Catching the Fever

A comedy about Orlando who is unhappy with his relationship with his girlfriend. He's contemplating breaking up with her. However, he's not sure if he wants to get back in the dating scene. While his girlfriend is away on a business trip, his friends persuade him to go out and explore his true feelings by setting him up with dates. After several misadventures, he soon realizes that other women can be crazy to deal with. These events will test his commitment and help him finally figure out what his heart desires.

Dil Tho Baccha Hai Ji

After Mumbai based Narens Ahujas wife Madhvi leaves him along with their daughter he decides to move into an apartment and share it with two others. He ends up having two tenants a Casanova type Abhay Suri and an aspiring nerdy poet Milind Kelkar. While fending off advances from his lawyer Sunanda Pradhan he falls head over heels with a new employee June Pinto at his bank where he works as a Loans Officer. Abhay decides to woo former Miss India Anushka who is married to wealthy Harsh while Milind has given his heart to Gungun Sarkar. The trio then embark on a roller coaster ride in order to woo and win the women they want to spend the remainder of their lives with

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Cast & Crew
Cast
Ajay Devgan
Emraan Hashmi
Omi Vaidya
Shazahn Padamsee
Shradha Das
Shruti K. Haasan
Sanjay Chhel
Tisca Chopra
G.K. Desai
Daisy Irani
Manoj Joshi
Arun Kadam
Aditya Raj Kapoor
Imran Khan
Paresh Rawal
Mukesh Tiwari
Directors
Madhur Bhandarkar
Producers
Kumar Mangat
Writers
Madhur Bhandarkar

Sex Madness

Of rather mysterious origins, this exploitation melodrama features Millicent Hamilton (Vivian McGill), a small-town beauty queen who gets infected with syphilis while trying to obtain a career in Big City show business. Reduced to working in a burlesque show, Millicent is told by Dr. Harris (Allan Tower) that her condition is curable but that she must abstain from sexual contact with hometown boyfriend Wendel Hope, at least for the foreseeable future. With a warning against unscrupulous hacks that pry on girls in her condition, Millicent returns to home and hearth and resumes her romance with Wendel (Stanley Barton). A year later, Dr. Grenoble (W. Blake) assures her that she is now ready to become a wife and mother but her child is born unhealthy and Wendel dies. Dr. Grenoble is arrested for quackery and Millicent learns from her pediatrician, Dr. Bayard (Frank Howsen), that she still carries the disease. On the brink of suicide, Millicent hears of a new and effective cure for syphilis. Filmed on the East Coast around 1937, Sex Madness was originally released as Human Wreckage and is also known as They Must Be Told. Although the cast was completely unknown to most moviegoers, Vivian McGill, Linda Lee Hill, Ruth Edell, Charles Olcott, Richard Bengali, Jean Temple, Harry Antrim, and Allan Tower were all veteran Broadway performers while Rose Tapley, who plays the heroine's mother, had been an early silent screen star. Young male lead Stanley Barton later changed his name to Mark Daniels and was under contract to MGM in the early to mid-'40s.

About this movie

Genres:Drama, Documentary

Language:English

Cast & Crew
Cast
Vivian McGill
Rose Tapley
Al Rigali
Mark Daniels
Linda Lee Hill
Ruth Edell
Charles Olcott
Ed Redding
Pat Lawrence
Allen Towe
Richard Bengali
W. Blake
Frank Howsen
Allan Lee
Jean Temple
Directors
Dwain Esper
Producers
Dwain Esper
Writers
Joseph Seiden
Vincent Valentini

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Coming Soon : Disney's Avatar-theme parks

The Walt Disney Co said that it has agreed on an exclusive deal to build attractions based on James Cameron's "Avatar" at its theme parks, starting with Animal Kingdom in Orlando, Florida. The first "Avatar" land, which begins construction in 2013 and is expected to open about three years 

later, is to be an immersive experience in a land spanning several acres. It will cost around $400 million.

Tom Staggs, Disney's chairman of parks and resorts, said the land would be similar in scope to Cars Land, a 12-acre area based on the town of Radiator Springs in Disney/Pixar's "Cars" movies. Cars Land is to open next summer at California Adventure Park in Anaheim.

Cameron said the attractions based on the top-grossing film of all time would bring the lush, bioluminescent planet of Pandora to life and would include animatronics and 3-D and holographic technology.

Fans of the film have said they wanted to visit Pandora, he said.

"The scenes that people liked best were not the obvious things like the big battle scenes," Cameron said. "It was the creatures, it was learning to fly, it was being in the forest at night.

"So here's an opportunity ... to bring this world to life and get you to wander in it and see things you didn't see in either in the first film or the subsequent two."

Cameron is working on the second and third installments of "Avatar," to be released in December 2014 and December 2015. The park will include elements of the second and third films and elements that aren't included in any of the films.

The first installment of "Avatar" was a 3-D movie about a race of blue-skinned Na'vi who defend their planet from invading humans. It has grossed about $2.8 billion in theaters worldwide since its December 2009 release and has brought in many millions more from home video sales.

News Corp.'s Twentieth Century Fox, the studio that distributed "Avatar," also is a partner in the theme park and will distribute the next two films.

It's not unusual for Disney to partner on projects that weren't produced at its own studio. It opened an "Indiana Jones" attraction at Disneyland in 1995 in partnership with Lucasfilm even though the film was distributed by rival studio Paramount, which is owned by Viacom Inc.

Disney CEO Bob Iger said the long-term agreement includes the possible expansion of "Avatar" to Disney's other parks worldwide, but there are no immediate plans to do that.

Cameron, his company, Lightstorm Entertainment, and producing partner Jon Landau will not get a cut of theme park ticket revenues. But they will help develop the area under a licensing deal that includes royalties on food and beverage sales, Staggs said. The area should help create thousands of jobs, he added.

Klum the most dangerous star on web! HaHaHa

It might come as a shocker to many, but supermodel Heidi Klum has been named the most dangerous star on the internet. According to online security company McAfee Inc, fans searching for downloads of the "Project Runway" judge have a one-in-10 chance of landing on a site that can damage their PC 

or laptop, 

"While slightly safer than last year, searching for top celebrities continues to generate risky results. Consumers should be particularly aware of malicious content hiding in 'tiny' places likes shortened URLs that can spread virus in social networking sites, or through emails and text messages," said a spokesperson.

Joins Marc Anthony by the Pool in Miami Jennifer Lopez

He celebrated with close friends – and thousands of fans – Friday in Miami, and on Saturday, Marc Anthony had a quiet birthday celebration in Miami Beach with estranged wife Jennifer Lopez and their 3-year-old twins, Max and Emme.

"It looked like a fun family gathering at the pool," a source tells PEOPLE. "Everyone looked happy and festive."