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Helios - Park Slope
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- slopefoodie Jul 20, 2006 02:32 PM
Need to give a nice thumbs up to Helios (sp?name?) the greek place on 6th and almost Flatbush?
Was very impressed with the food, service and dare I say authenticity? The salads offered as part of their meze selection were delicious - so fresh, served perfectly. The entrees - the veal pattie with kalamtata potatoes and basic salad with chicken souvlaki were perfect - the salad dressing so light and lemony - and the best part was their fresh, homemade lemonade - and a good selection of greek beers.
highly recommend.
I'm not a big fan of the place, although I went for brunch, so maybe that was my mistake. I don't like the atmosphere either -- it doesn't feel comfortable to me.
I'm a fan of Helios too. Everything I've had there has been excellent, especially the hamburger and salads. Good coffee at night. I think it's really pleasant inside and on the patio.
Helios can either be very good or very bad. When it's very bad it's usually because they use way too much salt to the point of being caustic.
I have to concur with those that have had mixed experiences there. They have a decent brunch, but nothing special. I got their speciality greek coffee frappe on the owner's recommendation and it was like a whole milk bomb exploded in my stomach. Seriously hefty stuff, not for the weak at heart (or stomach).
In my experiences, the omelettes were decent, the yogurt and fruit very nice & simple, the pankcakes were terrible, the salads great. It's stop-and-go at that place.
And one of my main issues? Every time I've been there (about 4) it's been near-empty, and a slightly depressing vibe...no customers, just a few waitresses staring off into space... It's a nice location but I guess tough, a bit off the main drag.
I like their avgolemono soup, and since i've only eaten there outside on a nice day, I can't comment on the atmosphere (I also don't enjoy empty restaurants as much). I have gone there twice for the soup though- I think it's addictive.
Went for my second time on Friday. They do an excellent burger, best in the slope IMO. Fries and onion rings are very good too. But it was pretty much empty -- I overhead the people at the table next to us saying they were there for the 2nd night in a row, but no one else inside, and only one couple outside on a Friday night -- which is why I comment; can't imagine this place will last much longer w/o some support. Try it if your in the neighborhood and are jonesing for a burger or souvlaki.
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That's too bad. I've had their souvlaki and salads for brunch and have always found them to be good. I think their biggest challenge is that they are a "tweener" -- they're a cross between a glorified diner and a Greek restaurant. It's owned by the same folks who own Elia in Bay Ridge, which is an excellent, very authentic Greek restaurant, and I think that somewhere along the way they wouldn't or couldn't replicate the model at that particular location in the Slope.
I've had great food at Helios, and appreciate the care they seem to put into the quality of the food and the cooking. The place is often empty, but it looks like they do a good bit of take out business. There seem to be a lot of comments about the somewhat bummer vibe inside, and I have to be honest, I believe that it eminates directly from the owner's (or boss, I assume he's the owner) somewhat, let's say, "old school" attitude towards his female waitstaff and hispanic kitchen staff. I'm not an oversensitive PC type of person in any way, but I've felt a little uncomfortable in Helios on occasion because if the type of interaction I've sensed between the "big guy" and the people working there.
Never seen the same waitress there twice.....
i went there for the first time this past weekend - and after eating the burger (grass fed...) and a frappe was laid up for the rest of the day - seriously heavy stuff - and I don't have a weak stomach. maybe it was the combo - a friend of mine loves the frappe and goes there all the time for it - but it was kinda like a milk bomb to me too... my friend also ordered a regular coffee and it came in a french press with a warmed glass which seemed like nice touches. i would give it another try though but order a salad instead.
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Despite some mixed reviews, I think Helios is a good addition to the neighborhood. Where else in Park Slope can you get good souvlaki and agvolemono soup? At least it's not another pseudo-Thai place!
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Had a great meal at Helio's today, but doesn't appear to being doing any better business than last year when it was last discussed. Agvolemono soup, moussaka, wonderful souvlaki, and great burger. Wonder why it isn't more popular?
imo, it's they've got the best burgers (including veggie burgers) hands down. fries are great, salads are huge and fresh, and the prices are downright cheap compared to the quality of the dinner items. try having a piece of salmon on that salad - it's grilled and seasoned to perfection.


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Scaling Down, Weighing In
At the Johns Hopkins Weight Management Center there are no gimmicks and no promises of overnight miracles. Just the tailored, well-rounded approach to dieting you've hungered for.
And Satan created McDonald's. And McDonald's brought forth the 99-cent double-cheeseburger. And Satan said to Man, "You want fries with that?"
And Man said,
"Super size them."
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Joyce Parks has been a nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital for two dozen years, yet recently she's found colleagues passing her by wordlessly in the corridors. Parks doesn't fault them. Even she doesn't immediately recognize herself in photos these days. Over the past year, she has shrunk down seven dress sizes, one shoe size, and trimmed 10 inches off her waist. Best of all, after losing 45 percent of her body weight, Parks has shed her medical problems. She has energy enough to actually run up and down stairs, her knees no longer hurt, and she's been liberated from the five medications she was taking every day to control her blood pressure.
"I'm very aware of the risks of being obese," says Parks,
a clinical nurse specialist on Meyer 6, where Hopkins' chronic pain
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The Center has all the Hopkins hallmarks. It is comprehensive-clients fill out an exhaustive questionnaire before the first visit, and early on, get their metabolism, body composition and fitness levels tested. It is multidisciplinary-instead of one cheerleader in the front of a room, a team of physicians, dietitians, psychologists and an exercise physiologist bring their various perspectives and expertise to the patient. It is cerebral-there's a substantial, though separate, research component that studies the problems patients bring with them through the door.
Lawrence Cheskin, a gastroenterologist by trade, developed the program
11 years ago because he saw "a great need" for weight control
among his patients.
Today in the United States, you are in the minority if you are neither overweight nor obese. Even our children are having trouble controlling their weight. The reason isn't a mystery.
"We live in a culture that says, Eat fast food and be a couch potato," says Cheskin. Yet the societal ideal is to keep your body fit and trim. "It's hard to reconcile those two messages."
Once you've determined to cut calories, having the right motivation is key. "If you do something because you feel bad about yourself," begins Cheskin, "that's a powerful but ugly motivator, and one likely to be resisted by the individual." In other words, if you're dieting out of fear of losing your spouse, it's normal to be resentful.
A more promising motivator is concern over physical health. People who respond to society's "thin" bias by losing weight to improve their health-not because they feel inadequate-have the best chance of success, says Cheskin. "Yes, take advantage of the cultural milieu, but do it for yourself, your health and energy."
In fact, obesity is close to overtaking tobacco as the leading cause of preventable death in the U.S., according to the surgeon general. High blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, even some forms of cancer are obesity-related diseases implicated in 300,000 deaths a year. Recently, an ominous rise in diabetes has paralleled the increase in Americans' waistlines.
Although the concepts of weight reduction are well understood, "it's difficult to put into practice," says the wiry Cheskin, who admits he's never had a weight problem. Joyce Parks did not find the strict fasting phase of the Hopkins program difficult; it's keeping the weight off that worries her.
Since statistically only one in 20 dieters succeeds in maintaining weight loss, Parks has reason for concern. At the Hopkins center, which moved from Bayview Medical Center to Green Spring Station seven months ago, one-third of clients have kept off more than half their weight, and maintenance is talked about early and often in the program.
"We ask people, What will you do to change your lifestyle so you're able to maintain this weight loss?" says psychologist Diana Kopyt, deputy director of the center. "And we help people build skills. Because the more scenarios you can deal with, the better off you'll be."
Kopyt also wants her clients to have the tools to deal with a relapse. "Everyone gains weight back," she states. "You go on vacation, you're in a situation where you're not as careful. The idea is to get back on track. It doesn't have to be the beginning of the end, you're not doomed. We challenge that all-or-nothing thinking. We all make choices that aren't perfect. None of us is perfect. That's a huge step to be able to realize that."
Joyce Parks admits she was a victim of black-and-white thinking. She loves potato chips so much she dared not even look at them. Eventually, her dietitian asked her, Are you going to go through your whole life without eating another potato chip?
They discussed ways she could incorporate chips back into her diet. There was the fat-free option, and talk about what actually constitutes a serving. She might choose part of a bag, or substitute a full bag for something else.
"The point is, you have choices," says Parks. "You ask, How do you make this work for you? It's not, Put it in your mouth and think about it later."
Parks even has the willpower now to bake a cake for her family and
not touch it.
-Mary Ellen Miller
The Johns Hopkins Weight Management Center can be reached at 410-847-3744, or visit its Web site at www.jhbmc.jhu.edu/weight. Hopkins employees receive a significant discount.
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Whenever I ask my son what flavor of cookie (or ice cream) he'd like, I always gets the same answer – mint Oreo. He also loves cookies (what kid doesn't?!), so I decided to make these for him. Since the dough is so soft, it's absolutely necessary to refrigerate the dough. It's kinda a bummer to have to wait for so long (8-24 hours) before baking the cookies, but the cookies will bake out like crazy otherwise. Even though though they take longer (just because of the chilling time), they are SO worth it!! They are fat and soft and full of rich, cookies-inside-of-a cookie-goodness.
- Line 2 cookie sheets with silicone baking mats or parchment paper.
- In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat together the butter and sugars until fluffy well-combined, about 3-4 minutes.
- Beat in eggs one at a times, scraping down the sides as needed.
- Stir in vanilla until incorporated.
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- Stir in flour mixture until just incorporated.
- Stir in chocolate chips and chopped Oreos until combined.
- Cover and refrigerate dough at least 3 hours (up to 24 hours). The longer you refrigerate it, the more the dough will hold its shape as it bakes. Ideally, plan for 8-24 hours.
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Untitled Lyrics - Smashing Pumpkins
Review The Song (10)
Should I know what we're missing
What's to stop what they're missing
To feel love, to be in love all around
Anyone can hold a promise
Not everyone
Can feel honoured
To be in love, to feel love all around
Turn me on, hear me speak
Let me be what I need
You're enough for me
Many times while you sleep
I'm dreaming of what to keep
To know your wish, to hold it true
To slay the things that trouble you
Turn me on, out of reach
Listen here, feel me
Just believe, just believe you'll see
To feel love
To be in love all around
Hold the truth if you want it
If you don't, I won't flaunt it
To feel love, to be in love all around
When you're young you can promise
Anything that you wanted
To be in love, to feel love all around
Turn me on, let me speak
From my heart I receive
Plain happiness, just happiness
You and me
To feel love
To be in love all around
To be in love
To feel love all around
To feel love
To be in love all around
To be in love
To feel love all around
I know your wish, I hold it true (feel love all around)
To hide the things that trouble you (feel love all around)
Turn me on out of reach (feel love all around)
Let me speak all my peace (feel love all around)
Just believe what you keep (feel love all around)
You'll never need to hurry me (feel love all around)
To feel love
To be in love all around
To be in love
To feel love all around
To feel love
To be in love all around
To be in love
To feel love all around
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... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/30/09
i still have that same radio rip from q101 in chicago and right before they played the song, billy says "rock on people" and i never edited it out. brings back some great memories. i just saw them on hdnet playing the fillmore residencies in frisco and they played "untitled' which shocked the sh*t out of me. one of the best concerts i saw of them ever was december '08 at the aragon in chicago. the setlist is basically a greatest hits show...
Tonight, Tonight
Stand Inside Your Love
99 Floors
Cherub Rock
United States
A Song for a Son
Medellia of the Gray Skies
Bullet with Butterfly Wings
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Ava Adore
rock on people! ;)
Untitled review | Reviewer: Kenny | 6/28/09
I had a version of this song ripped off the radio in Chicago when Billy brought it to them to airplay it. He said alot of people were saying this was more like the older Pumpkins - the Pop Pumpkins..he went on to say that the Pumpkins had alot of incarnations - pop, rock, punk, heavy metal, etc... and that this was the last thing they had recorded, though I assume that it was just him and his drummer as usual. This will always be one of my favorite songs. It is just an awesome song, and very bright and uplifting...something that got into his Zwan material as well. It is the last great Pumpkin song..all the new stuff has no heart in it at all, and with Jimmy Chamberlain finally gone as well, I hold out little hope that Billy will ever compose another close to this one. It's all thrash and metal now, for some reason Billy thinks that is what people want, but really we always liked the pop Pumpkins the best.. as for God references, that is silly, it is a song about love and being in love, and it's a great song... Billy is a born again Christian, just listen to the last song on the Zwan album, if you doubt, but that has no relevance here. cheers
Actually.... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/24/08
Billy has stated many times he is religious, however he doesn't believe in the church structure, so his relationship with god is more on a personal level, so take whatever you will from that.
Otherwise, great song, I'm loving the new stuff too and can't wait for the next album.
god | Reviewer: theo | 12/30/07
Who cares... lyrics are meant to be interpreted how you want. take what you need, just as one can interpret a poem in different ways. Billy Corgan writes amazing lyrics and he is very talented, all his songs can have multiple interpretations to satisfy all you over analizing creeps that roam the internet, looking to pick a fight or argue for nothing. who cares what he believes in? I;m sure he doesent care what you believe in, he appreciates our listning to the music as we do the music...(bet half the people on this site dont even have originals... talking shit with torrent files...)
God | Reviewer: sivalull | 10/19/07
Read Billy's latest blog on smashingpumpkins.com. Read lyrics a few tunes on Machina. Read lyrics from the new album. And how about the song "God" from the Zero single? Billy definitely believes in God. It doesn't mean he's a Christian, and I don't think this particular song reflects his belief in God, but look into it. Sorry if you're disappointed that he's not the negative "Gloomy Gus" you all fell in love with anymore, and sorry you can't continue to dwell in your Infinite Sadness with him anymore - but it's true. He did find some kind of faith as Graham mentioned...
Religious? | Reviewer: dK | 9/20/07
Look here people....Billy Corgan is not religous...The song untitled is an awesome song and it has been said by billy that this was a "seeya later" sort of song cause hell they broke up not long after....Thats it
lol | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/18/07
"God bless, Billy" kind of gives it away that Graham is some religious mockery who hopes to find his rock bands turning christian so he can finally play them openly for his morning mass, or something. Shame.
He mentions being turned on. Metaphors aside, it's not right to be turned on for the most part, in religion, especially Christianity, so what's that all about?
He's found a girl and feels like the rest of us do when we realise there's some amount of purity out there who loves us as much as we love them.
Great, Billy. We're all very happy for you :)
lol | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/12/07
Dude, Billy Corgan is way too smart/talented to start making psudo-christian rock songs... I think your just trying to project yourself on him; to make yourself feel more assured of your own faith? Who knows, but lay off plz...
What??? | Reviewer: Dave | 4/7/07
Why does everything have to be about religion and finding faith and god and all that stuff?
Can't you just accept that it's a song about being in love? This is my favourite pumpkins song, and someone saying that it's about finding faith kind of put a bad taste in my mouth about this song. Thanks alot there Graham.
Faith | Reviewer: Graham | 6/26/05
It has recently been brought to my attention, that life-long angstful, bitter, bleak, hopeless Billy Corgan has found some peace, and become a Christian. I do not mean to sound demeaning, mocking, or condescending in that comment. Rather, I find it puts a smile of contentment on my face; it's beautiful. I have yet to research further into this claim, but I wouldn't completely doubt it's truthfulness. Many of the lyrics in Billy's post-pumpkin band, Zwan portray "Declarations of Faith," as it were. I was just wondering, as I examine the lyrics to one of my favourite Pumpkin tunes, are the words to "Untitled" also a confession of faith?; a look into Corgan's transitionary elnightmenment? Perhaps. Peraps not. Neverthelss, it was nice to see hope bleed through into one of Billy's pre-Zwan tunes -- something completely uncharacteristic of the Smashing Pumpkins. I congratulate Billy on his new found faith, and if the rumors are not true, than I congratulate him on his new found happiness.
God bless, Billy. And thank you for your music.
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The smoked Spanish paprika gives a simple side of roasted cauliflower extra depth. This is definitely a favorite. —Juliette Mulholland, Corvallis, Oregon
8 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
1 large head cauliflower, broken into 1-inch florets (about 9 cups)
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
3/4 teaspoon salt
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
Place cauliflower in a large bowl. Combine the oil, paprika and salt.
Drizzle over cauliflower; toss to coat. Transfer to a 15-in. x
10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 450° for 10
Stir in garlic. Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until cauliflower is
tender and lightly browned, stirring occasionally. Sprinkle with
parsley. Yield: 8 servings.
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3/4 cup equals 58 calories, 4 g fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 254 mg sodium, 6 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 2 g protein.
Diabetic Exchanges:
1 vegetable, 1/2 fat.
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Singers and performers from around the region are in the midst of a busy late spring and summer schedule.
On May 21st, Majida El Roumi kicks off the first evening of the Mawazine Festival in Morocco, after which she returns to Beirut and then heads to Tunisia for another music tour.
Majida, who will also perform a concert on July 9th as part of the Carthage Festival, has not recorded any new song recently, including the work she collaborated on with composer Melhem Barakat.
Arab star Walid Tawfik finished recording a duet with singer Bassima entitled "La Abaat Salamat," with lyrics by Omar Samir Zaki, music by Mohamed Yahya and distribution by Firas Shatila.
Tawfik, who is travelling to Kuwait and Dubai, will release his new album upon his return.
Meanwhile, Assi Al-Hellani was selected by the Egyptian Union in Europe to perform a concert at Albert Hall in London on June 10th. He will be joined by Hama'i and Sherine Wagdy in the concert, the proceeds of which will be used to build a sports stadium in Alexandria.
On May 16th, star Nancy Ajram celebrated her daughter Mila's first birthday, as well as her own. She performed a successful concert at the American University in Cairo after giving another concert in Alexandria.
Nancy recorded a song for her new album "Nifsyatu," with lyrics by Ayman Bahgat Amar, music by Walid Saad and distribution by Tuma. She is also preparing a song called "Asli," with lyrics by Hani Al-Saghir, music by Mahmoud Khiyami and distribution by Tarek Madkour.
Artist Fadel Shaker finished recording songs for his new album, scheduled for release before the summer. He selected music by Walid Saad and lyrics by Ayman Bahgat Amar and Nader Abdullah for several of the songs.
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Artist Darine Hadchiti finished recording the song "Ahla Al-Shabab", with lyrics by Elias Nasser and music by George Karam. She will shoot it as a video clip in the next two weeks. The song is in the Lebanese dialect and reflects the dabka style. "Ahla Al-Shabab" marks Darine's return to this genre.
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Egyptian artist Mustafa Amar, after staying away from music in favour of film, returns to singing. He is putting the final touches on his new album "Hiya," to be released soon by Alam Al-Fan and Mazzika, and in which he collaborates with producer Mohsen Gaber.
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The voice of peace. Madam, whenever I hear your voice, I believe that peace will come to prevail in the world.
None of the current female artists, with the exception of the great Fairuz and the creative Julia, are up to the level of Majida Al-Rumi, either in voice or in talent, sophistication, high culture and the dominant presence. For this woman, who enjoys tenderness, innocence, high morals and a strong will, all she has to do is simply appear on the stage to overshadow all current artists. She has an awesome presence and high charisma on the stage.
People's tastes and opinions are different, but it is shameful for anyone to hate someone else, based on mere feelings or ungrounded claims. The Muslims loved Majiha Al-Roumi even before the Christians did, because she has great and rare human characteristics that may not be found in some Muslims. She also has great taste, culture and respect for other religions, especially Islam. Therefore, she is distinguished from the other singers. Whoever sits with Majida and listens to how she speaks about Islam would be ashamed of himself if he thought ill of her. I call on our Muslim brothers to adhere to good manners we were known for and accept the others. In the end, we are all human beings, and Allah will judge between us on the Day of Judgment. Thank you, Majida Al-Roumi, and I wish you all that is good.
The artist Majda El Roumi is among the pioneers of her generation of Arab songstresses, as she has succeeded in having an impact on the Arabic artistic scene in a short period, compared to other singers. Majda El Roumi was raised in an artistic family. Her father was a talented composer and musician and composed for many great Arab artists, and his compositions were publicly acclaimed. However, belonging to such an artistic family is not the only reason behind her success; it has helped her in acquiring a musical ear by enjoying the beautiful tunes. This has greatly helped her in her artistic career. In fact, Majda El Roumi is careful about the choice of her songs and only produces work to the level of her aspirations and to the satisfaction of her audience, in terms of lyrics and composition. Besides, she is endowed with a beautiful, soft and strong voice, which has delighted her audience and enabled her to give stunning performances. She has been able to touch the feeling and hearts of her audience and make them long for the best in her. This has made her keener on giving her best and being careful with her choices. She is not among the ones who just want to achieve fame, but she wants to preserve it. This requires additional efforts on the part of the artist. Majda El Roumi is the epitome of refined and distinguished art, which has a great impact on her large Arab audience.
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Majedah Al Roumi is one of the best and most famous artists in the Arab countries; she has fans and audiences from all the Arab countries and she reached the stage of stardom that was not reached by any Lebanese singer, and she is considered the star of the Lebanese singing. She also has many fans and a large audience in Iraq, the country that adores a beautiful voice from any place in the world. Her voice has touched the hearts of everyone who loves singing and beautiful voices. She sings with her soul, and when she sings, you feel that there is no one like her, in addition to the high vocal range she possesses, which can't be found in any other singers. Her high feeling when she performs the love and romantic songs, and her voice, have enabled her to penetrate the hearts of her listeners. She knew the right way and track to take in the world of art, and that was the reason behind her success and the shining of her name till this day. In addition to all these things, she has a strong, confident personality, which distinguishes her from the other Arab singers, and also her selection of the words and melodies of her songs is another significant factor of her success.
She is a wonderful artist; she sang beautiful romantic songs and poems and she was characterized by her magnificent, mountainous voice. She has a great talent and a strong, beautiful voice; she has performed many difficult songs, especially emotional ones which are hard for any singer to perform, unless he/she has strong voice so that he/she could imitate the voice of Majedah Al Roumi. Majedah Al Roumi sang with passion, and she was very distinguished, and thus created her special atmosphere, where many people enjoy listening to her. Until this day, many of those who love emotional songs only enjoy them in Majedah AL Roumi's voice. She still has the sensitivity in singing and her name is still shining in the singing world for the great songs she has performed. Even in Iraq, her name and songs are still moving from one generation to another; the young people know who Majedah Al Roumi is and her songs are still alive to this day, and her cassettes are available in the markets and studios.
There is no artist similar to Majedah Al Roumi in voice and performance, since all the new singers are different in the way they perform their emotional songs. They don't reach the level of Majedah Al Roumi's performance. Because no one is similar to her and because we lack such a beautiful voice, her name remains shining till today, and I think that her voice and her beautiful songs will remain for generations.
Majedah Al Rumi is a singer with a great voice; I wish her all the best.
Majeda Al-Roumi has a large fan base. She is a real artist, different from modern female artists.
Majida El Roumi is among the artists who have their own artistic style. This is attributed to her continuous efforts, her choice of lyrics, and her choice of soft and refined composition, which delights the listeners and reaches their soul. This makes her songs immortal and easily remembered by her audience and fans. The success of a song, in addition to having good lyrics and good composition, relies on the voice of the artist; and the artist Majida is endowed with a soft and strong voice, which has increased in strength over time. This artist is among the persevering singers, who not only aspire to achieve fame, but to preserve and promote it.
We notice that Majida El Roumi is different from many singers who did not live in the memory of people longer than the period of the popularity of their songs. Their success is fleeting, like a whirlwind which comes and goes quickly, and that no one will remember. She has achieved such a level thanks to her constant efforts, seriousness and professionalism. In fact, she chooses the best lyrics, and the soft tunes have added to her good performance. What has helped her in her career is her belonging to an artistic family; her father is a great musician who has composed for many Arab artists, and his compositions have been well received and have met with great success in the Arab world. Majida El Roumi has not relied on her father; however, she has just benefited from his experience and relied on herself to pave her way in the world of music.
I love Majida Al Roumi. "Kalimat" is one of her best songs.
Frankly speaking, I do not like Magda El-Roumi. I feel that she is arrogant and that she hates Muslims.


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The startlingly handsome Star Wars star has many talents, but Jedi mind tricks aren't included.
You'd think Star Wars star Ewan McGregor would know a thing or two about mind control. But Obi-Wan Kenobi's Jedi training fell short when it comes to Tom Stoppard (at least the first time). Though he's currently starring in the Broadway revival of Stoppard's The Real Thing, McGregor's earlier bid for a Tom Stoppard play was less successful. No one puts Obi-Wan in a corner.
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Ewan McGregor hugs wife Ève as they coordinate in black for charity event
27 October 2014By Helen Zhao for MailOnline
Theyve been married for nearly two decades, and it seems Ewan McGregor and his wife Ève Mavrakis are still very much in love.
The 43-year-old actor held the 48-year-old production designer in a loving embrace as they attended a charity event in coordinated ensembles in New York City on Sunday.
The Star Wars actor was hosting a 'Sweet & Savory' reception at Swedish inspired café FIKA which serves coffee and gourmet chocolate.
The event benefitted the GO Campaign, which improves the lives of orphans and vulnerable children around the world by partnering with local heroes to deliver local solutions, according to their website.
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Ewan looked sharp dressed in black, including a buttoned suit jacket paired with matching trousers and rustic brown lace-up shoes.
Ève sported a black turtleneck sweater paired with funky green, black, and white print trousers as well as black ankle boots.
The couple share four daughters: Clara, 18, Esther, 12, Jamiyan, 13, and Anouk, three. Jamyan and Anouk are both adopted.
Ewan and Ève met on the set of TV show Kavanagh QC before Ewan became a big name in Hollywood.
The actor previously said on the Graham Norton Show: I knew right then that I really wanted to be with her and I knew I wanted to be with her in a different way to all the other many, many, many women I had been with up until that point. And I wasnt wrong. I made the right choice.
Meanwhile, the father-of-four is making his Broadway debut in Tom Stoppards The Real Thing, opposite Maggie Gyllenhaal and Cynthia Nixon.
Ewan plays a theatre director who has an affair with the wife (Maggie) of his male lead, during his strained marriage to his actress wife (Cynthia).
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September 26 2014By Roundabout Theatre Company
Actor Ewan McGregor, who plays Henry in The Real Thing, speaks with Education Dramaturg Ted Sod about his role in The Real Thing.
Ted Sod: Let's start with some biographical information where were you born and educated?
Ewan McGregor: I grew up in a small town called Crieff in Scotland. I left school when I was 16 and got a job working backstage. Occasionally, if there was a one-line part or a little acting role I would get that. The first thing I remember having a line in was a production of Pravda and from there I went to a one-year theater arts course in Kirkcaldy, Fife, which was a really solid theater training we would have to construct sets, make costumes, advertise the shows. We would all have an acting role and a production role. It was a really good theater arts course for people who were too young to get into drama school. After that, I went to London and spent three years at Guildhall School of Music and Drama. One term into my third year I got cast in Dennis Potter's series, Lipstick on Your Collar. I left college to do that and I was off and running.
TS: Did you have any teachers who you felt were influential?
EM: Yes, Patsy Rodenberg. She's the only person I'd ever go to really. I went to her for a few movie roles when I wanted to do something with my voice, and I went to her another time when I was doing a play.
TS: I believe one of your uncles is also in the business.
EM: Yes. And the only other actor to come out of Crieff, to the best of my knowledge, is my uncle Denis Lawson. He's my mother's brother and was my inspiration once I decided to become an actor and has remained my inspiration throughout my life really.
TS: You worked with him on a play. Am I correct about that?
EM: After leaving drama school I spent seven years making movies and TV shows and I wanted to go back to the stage, but I was terrified after such a long break. I went to my Uncle Denis and I said, "Look, I really want to go back onstage, but I want you to direct me because I'll be terrified and I'd be happier if you were in the room." He found this great play that he'd done in the '60s entitled Little Malcolm and his Struggle Against the Eunuchs by David Halliwell. For the first time back on stage in so long it was a real kick up the ass. It was a great cast and such an amazing experience.
TS: Do you still feel a bit of terror going on the stage?
EM: Everybody's nervous to go onstage. I can't imagine it would be quite as exciting if you weren't. I think it's part of the process for me. I never walked onstage totally without some sort of nerves or adrenaline running. And I wouldn't want it any other way, really.
TS: Talk about the role of Henry in The Real Thing. What attracted you to it?
EM: Well, I met Sam Gold, the director, and I wanted to work with him. I knew him by his reputation and when I spent time with him, I felt like he was someone that I could work with and feel comfortable with. He sent me some scripts. After reading some things that were still in development, he sent me Stoppard's The Real Thing. Luckily for me, I suppose, I've never seen the play. I read it without any preconceptions. I just totally fell in love with the character of Henry. I love his mind and his language and all his relationships and observations about life and love. I'm absolutely drawn to him and I find every time I read it that there's another little gem in there that I discover for the first time. Right now I haven't got the bigger picture of it because we haven't even begun to rehearse, but I feel like it's an extraordinary play. It's very accessible. Stoppard is a very clever writer.
TS: Is it complicated as an artist yourself to play a character who is an artist, or is it easier?
EM: No, I don't think it's complicated to play artists because in a way we know what it feels like to sit in that place of creativity. I've played a lot of writers and I think it's because writers like to write about writing. And in this play, there's even discussion about what good writing is and why it's important the respect of words that writers have. It's Stoppard, a very brilliant writer, writing about his love of writing.
TS: Is there any kind of research or preparation that you have to do other than reading the text?
EM: I just threw myself into the text. I've been attached to the play for over a year, so I've been reading it and re-reading it. I'm familiar with it in a good way - more than I've ever been with a text before rehearsals. I'm feeling super-excited. And those horrible nightmares I'd experienced before rehearsals, I haven't experienced them at all. I absolutely think it's because I've had so much time to steep myself in the words. I've enjoyed it very much. Every time I open the script I am provoked into thinking about the things that Stoppard wants me to think about.
TS: Will you talk about Henry's relationship to the women in his life? What do you make of his relationship with his teenage daughter, Debbie?
EM: I think Henry's very close to Debbie. I think he absolutely adores her his only daughter. I think the scene where she leaves to go off with a young man is one of the tenderest, most beautifully written scenes I've ever read in my life. It's the scene that we all wish we had with our own daughters. I stopped off in London to have lunch with Tom Stoppard before coming back to America and I thanked him for it. I said, "I'm looking forward particularly to saying that speech every night." There's an absolute beauty in what he tells her about being in love - the way he opens up and tells her about what our lovers expect of us and what being a lover is about. It's quite incredible, open and intimate.
TS: I find Debbie very mature for her age. I expect she will be the window into the play for some of our school audiences.
EM: She's completely the child of an actor and a writer. She is absolutely the offspring of people who are very interested in themselves.
TS: What about Charlotte and Annie? They're very different women - don't you think?
EM: Yes, I think they are very different. Charlotte seems somewhat embittered by her relationship with Henry. I mean, she's had nine affairs. And she assumes that he is having affairs left, right and center, although he isn't until this one with Annie. Charlotte thinks that there is no such thing as true love or commitment, only bargains. She suggests that they're idiots for believing in love. And Henry doesn't believe that. He says, "It's the kind of idiocy I like." I assume that we've got to accept that it's not the real thing between Charlotte and Henry and what's happening between Henry and Annie is.
Source: Broadway World
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Saturday, September 27, 2014 // 10:44 a.m.
The Real Thing about the show
Sep 23, 2014
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 // 7:44 p.m.
The Real Thing interviews with the main cast
15 September 2014
Roundabout Theatre Company will soon present Tom Stoppard's Tony Award-winning play The Real Thing, directed by Sam Gold. The Real Thing, starring Ewan McGregor as "Henry," Maggie Gyllenhaal as "Annie," Cynthia Nixon as "Charlotte" and Josh Hamilton as "Max," begins preview performances on Thursday, October 2, 2014 and opens officially on Thursday, October 30, 2014 at the American Airlines Theatre on Broadway (227 West 42nd Street). This is a limited engagement.
The company recently met the press and BroadwayWorld's Randy Rainbow was on hand to chat with the full gang. Check out what they had to say about the play below!
The Real Thing returns to Broadway in a stirring and sensual new production. This Tony Award-winning play by Tom Stoppard (The Coast of Utopia, Arcadia) first seduced audiences in London and New York nearly 30 years ago. Henry is a playwright not so happily married to Charlotte, the lead actress in his play about a marriage on the verge of collapse. When Henry's affair with their friend Annie threatens to destroy his own marriage, he discovers that life has started imitating art. After Annie leaves her husband so she and Henry can begin a new life together, he can't help but wonder whether their love is fiction or The Real Thing. Delectably witty and deeply affecting, The Real Thing takes a daring glimpse at relationships, fidelity, and the passions that often blur our perception of love.
Tom Stoppard's relationship with Roundabout Theatre Company includes Broadway productions of The Real Inspector Hound and The Fifteen Minute Hamlet. This fall Roundabout will also present the New York debut of Mr. Stoppard's romantic drama Indian Ink at the Laura Pels Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre.
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Monday, September 15, 2014 // 6:01 p.m.
Son of a Gun director Julius Avery on working with Ewan McGregor in WA-shot film
August 16 2014By Kristy Symonds, Entertainment Reporter
Ewan McGregor and director Julius Avery, right, on the set of Son of a Gun.
Shooting a film in WA was no easy task, but Pemberton-born Son of Gun director Julius Avery says the final product was well worth it.
Speaking ahead of the sold-out Australian premiere of his debut feature film at opening night of CinefestOZ on Wednesday, Avery said it paid off, thanks to WA's unique landscape.
The crime thriller, which stars Scottish actor Ewan McGregor and Australian Brenton Thwaites, was shot over three months last year in locations including Perth and Kalgoorlie.
"We really wanted to shoot in Western Australia," Avery said. "It's where I'm from and it's where the story is from and I think it was all worth it.
"I think people really respond to something that looks different and people haven't seen Perth or Western Australia like this before.
"People have seen a lot of crime and action films coming out of Melbourne and Sydney, but Perth has got such a unique feel to it – it's just a different vibe."
Although about 80 per cent of the cast and crew working on the film were WA-based, Avery said it was a big undertaking to bring over and accommodate the rest.
He said it would have been impossible to mimic the look and feel of his home state elsewhere.
"The great thing about Western Australia is the locations and it's a growing industry and there are some really talented crew there," he said.
Avery, whose 2008 short film Jerrycan collected a jury prize at Cannes, dubbed McGregor the "anti-star" for his hard work and openness on Son of a Gun, which hits cinemas in October and is one of six finalists up for CinéfestOZ's inaugural $100,000 Film Prize.
"He didn't want to hang out on the couch in his caravan," said Avery. "He wanted to hang out with the crew and eat lunch with everyone."
He said the Star Wars actor's attitude brought out the best in everyone.
"It was such a great experience creatively, but also just as a human he's an amazing guy," he said. "Everyone felt like they could approach Ewan and ask for advice or share ideas."
Avery said he was looking forward to seeing the film with an audience at the festival, which runs until Sunday.
Son of a Gun also screens on Saturday and Sunday.
Source: Perth Now
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Monday, August 18, 2014 // 8:31 a.m.
First trailer for Ewan's spy comedy Mortdecai
August 12 2014By Edward Davis
Juggling some angry Russians, the British MI5, his impossibly leggy wife and an international terrorist, debonair art dealer and part time rogue Charlie Mortdecai (Johnny Depp) must traverse the globe armed only with his good looks and special charm in a race to recover a stolen painting rumored to contain the code to a lost bank account filled with Nazi gold.
Directed by David Koepp (who directed Depp in Secret Window), the movie co-stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Paul Bettany, Oliver Platt, Aubrey Plaza, Ewan McGregor, Paul Bettany, and Olivia Munn. The film is adapted from the anthology The Mortdecai Trilogy written by Kyril Bonfiglioli, which suggests that all involved are shooting for a franchise, if along goofy lines. A similar formula was employed for Pirates Of The Caribbean series, so no one should scoff.
Thoughts? Are you all in for this action spy comedy? Well find out next year. Lionsgate opens Mortdecai February 6, 2015.
Source: Indie Wire
Thanks to Wendy for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 // 10:42 a.m.
Ewan McGregor opens the Commonwealth Games 2014
23 July 2014
Thanks to @DisLydie for the heads up and kewfant for the video!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Thursday, July 24, 2014 // 9:42 p.m.
Baby, I Love You
Baby, I Love You is a very special baby book for new mums, dads and babies in Scotland.
The book is a gift from UNICEF, with love, to every baby born in Scotland between the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games and the 2018 Games in Australias Gold Coast.
UNICEF Ambassador Ewan McGregor has recorded a reading of the book.
Baby, I Love You helps build loving and nurturing relationships between new parents and their baby, encouraging skin contact, holding, stroking, playing and singing.
It is made possible by our Put Children First partnership with Glasgow 2014, saving and changing childrens lives in Scotland and throughout the Commonwealth.
A song, performed by Mairi Campbell and Ada Francis to the tune of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, accompanies the book.
Becoming a parent is exciting and overwhelming. It takes time for new mums and dads to get to know their baby.
A baby communicates from birth. Responding to babys cues, and cuddling and comforting him or her, is great for a babys development.
Baby, I Love You is designed to help parents follow their nurturing instincts, recognise and respond to babys cues and enjoy this special time with their new baby.
A baby whose needs are met by their loved ones is a more secure and happy baby. A baby cannot be spoiled by love.
The book builds on UNICEFs existing Baby Friendly work across Scotland, which aims to give all newborns the best start in life. It was produced by Nosy Crow in association with UNICEF UK.
Listen to and download Ewan McGregors reading (audio only) by visiting UNICEFs website (link below).
Source: unicef.org.uk
Thanks to obi1mcgregor for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Friday, July 04, 2014 // 9:32 p.m.
Tickets for Ewans The Real Thing available for Email Club Members
June 26 2014
Roundabout Theatre Company has announced that tickets for the upcoming production of The Real Thing (starring Ewan McGregor, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Cynthia Nixon) are available to members of the Roundabout Email Club for an exclusive pre-sale period. Join the Roundabout Email Club at www.roundabouttheatre.org before July 6 to be eligible for this exclusive pre-sale for Roundabouts 2014-2015 productions.
All Roundabout productions are first made available to subscribers and donors. Whether you are interested in the best value or VIP experiences, Roundabout has a package option for you. Visit roundabouttheatre.org or call 212-719-1300 for more info.
Tickets for The Real Thing are released for general sale at 10am on Sunday, July 13. Tickets will be available by calling 212-719-1300, online at www.roundabouttheatre.org, and in person at Roundabouts American Airlines Theatre box office (227 West 42nd Street).
Previews Begin October 2, 2014
Opening Night is October 30, 2014
On Broadway at the American Airlines Theatre
Single tickets for The Real Thing range in price from $67-$137
The Real Thing returns to Broadway starring Ewan McGregor, Maggie Gyllenhaal & Cynthia Nixon in a stirring and sensual new production directed by Sam Gold. This Tony Award-winning play by Tom Stoppard (The Coast of Utopia, Arcadia) first seduced audiences in London and New York nearly 30 years ago. Henry is a playwright not so happily married to Charlotte, the lead actress in his play about a marriage on the verge of collapse. When Henrys affair with their friend Annie threatens to destroy his own marriage, he discovers that life has started imitating art. After Annie leaves her husband so she and Henry can begin a new life together, he cant help but wonder whether their love is fiction or the real thing. Delectably witty and deeply affecting, The Real Thing takes a daring glimpse at relationships, fidelity, and the passions that often blur our perception of love.
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Friday, June 27, 2014 // 11:22 a.m.
1997 Ewan McGregor Interview, London Critics Awards, Archive Footage
A blast from the past!
Thanks to @EwanUa for the find and @mgxshui for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Friday, May 30, 2014 // 7:32 a.m.
Ewan in A Million Ways to Die in the West!
24 May 2014
Ewan has a small role in the upcoming Seth MacFarlane movie, A Million Ways to Die in the West. Ewan plays Cowboy at Fair, according to the production notes (PDF).
A Million Ways to Die in the West will be released May 30, 2014.
Source: amillionways.com
Thanks to ARD for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Saturday, May 24, 2014 // 1:55 p.m.
Join Ewan McGregor: Lend your voice to children
May 15, 2014
Join UNICEF Ambassador Ewan McGregor and lend your voice to the millions of children like Mustapha survivors of humanitarian emergencies whose voices are not being heard.
To help us tell their stories, visit: www.voicesofchildren.eu.
For more about UNICEF's work with the EU, visit: www.unicef.org/eu and read UNICEF's full article on their site.
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Thursday, May 15, 2014 // 8:02 p.m.
From Paris with love: Ewan McGregor films spy thriller Our Kind Of Traitor in France with on-screen lover Naomie Harris
4 May 2014By Sally Lee
It's commonly said that Paris is the city of love.
So there are no excuses for Ewan McGregor and his co-star and on-screen lover Naomie Harris.
The pair were spotted on Saturday filming their forthcoming thriller Our Kind Of Traitor an adaptation of the 2010 novel by John Le Carré.
The Scottish actor wore out his outgrown hair and dressed down in a leather jacket, jeans and beige boots.
His James Bond film beauty appeared to be dressed up for the occasion - whatever it may be - in a light grey trench with a bright blue figure-hugging dress and a thin black belt.
The British actress had her hair neatly tied back as she accessorised her outfit with black pointy heels, black bag and minimal jewellery.
Ewan, 43, scored the leading role as a young Oxford academic Peregrine Perry Makepeace in the film.
Harris, 37, will play Ewan's attorney girlfriend who accompanies him on a holiday in Antigua.
Susanna Whites new film will see the couple in the middle of Russian oligarch Dmitri Dima Vladimirovich Krasnovs plan to defect after he reaches out to Perry, believing him to be a British spy.
Their involvement with the billionaire money launderer puts them in a precarious position when they are caught between the British Secret Service and the Russian mafia.
Joining the stellar cast will also be Homeland star Damian Lewis and Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard.
Our Kind of Traitor is expected to be released later this year.
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Sunday, May 04, 2014 // 7:57 p.m.
UNICEF UK Ambassador Ewan McGregor - Syria Appeal Thank You
Apr 17, 2014
Ewan McGregor, UNICEF UK Ambassador, says thanks for your support for Syria's children over the past three years. Find out how you've helped here: unicef.org.uk/mobile/under-siege.html
Our Syria Winter Appeal helped provide more than a million blankets, bringing much needed warmth to the children of Syria.The UK Department for International Development generously matched donations pound for pound, helping us to raise more than £6.4 million.
Thanks to @Anna_ELG_1976 for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Thursday, April 17, 2013 // 5:30 p.m.
The Real Things Ewan McGregor to Narrate BBC Radio 2 Show About Ford, April 17
April 3 2014
Star of Broadways upcoming show The Real Thing, Ewan McGregor will be narrating Mad About The Mustang on BBC Radio 2 on April 17, says the Daily Mail.
The program tells the story on how Ford developed the car and launched it in showrooms on April 17, 1964.
McGregor recently wrapped production on Janes Got a Gun and is currently filming Mortdecai opposite Johnny Depp and Gwyneth Paltrow. His other upcoming movie projects include Born to Be King, Last Days in the Desert, Our Kind of Traitor and Kill the Trumpet Player.
He can currently be seen on the big screen in John Wells film adaptation of Tracy Letts Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play August: Osage County. Among his other recent film credits are Jack the Giant Slayer, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, Beginners and more.
McGregor will star this fall on Broadway in The Real Thing alongside Maggie Gyllenhaal and Cynthia Nixon. He also starred in the West Ends 2005 production of Guys And Dolls.
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Thursday, April 03, 2014 // 9:13 p.m.
Happy Birthday, Ewan!
31 March 2014
May the roads you take be always open!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Monday, March 31, 2014 // 12:00 a.m.
Join Ewan McGregor: Champion the #childrenofsyria
Mar 13, 2014
Join UNICEF Ambassador Ewan McGregor in signing our petition to world leaders to end the violence against the #childrenofsyria: change.org
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Friday, March 14, 2014 // 12:47 p.m.
Next for Ewan: American Pastoral
Thu 27/02/2014By Don Groves
Next on the agenda for Phillip Noyce is American Pastoral, based on the Philip Roth novel about a successful Jewish-American businessman whose upper middle class life is ruined by the social and political turmoil of the 1960s during the presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson.
Hes wanted to make the film for a dozen years but only now has managed to secure the finance from Lakeshore Entertainment. The difference-maker was securing Ewan McGregor as the lead. Shooting is due to start in Pittsburgh next March.
Source: if.com.au
Thanks to Lydie for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Thursday, March 13, 2014 // 7:29 p.m.
Ewan to be a presenter at the Academy Awards!
24 February 2014
The Oscars, hosted by Ellen DeGeneres, will air on Oscar Sunday, March 2, live on ABC. The full list of presenters can be found here.
Source: ABC Television (photo)
Thanks to @Naderoni for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Monday, February 24, 2014 // 9:07 p.m.
Ewan McGregor: The beating that set me on course for stardom
Published: Wed, February 12, 2014By Gavin Docherty
The Perth-born actor was just 16 and preparing for two separate drama school auditions when he was attacked by a thug on the citys underground.
I was going to a house party in Glasgow with some friends when this drunk got on the tube train, he said.
He walked into a pillar and I made a joke about it. It was the worst thing I could have ever said. He decided when I got off he was going to kick the s*** out of me, and that is what he did.
Two weeks later, McGregor, then still a pupil at Morrisons Academy in Crieff, was being drilled by his uncle, actor Denis Lawson, for his audition piece, but was unable to understand the concept of acting.
My uncle said, I want you to think about when you were beaten up in Glasgow, how humiliated you felt.
McGregor explained how starting to feel that pain and upset in his audition won him a place in a year-long course at Kirkcaldy, leading eventually to graduation from LAMDA and his TV debut in drama Lipstick on Your Collar.
McGregor, 42, addressing a Screen Actors Guild Foundation in Los Angeles, said it became a launch pad to his film career.
Reflecting on the frightening assault, McGregor added: We were teuchters from the Highlands, small-town people who went to the big city.
That experience certainly helped me with my speech.
The words and feelings were suddenly connected to the text. It was a realisation of the power of acting.
Source: Scottish Express
Thanks to @anneta2010 for the heads up!
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 // 7:48 a.m.
Maggie Gyllenhaal to star with Ewan McGregor in The Real Thing
February 11, 2014By David Ng
Maggie Gyllenhaal will play the role originated by Glenn Close on Broadway in Tom Stoppards The Real Thing, which is set to open Oct. 30 in a production by the Roundabout Theatre in New York.
The revival production, which also will feature Ewan McGregor in the role originated in New York by Jeremy Irons, will mark Gyllenhaals Broadway debut, although she has acted on stage before, including productions of Three Sisters and Uncle Vanya at downtown New Yorks Classic Stage Company as well as the Tony Kushner play Homebody/Kabul at the Mark Taper Forum and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
The Real Thing, which will run at the American Airlines Theatre, is a comedy about infidelity and acting that features meta-structural devices. Gyllenhaal will play the role of Annie, who is having an extramarital affair with a playwright (McGregor).
The actors appeared together in the 2010 movie Nanny McPhee Returns.
Previews of The Real Thing are scheduled to begin Oct. 2. The production will be directed by Sam Gold.
Stoppards play was first performed in London in 1982 with Felicity Kendal in the role of Annie. The show reached Broadway in 1984 with a cast that included Irons, Close, Christine Baranski, Peter Gallagher and a young Cynthia Nixon.
A 2000 Broadway revival starred Stephen Dillane and Jennifer Ehle.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 // 7:44 a.m.
Screen Actors Guild conversation with Ewan McGregor
Feb 10, 2014
Career Q&A with Ewan McGregor. Moderated by Jenelle Riley, Back Stage.
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Monday, February 10, 2014 // 9:13 p.m.
First Pics from Last Days in the Desert
Thursday February 6, 2014
Looks like Ewan is already filming Last Days in the Desert and not Your Right Mind!
Hes never been afraid of a challenge, and Ewan McGregor showed up in the desert outside Los Angeles for his latest role.
The Moulin Rouge hunk was wrapped up in middle-eastern garb and seated on the ground as he played a holy man in Last Days in the Desert.
Also starring Tye Sheridan, Ciaran Hinds and Ayelet Zurer, Last Days in the Desert is written and directed by Rodrigo Garcia.
Per the synopsis, Ewan will play both a holy man and a demon on a journey through the desert who encounters a family struggling to survive forcing the holy man to confront his own fate.
See more pictures of Ewan by clicking on the link below.
Source: Celebrity-Gossip.net
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Thursday, February 06, 2014 // 8:50 p.m.
Berlin: Ewan McGregor, Tye Sheridan To Spend Last Days In The Desert
Wednesday, 5 February 2014By Nancy Tartaglione, International Editor
Albert Nobbs helmer Rodrigo Garcia is set to direct Last Days In The Desert, a co-production from Mockingbird Pictures and Division Films. Ewan McGregor has boarded to play the dual roles of a holy man and a demon who must confront his own fate after an encounter with a family struggling to survive in the harsh desert environment.
Tye Sheridan, who picked up the newcomer prize in Venice for his turn in David Gordon Greens Joe, also stars as do Ciarán Hinds and Ayelet Zurer. Garcia wrote the script and will start principal photography this month in southern California. Emmanuel Lubezki is lensing the picture in a reteam with Garcia after their 2000 collaboration Things You Can Tell Just By Looking At Her.
Just last weekend, the Gravity cinematographer told Deadline of the project, Its a tiny little beautiful, extraordinary script that Rodrigo wrote that were going to shoot for five weeks. Mockingbirds Julie Lynn and Bonnie Curtis are producing with Wicks Walker. Walker and Nicolas Gonda are financing via Walkers Division Films and Gondas Ironwood Films, in association with Different Drummer and New Balloon. WME has domestic rights, with Hanway Films representing international here in Berlin. McGregor most recently wrapped production on Mortdecai opposite Johnny Depp. Hes next up in Gavin OConnors Jane Got A Gun and makes his Broadway debut in Tom Stoppards The Real Thing. He is repped by UTA, United Agents and Sloane, Offer, Weber, Dern. Sheridan is with WME.
Source: Deadline
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Wednesday, February 05, 2014 // 7:23 a.m.
Is Ewan filming Your Right Mind?
2 February 2014
Lydie shared a link to a Deadline article about the American Society of Cinematographers which quoted Gravity cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezkilubezki as saying: At 4 AM I have to drive to the desert because I start a movie with my friend Rodrigo Garcia with Ewan McGregor. Its a tiny little beautiful, extraordinary script that Rodrigo wrote that were going to shoot for five weeks.
The Internet Movie Database does not yet list a movie that links all three, but Your Right Mind lists Utah among its filming locations, and Ewan posted these photos to Instagram earlier today, which might confirm my theory:
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Sunday, February 2, 2014 // 1:31 p.m.
Ewan thrown from his motorcycle? Not true!
20 December 2013
Numerous news sites have been reporting that Ewan has been thrown off his motorcycle: Ewan McGregor thrown from motorbike Scottish actor Ewan Mcgregor narrowly escaped injury when he was thrown from his motorcycle in a road accident on Wednesday. This headline has been tweeted and retweeted in various languages since Wednesday, and its completely false and misleading.
This non-story appeared following Ewans tweet which said:
Im (sic) wasnt knocked down but bumped into. Just keep your eyes in your mirrors. Bikers are vulnerable. And very cool.
Unfortunately, the only reason why these news sites do this is pure greed. They want as many people going to their sites which contain advertisements, and those sites get money for every visitor they get.
Posted by Best of Ewan McGregor on Friday, December 20, 2013 // 9:51 a.m.
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Culver Academies Choir will join a combined chorus of select singers from every age group -- high school, college, and adult -- in the high-profile, four-day Mozart International Choral Festival June 29 through July 3, in Salzburg, Germany. The festival culminates in a performance of Mozart's Mass in C "Coronation," K.317, and additional selections, in the historic Salzburg Dom. Professor Janos Czifra, director of music at the Dom, (which is the same position Mozart held) and Dr. Eph Ehly, will co-direct the concert, accompanied by a professional Austrian orchestra and European soloists. The choir will be singing in the very venue in which Mozart himself composed numerous works of sacred music for the city of Salzburg.
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For the life of me I cannot solve this problem. Here are my setup details;
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Latest Realtek HD driver r.239
Movies copied as .vob no conversion straight copy
Yamaha Receiver connect to PC via SPDIF
The problem is that anytime I play a movie with 5.1 all the sounds
perform perfectly except for the vocals. The vocals are barely audible.
The receiver is picking up 5.1 and playing it through all speakers properly.
It was working fine for about a month and then a few weeks ago it just stop playing correctly.
I have tried changing every setting possible in the sound card properties and
realteks HD manager. I have uninstalled the realtek driver and let the MS default HD driver install but ended up with the same issue. I have also reverted back to an older Realtek driver but still no solution. I have had Shark007 codecs installed (to play some other .mkvs ) but even after removing the codecs I still have a low voice volume issue.
Maybe I'm missing something simple but any help would be appreciated. I have been working on this for weeks!
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