Monday, April 30, 2007
Left Right Left- Sab Tv
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Left Right Left Title Song:
About Left Right Left:
Left Right Left a program on SAB TV is a story of six individuals - four guys and two gals, in the program Left Right Left the six individuals were confused and unorganised and they have started there journey to become strong stuff and are now military cadets in the program and they have realized love for our nation as well. The story of the program goes in the military training academy. The program is directed by Suraj Rao. Puneet Issar is acting as Brigadier Chandok and is the head of Kunchanjunga Military Academy, Ambala and we have Rajeev Khandelwal as who is acting as Captain Rajveer. The story of the movie moves around six cadets and they are Priyanka Bassi as Naina Singh, Harshad Chopra as Ali, Kunal Kapoor as Yudi, Ghazal Rai as Pooja, Arjun Bijlani as Alekh, Vikas Manaktala as Huda.
Earlier the name of the program was "Aye Aye Sir" but has finally changed to "Left Right Left". You can see Left Right Left on SAB TV from Monday to Thursday at 09:30 Pm. The producers of the Serial Fauji with its success decided to start this program based on the life in Military Academy and revolves around six cadets.
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Captain Rajveer, Success Story:
Young and Dashing Rajiv Khandelwal can be seen these days on the Indian Television as Captain Rajveer Singh Shekhawat in the of Left Right Left program on SAB TV. Rajiv has started his career with Ekta Kapoor's "Kahin To Hoga". Rajiv feels that he has been blessed with the blessings of his viewers and once again is on the television screens. Rajiv wants to break the myth that TV actors are forgetten. He wants to make a mark. When he was asked that is he popular among his viewers as Sujal of "Kahin TO Hoga", he said though he has been on the Television screens for two years as Sujal of "Kahin To Hoga", the character is still alive but his viewers know him as Rajiv Khandelwal.
Rajiv said "Kahin To Hoga" has changed his life, the program has given him a large audience. The program has given him the status of a Television superstar. Rajiv says after Ekta Kapoor if he would love to work with someone are producers and directors Tony and Deeya.
Rajiv Khandelwal belongs to a Army background and he is acting as an Captain in the program Left Right Left on SAB TV. People know him as Captain Rajveer rather than Rajiv Khandelwal. Rajiv says he hasn't signed any other program with Left Right Left , as he don't want people knowing him by two seperate identities. He says he is enjoying his performance in Left Right Left.
Left Right Left Season1:
Six cadets joined the Kanchenjunga Military Academy – Amardeep Huda, is here as a result of a bet put by his mother, Alekh, a criminal who has been sent to the academy to get reformed, Pooja, who has joined the academy so that she can stay in Ambala where her boy friend rohit is suppose to be, Ali who is a third generation from his family to join the army, Yudi, who wants to show his parents he can be a man by joining the army and not going to USA.
Lastly Naina Singh Ahluwalia had joined KMA to find the person who was responsible for her brother’s death. She ended up being the first suspect of Captain Rajveer Shekhawat, who had come to find a spy in the academy. Captain Rajveer found out the truth about Naina that she was Naveen’s sister, his batchmate and one who was declared a traitor by the army.
Huda then becomes a suspect of Capt. Rajveer’s investigation but he soon finds out that Huda has been brainwashed by the spy to do what he was doing.
Major Bhargava enters and he reveals to the whole academy that Naina is Naveen’s sister. Rajveer yet again saves Naina from being expelled from the academy. But Bharagava tries his best to break the teacher-student bond of Capt. Rajveer and Naina by framing them. But he fails in his mission and gets thrown out of the academy.
Alekh and Huda play a prank on yudi which turns ugly and which in turn makes yudi feel like the biggest loser on the earth. He attempts to commit suicide, but Rajveer saves him.
Pooja manages to get Major Nair expelled from the academy as he made her life hell in the academy, which ultimately lead to her hand being fractured.
Meanwhile Rajveer finds the spy in the academy, its none other that Dr Ritu mishra, naveen’s ex-girlfriend, the psychiatrist on the campus. He plans to move the nuclear triggers from the academy. Dr Mishra follows him. Naina comes to know who killed her brother, its none other than Capt. Rajveer himself.
Ritu holds Capt. Rajveer at gun point but there is someone else holding him at gunpoint as well, its Naina
West Life
Relaxed, refreshed and bursting with energy, Westlife, the quiet superstars of the mainstream UK music scene, bounce back with their new album ‘Face To Face.’ It’s a world that they have dominated for seven years and the album features all the hallmarks of that reign - a collection of classic songs and future standards. In brief, ‘Face To Face’ finds Westlife doing what they’ve always done best.
After a brief interlude with their Rat Pack album of classic song sung in the style of Sinatra, ‘Face To Face’ is Westlife’s first collection of new songs since ‘Turnaround’ topped the charts in 2003. “I think this album shows that Westlife are back in a big way. It’s got the best material we’ve ever released,” says Shane confidently. Agrees Nicky: “At the time Turnaround seemed like one of our best albums - and this one feels even better.”
A familiar blend of big ballads and mid-tempo tunes, balanced by the occasional up-tempo song, ‘Face To Face’ presents Westlife playing to their strengths – passionate vocals and memorable tunes. It’s a straightforward formula that’s been winning hearts and ears since the dawn of popular music, from the doo-wop days of the Platters, through the timeless harmonies of the Drifters and Coasters, to the slick modern sounds of Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC, Take That and Boyzone. But no one’s done it with so much success as Westlife – 34 million album sales are testament to that!
A familiar blend of big ballads and mid-tempo tunes, balanced by the occasional up-tempo song, ‘Face To Face’ presents Westlife playing to their strengths – passionate vocals and memorable tunes. It’s a straightforward formula that’s been winning hearts and ears since the dawn of popular music, from the doo-wop days of the Platters, through the timeless harmonies of the Drifters and Coasters, to the slick modern sounds of Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC, Take That and Boyzone. But no one’s done it with so much success as Westlife – 34 million album sales are testament to that!
Following four months’ holidays – the longest break of their entire career – the boys have returned to action sounding stronger, fresher and hungrier than ever. “I think the break did us good,” says Nicky, who spent much of his summer getting in shape in the gym. “We still look at ourselves as the luckiest band in the world, but when you do something so long and so frequently, you’re bound to need time to recharge your batteries.”
That freshness can be heard all over ‘Face To Face.’ The band have never sounded in better voice and they’ve rarely had a better choice of material on which to show it. “We know we have to raise the bar each time we make an album and be bigger and better,” acknowledges Shane, who recently became a father for the first time. After seven years together, their seventh album finds them at the top of their game, and it’s a big game they play in, with six multi-platinum albums in the UK alone. Add to that the Brit Awards, MTV Award, 12 UK number one’s; Westlife are amazingly one of the biggest brands on the planet.
That freshness can be heard all over ‘Face To Face.’ The band have never sounded in better voice and they’ve rarely had a better choice of material on which to show it. “We know we have to raise the bar each time we make an album and be bigger and better,” acknowledges Shane, who recently became a father for the first time. After seven years together, their seventh album finds them at the top of their game, and it’s a big game they play in, with six multi-platinum albums in the UK alone. Add to that the Brit Awards, MTV Award, 12 UK number one’s; Westlife are amazingly one of the biggest brands on the planet.
Songwriting and production duties are equally divided between long-term collaborator Steve Mac and Swedish hit-makers The Location, returning to the Westlife fold after working on their first two albums (and for Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC among many others), with recording done in Ireland, Sweden and London over the long hot summer.
And the secret behind their rejuvenated sound – not such a secret really – is that they’ve just recharged their batteries with the longest holiday of their career. “We had nearly four months off and it felt like three years,” laughs Nicky. “The break made us realize how much we wanted to start work again. At the end of it I couldn’t wait to get back into the studio.”
A new start and a new chapter… but the Westlife story is far from over.
And the secret behind their rejuvenated sound – not such a secret really – is that they’ve just recharged their batteries with the longest holiday of their career. “We had nearly four months off and it felt like three years,” laughs Nicky. “The break made us realize how much we wanted to start work again. At the end of it I couldn’t wait to get back into the studio.”
A new start and a new chapter… but the Westlife story is far from over.
Kian:
Birthday and place of birth: 29th April 1980,
SligoStarsign: Taurus – and I am like a bull!
I never thought that Westlife would: Have 12 Number One Singles.
My favourite Westlife moment: Shooting the video for If I Let You Go in Tenerife
My favourite Westlife track: What Makes A ManMy favourite Westlife video: Fool AgainWhat the other guys say about me: Very headstrong!
When I'm not working I like to: Spend time in the surf dude!
My motto is: Treat people how you like to be treated
Shane:
Birthday and place of birth: 5th July 1979,
SligoStarsign: Cancer
I never thought that Westlife would: Still be hugely successful seven years on
My favourite Westlife moment: Meeting the PopeMy favourite Westlife track: Flying Without WingsMy favourite Westlife video: Fool Again
What the other guys say about me: That I am generous and a nice guy!
When I'm not working I like to: Change my daughter’s nappies!
My motto is: Everything happens for a reason
Nicky:
Birthday and place of birth: 9th October 1978,
DublinStarsign: Libra - I am a beautifully balanced person!
I never thought that Westlife would: Play two nights at Lansdowne Road to 80,000 people.
My favourite Westlife moment: Meeting the Pope and our dads performing on our TV show 'She's The One'
My favourite Westlife track: World Of Our OwnMy favourite Westlife video: World Of Our Own (U.S Version)
What the other guys say about me: I'm the longest in the shower
When I'm not working I like to: Spend time with my wife and walk our little pups
My motto is: Smile, enjoy life, live every day like it's your last
Mark:
Birthday and place of birth: 28th May 1980,
SligoStarsign: Gemini.
I never thought that Westlife would: Win Record Of The Year three times!
My favourite Westlife moment: Meeting the Pope
My favourite Westlife track: Can't Lose What You Never Had
My favourite Westlife video: World Of Our Own (U.S Version)
What the other guys say about me: Where is Mark?!
When I'm not working I like to: Write songsMy motto is: Wake up and breathe!
Sunday, April 29, 2007
The Marine meets the big screen
Electric – it’s the one word to describe the day of the world premiere of WWE Films’ The Marine. WWE Champion John Cena, RAW Superstars and Divas, movie director John Bonito, actress Kelly Carlson and WWE.com were all on hand for the exciting premiere day at United States Marine Corps base Camp Pendleton in sunny Southern California on Tuesday. It was a historic day the WWE Champion will never forget. WWE.com spoke exclusively with Cena upon his arrival at Camp Pendleton. The WWE Champion was thrilled to be at the base for the big day. “We are here at Camp Pendleton to premiere The Marine. This is a very important day for WWE Films and for me. It’s fantastic that we have the USMC on board. I’m looking forward to seeing the movie today. It’s my first time seeing it on the big screen,” Cena said.
The WWE Superstars and Divas made their first stop on the base – a busy chow hall where Marines who were eating lunch were able to meet and greet Cena, Triple H, Ric Flair, Carlito,
JonathanCoachman, Maria, Candice, Bonito and Carlson. They took a few moments to stop to sign autographs and take photos with the WWE fans. “We went and said hello and had a little meet and greet with some of the soldiers here at the base, sharing the happiness and love,” Carlito said. “They were very happy to see us. Of course they were very excited to see Carlito, as always. It’s a good day. I think we brought a smile to everyone’s face. That’s what we’re here to do.” After the chow hall, the Superstars and Divas headed to the Seventh Engineer Support Battalion, the site of a Marines obstacle course. More than 500 Marines were there to greet Cena and the others. The scene was electrifying – the crowd gathered was extremely excited to meet the WWE stars. A large group of Marines gathered around Flair and joined in on a loud “Wooo!” with the Nature Boy, while the male Marines enjoyed taking photos with Candice and Maria. “Ric Flair has to be my favorite WWE Superstar,” said female Marine Sgt. Baker. “And I got to meet him today!” “We love coming to the military bases, especially today, having the premiere of The Marine later today,” Coachman said. Some of the Marines showed their athletic abilities on the difficult obstacle course. Triple H yelled out to the crowd, “Who wants to see Coach do the obstacle course?” Coachman shot back, “I didn’t bring a towel. I didn’t bring soap,” so a Marine nearby yelled out, “There’s a fire hydrant over there!” The last Marine to complete the obstacle course had a tough time climbing up the final rope, but his efforts didn’t go unnoticed, as Maria planted a kiss on his cheek once he finished the course. “It’s exhilarating to meet the WWE Superstars,” said Staff Sgt. Santiago. “My favorites are Triple H and Carlito. I like what he does with the apple!”
The Superstars also visited the Wounded Warrior Center, where wounded soldiers – most of whom fought in Iraq – are staying for rehabilitation. They toured a few rooms, the computer lab and the lounge. They met a few wounded Marines and stopped to take photographs in front of an Iwo Jima memorial on the wall. It was an emotional moment for both the soldiers and the WWE Superstars. “My day has been absolutely wonderful so far. We had a chance to meet some injured Marines. We had a chance to meet some Marines who have recently returned home,” Cena told WWE.com. “This is what an event should be like. It shouldn’t be the quote-unquote place to be. Now this is the place to be. It’s a pleasure to be spending the day with these men and women.” After touring the base and meeting soldiers, the WWE Superstars prepared for the big red carpet event that evening. Around 5 p.m., their limos started rolling up to the Camp Pendleton movie theater, where a giant, energized crowd more than 1,000 had gathered earlier that afternoon to watch the red carpet festivities, hosted by RAW’s Todd Grisham.
“Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the world premiere of The Marine at Camp Pendleton!” Grisham said. “Are you ready for the WWE Superstars? Let’s get this party started guys – keep that energy up!” Ric Flair and Maria arrived first. While the beautiful Diva blew kisses to her adoring fans, The Nature Boy addressed the crowd. “Tonight, John Cena, the WWE Champion, has a great movie coming out called The Marine,” Flair said. “We’re thankful for all of you here. We’re honored. You guys are the greatest.” Carlito, Candice, Coach and Bonito arrived next, and one apple-carrying cool guy shared his thoughts with the crowd. “This place is definitely cool. The Marine is going to be cool. Carlito not being in The Marine – that’s not cool. Not even a cameo?! Come on!” he said. Camp Pendleton’s base commander, Col. Seaton, walked the red carpet, too, and received many cheers
The Superstars also visited the Wounded Warrior Center, where wounded soldiers – most of whom fought in Iraq – are staying for rehabilitation. They toured a few rooms, the computer lab and the lounge. They met a few wounded Marines and stopped to take photographs in front of an Iwo Jima memorial on the wall. It was an emotional moment for both the soldiers and the WWE Superstars. “My day has been absolutely wonderful so far. We had a chance to meet some injured Marines. We had a chance to meet some Marines who have recently returned home,” Cena told WWE.com. “This is what an event should be like. It shouldn’t be the quote-unquote place to be. Now this is the place to be. It’s a pleasure to be spending the day with these men and women.” After touring the base and meeting soldiers, the WWE Superstars prepared for the big red carpet event that evening. Around 5 p.m., their limos started rolling up to the Camp Pendleton movie theater, where a giant, energized crowd more than 1,000 had gathered earlier that afternoon to watch the red carpet festivities, hosted by RAW’s Todd Grisham.
“Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the world premiere of The Marine at Camp Pendleton!” Grisham said. “Are you ready for the WWE Superstars? Let’s get this party started guys – keep that energy up!” Ric Flair and Maria arrived first. While the beautiful Diva blew kisses to her adoring fans, The Nature Boy addressed the crowd. “Tonight, John Cena, the WWE Champion, has a great movie coming out called The Marine,” Flair said. “We’re thankful for all of you here. We’re honored. You guys are the greatest.” Carlito, Candice, Coach and Bonito arrived next, and one apple-carrying cool guy shared his thoughts with the crowd. “This place is definitely cool. The Marine is going to be cool. Carlito not being in The Marine – that’s not cool. Not even a cameo?! Come on!” he said. Camp Pendleton’s base commander, Col. Seaton, walked the red carpet, too, and received many cheers.
When Triple H arrived, carrying a life-size cutout of DX partner, Shawn Michaels, the crowd erupted in excitement with loud chants of “Triple H” and “DX.” “Tonight is John Cena’s night. We’re here to celebrate him and we’re here to celebrate The Marine. And if you’re not down with that, I got two words for you…” Triple H said to the crowd, who screamed back, “SUCK IT!” While WWE.com was talking to the lovely Candice, who was raving about the welcome reception she felt by the Marines, Cena and Carlson arrived and the crowd went wild. Mid-interview, the excited Diva couldn’t help but yell out, “All this noise is for John Cena. It’s great,” as she sneaked a peek down the red carpet to see Cena’s arrival. “I am happy to be here with each and every one of you,” Cena, dressed in Marine fatigues, said to the WWE fans. “The Champ is right here, and well, I’m ready to get this thing started. Let’s go to the movies!” After the Superstars and Divas spoke to other media outlets, the anxious crowd began filling the theater. Once everyone was seated with popcorn in hand, the Superstars were introduced to the crowd, and Triple H gave a DX salute, which was met by many cheers. Cena and Carlson also thanked the Marines, and the movie reels began spinning in a historic moment for WWE, WWE Films and Cena. The crowd was pumped for The Marine. They laughed at the comedy, they oohed and ahhed over the plentiful explosion scenes, and they cheered for John Triton, Cena’s character in the movie. As the Marines and the Superstars filed out of the theater, no one could contain their excitement for the action-packed flick. They were still smiling and cheering on the way out. “Tonight has been wonderful,” Cena said. “It really is heartwarming that the first time I saw The Marine on the big screen was with the United States Marine Corps.” “WWE are the action stars of today. There’s no reason we can’t be the action stars of Hollywood,” Triple H said. He also took a moment to congratulate Cena on his big screen premiere. “Great movie!” he told the WWE Champion. Carlito agreed. “I thought the movie was great,” Carlito said. “It was action-packed. It was fast-paced. I saw a side of John Cena I never had seen. Carlito was blown away.
When Triple H arrived, carrying a life-size cutout of DX partner, Shawn Michaels, the crowd erupted in excitement with loud chants of “Triple H” and “DX.” “Tonight is John Cena’s night. We’re here to celebrate him and we’re here to celebrate The Marine. And if you’re not down with that, I got two words for you…” Triple H said to the crowd, who screamed back, “SUCK IT!” While WWE.com was talking to the lovely Candice, who was raving about the welcome reception she felt by the Marines, Cena and Carlson arrived and the crowd went wild. Mid-interview, the excited Diva couldn’t help but yell out, “All this noise is for John Cena. It’s great,” as she sneaked a peek down the red carpet to see Cena’s arrival. “I am happy to be here with each and every one of you,” Cena, dressed in Marine fatigues, said to the WWE fans. “The Champ is right here, and well, I’m ready to get this thing started. Let’s go to the movies!” After the Superstars and Divas spoke to other media outlets, the anxious crowd began filling the theater. Once everyone was seated with popcorn in hand, the Superstars were introduced to the crowd, and Triple H gave a DX salute, which was met by many cheers. Cena and Carlson also thanked the Marines, and the movie reels began spinning in a historic moment for WWE, WWE Films and Cena. The crowd was pumped for The Marine. They laughed at the comedy, they oohed and ahhed over the plentiful explosion scenes, and they cheered for John Triton, Cena’s character in the movie. As the Marines and the Superstars filed out of the theater, no one could contain their excitement for the action-packed flick. They were still smiling and cheering on the way out. “Tonight has been wonderful,” Cena said. “It really is heartwarming that the first time I saw The Marine on the big screen was with the United States Marine Corps.” “WWE are the action stars of today. There’s no reason we can’t be the action stars of Hollywood,” Triple H said. He also took a moment to congratulate Cena on his big screen premiere. “Great movie!” he told the WWE Champion. Carlito agreed. “I thought the movie was great,” Carlito said. “It was action-packed. It was fast-paced. I saw a side of John Cena I never had seen. Carlito was blown away.”
The movie’s director, John Bonito, was pleased to see the crowd react so favorably towards The Marine. “We just got out of a packed theater at Camp Pendleton, and we saw it with the Marines for the first time on the big screen and it was crazy!” Bonito said. “They laughed everywhere they were supposed to, and they were loud when they were supposed to be. I think it really went well. I mean, you sweat things like this. And then you come here and you represent the Marines, and you’re on a Marine base, so you want everything to hit on all cylinders and it did. They loved it.” Cena’s co-star, Kelly Carlson, was very impressed with the WWE fans and admitted it was the best red carpet movie premiere she’s ever attended. “My experience with the WWE fans was incredible. I’ve never seen fans like that before. They’re super-loyal. They’re super-enthusiastic. They’re really fun and intense and screaming during the movie. It was really cool to be a part of it,” Carlson said. “This is the best movie premiere I’ve ever been to. The enthusiasm of the Marines and the crowd – We have really good premieres with Nip/Tuck, but these guys are passionate about being Marines. They’re really proud.” The Marines’ reaction was just as positive as the movie’s stars and the WWE Superstars. About 50 Marines lined up to tell WWE’s cameras what a great time they had. “I thought the explosions were really, really good. There were a whole lot of them. The more explosions in the movie, the better! And The Marine had plenty,” said Lance Corporal Hines. “It was great WWE had the premiere here. It gave me a little bit of confidence knowing WWE thinks we’re heroes. It’s great. I really appreciate them doing this for us.” “I don’t think there could have been a better person than John Cena to play The Marine. He has a typical, All-American, patriotic, hardcore look. I thought it was great,” said Sgt. Banks. “It was explosive, in one word,” said Lance Corporal Garcia. “John Cena did a really good job. Kelly Carlson really looked good. John Cena is the man! It was good of WWE to come and do all this for us. It means a lot to us.” Cena also told WWE.com he wanted to make it clear that although now he’s on the big screen, he’s still first and foremost the WWE Champion in the ring.
The movie’s director, John Bonito, was pleased to see the crowd react so favorably towards The Marine. “We just got out of a packed theater at Camp Pendleton, and we saw it with the Marines for the first time on the big screen and it was crazy!” Bonito said. “They laughed everywhere they were supposed to, and they were loud when they were supposed to be. I think it really went well. I mean, you sweat things like this. And then you come here and you represent the Marines, and you’re on a Marine base, so you want everything to hit on all cylinders and it did. They loved it.” Cena’s co-star, Kelly Carlson, was very impressed with the WWE fans and admitted it was the best red carpet movie premiere she’s ever attended. “My experience with the WWE fans was incredible. I’ve never seen fans like that before. They’re super-loyal. They’re super-enthusiastic. They’re really fun and intense and screaming during the movie. It was really cool to be a part of it,” Carlson said. “This is the best movie premiere I’ve ever been to. The enthusiasm of the Marines and the crowd – We have really good premieres with Nip/Tuck, but these guys are passionate about being Marines. They’re really proud.” The Marines’ reaction was just as positive as the movie’s stars and the WWE Superstars. About 50 Marines lined up to tell WWE’s cameras what a great time they had. “I thought the explosions were really, really good. There were a whole lot of them. The more explosions in the movie, the better! And The Marine had plenty,” said Lance Corporal Hines. “It was great WWE had the premiere here. It gave me a little bit of confidence knowing WWE thinks we’re heroes. It’s great. I really appreciate them doing this for us.” “I don’t think there could have been a better person than John Cena to play The Marine. He has a typical, All-American, patriotic, hardcore look. I thought it was great,” said Sgt. Banks. “It was explosive, in one word,” said Lance Corporal Garcia. “John Cena did a really good job. Kelly Carlson really looked good. John Cena is the man! It was good of WWE to come and do all this for us. It means a lot to us.” Cena also told WWE.com he wanted to make it clear that although now he’s on the big screen, he’s still first and foremost the WWE Champion in the ring.
“There are some inklings of the WWE genre in our movie and that’s to let the WWE fans know I’m not going to forget about them,” Cena said. “There’s a lot of talk about transition from sports entertainment to movies. I want to let the WWE fans know that as much as I loved this experience with The Marine, I will never leave that 20-by-20 box that I love so much. I want the WWE fans to know that if you see a chokeslam here or maybe a Triple H sledgehammer there, it’s just to let them know that remembers the fans.” Since so many WWE fans and Marines came for the world premiere of The Marine, WWE held a second screening later that evening for a crowd of almost 500 more WWE fans. Cena was overjoyed with the reaction his movie received and offered one final message for the WWE fans reading on WWE.com: “Go see this movie! Go see it 100 times! Then go buy it on DVD and watch it. Put it on your shelf for three months and then watch it again. It will change your life! Friday, April 27, 2007
WWE champ John Cena [u can see me]
Name: John Cena
Height: 6 foot 1
Weight: 240 pounds
From: West Newbury, Mass.
Signature Move: The FU; STFU
Career Highlights: WWE Champion; U.S. Champion
Check out his Biography
Let’s be honest: hailing from the rolling hills and broad valleys that constitute West Newbury, Massachusetts, will likely never earThen again, it didn’t happen overnight for him, either. Long before he became the Dr. of Thuganomics, young Cena had to endure the neighborhood rocker kids’ taunts about his baggy pants and rayon Kwamé shirts. His love for freestyling lyrics about rebellion and individualism just didn’t fit within the small rural community. By the time he turned 15, however, those same kids would stop teasing him, for it became apparent that Cena had been developing another passion: hitting the gym.
After applying to more than 60 colleges (and being accepted by 58), Cena attended Massachusetts’ Springfield College, where he excelled as a Division III All-American offensive lineman and team captain for the Pride. But as much as he fondly remembers his college football accomplishments, he’s equally as proud of earning his degree in Exercise Physiology, which he attributes to making him a smarter, more durable performer in the ring today.
Though a huge WWE fan since childhood, rooting for heroes like Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, and Shawn Michaels, Cena had honestly never even considered a career in sports-entertainment. Instead, he flew out to California in 2000, to pursue a profession in bodybuilding (a move he now admits to making simply because his father had told him he wouldn’t make it out there). But while working behind the counter of Gold’s Gym in Venice, a discussion with a wrestler-in-training encouraged Cena to enroll in classes at Ultimate Pro Wrestling. He was instantly hooked, and became motivated to learn everything he could about his newfound craft. He obviously proved a quick study; within a year, World Wrestling Entertainment signed Cena to a developmental contract to train at Ohio Valley Wrestling. By June 2002, he had joined the SmackDown roster, and less than a year later headlined the first of what has since become countless main-event matches.
That said, Cena has never forgotten his roots. In fact, remembering where he came from has helped him evolve into the man he is today: a well-versed hip-hop artist, a successful movie star, and a blue-collared Chain Gang Soldier who’s always ready to fight. In his jean shorts and Reebok Pumps, he leads his WWE fan-based army into battle with the mission statement he’s been down with since Day One: hustle, loyalty, and respect.
n you “street cred”--unless, of course, you’re John Cena.
After applying to more than 60 colleges (and being accepted by 58), Cena attended Massachusetts’ Springfield College, where he excelled as a Division III All-American offensive lineman and team captain for the Pride. But as much as he fondly remembers his college football accomplishments, he’s equally as proud of earning his degree in Exercise Physiology, which he attributes to making him a smarter, more durable performer in the ring today.
Though a huge WWE fan since childhood, rooting for heroes like Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, and Shawn Michaels, Cena had honestly never even considered a career in sports-entertainment. Instead, he flew out to California in 2000, to pursue a profession in bodybuilding (a move he now admits to making simply because his father had told him he wouldn’t make it out there). But while working behind the counter of Gold’s Gym in Venice, a discussion with a wrestler-in-training encouraged Cena to enroll in classes at Ultimate Pro Wrestling. He was instantly hooked, and became motivated to learn everything he could about his newfound craft. He obviously proved a quick study; within a year, World Wrestling Entertainment signed Cena to a developmental contract to train at Ohio Valley Wrestling. By June 2002, he had joined the SmackDown roster, and less than a year later headlined the first of what has since become countless main-event matches.
That said, Cena has never forgotten his roots. In fact, remembering where he came from has helped him evolve into the man he is today: a well-versed hip-hop artist, a successful movie star, and a blue-collared Chain Gang Soldier who’s always ready to fight. In his jean shorts and Reebok Pumps, he leads his WWE fan-based army into battle with the mission statement he’s been down with since Day One: hustle, loyalty, and respect.
n you “street cred”--unless, of course, you’re John Cena.
DUNST: 'SPIDER-MAN 4 WILL BE OUT BY 2011'
KIRSTEN DUNST will return to the SPIDER-MAN franchise with TOBEY MAGUIRE and director SAM RAIMI for a fourth outing of the web-slinging superhero, which will be ready for release by 2011. Dunst, currently in London for the European premiere of Spider-Man 3, believes the leading stars will reunite at least once more for another project on the comic book hero - despite reports the third installment of the movie would be the last featuring the current cast. She says, "I think it might happen if me, Tobey and Raimi are all on board. I think it'll happen. It'll probably be out in four years at the latest."
Wish Abhishek Bachchan-Aishwarya Rai on there wedding
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I am comming
Pls live us alone
Lived happily ever after
I will not let the marriage happThursday, April 26, 2007
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