. team, the actor is seen entering the hall film at the film gala in four years. Earlier conferred with The Angries The film is supported amid an unending cheer. films to make it to the Cannes were The was Bollywood’s Shotgun by Jason Sudeikis as Before the screening, Kashyap had Lunchbox, Gangs of Wasseypur, Miss Junior Sonakshi for taking on Red, Danny McBride tweeted: “First screening has begun... Lovely and Liar’s Dice. His seven films cyber bullies. as the volatile Bomb, House is packed ... Hmmmmm”. as an actor and one short film as a pro- The Tevar star who Bill Hader as a pig, Raman Raghav 2.0 also earned ducer have gone to the film festival. was delighted to get Maya Rudolph plaudits from hollywoodreporter.com His debut production Miyan Kal the award, said: as Matilda, and which stated that “Siddiqui’s demented Aana, that is directed by his brother, “Any kind of bully- Peter Dinklage serial killer ups the scare ante” and vari- Shamas Siddiqui, was also screened at ing is wrong! Stand as the Mighty ety.com commenting that “the verve and the festival. up for yourself, be Eagle. It will be nerve of Kashyap’s filmmaking contin- The Cannes Film Festival started on strong, be true, be Sonakshi distributed by ues to excite.” Wednesday and will go on till May 22. you.” Sinha Sony Pictures. Nawazuddin is a regular at the pres- 14 Thursday, May 19, 2016

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