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The month of April is exciting for Siddharth Roy Kapoor as both his actor brothers have got releases this month.
Kunal Roy Kapoor's "Nautanki Saala!", directed by Rohan Sippy, has already released Friday, while Aditya Roy Kapoor's "Aashiqui 2" is slated for April 26 opening.
"It is great. It's really an exciting month as both my brothers have got releases. So, its great and very very exciting," Siddharth, managing director, Studios, Disney UTV, said at the premiere of "Nautanki Saala!" here.
Siddharth was accompanied by his wife and actress Vidya Balan.
When asked when is she planning to get Siddharth into acting, Vidya said: "Siddharth has done theatre for many years, so there are three actors and one actress in his family."
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September 8th, 2004 #151
cody, geez.
hey man, the gestures are looking real nice. the top page from threee posts back is real nice. the pen drawings of the environment is nice too. the mood that is created by the lovely colors of the painting are very nice. i really like it. the ink wash drawings are dope. man i am really excited about your new stuff. keep it up man.
good luck
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberSeptember 17th, 2004 #152
Gah been too long wihtout an update, AND I don't have much to show for it... I been kinda lazy the past week, but I needed the lounge time I guess. Art slumps suck. Back to drawling..
chris- thanks man, much appreciated.
pen sketches from da beach-
and just some ink wash junk from ref-
thanks for lookin
September 17th, 2004 #153
Ooooooooh. I really dig the line quality in your inks cotron miles. Especially the hip hop cat lovin pic. The Joe Strummer ink wash is also veeeeeery nice.
We don't have a beer smiley anymore?!?!?! oh well this'll have to do
September 17th, 2004 #154
that second to last one... definitly strong stuff going on there.
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September 18th, 2004 #155
haha, hiphop cat lovin' is awesome.
Everything I said before agian, great lines. I like the weight variation with the thin lines. The washes are a nice touch too.
I can easily see your work in a society of illustrators annual in a few years.
-Peace in the Middle East (huh?)
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September 27th, 2004 #156
groover, steak, joe- thanks guys
just a quick update so my sketchbook doesnt totally die out.. I have more stuff but I havent had time to scan yet...soon though.
anyway, a cover I just finished drawing for my friend's band... doing the back cover and the text layouts tomorrow. (and yeah, theyre very politically correct)
September 27th, 2004 #157
Hahaa nice man that cover is great. You've been rocking man keep it up.
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September 27th, 2004 #158
nice that album cover is sweet looking, simple and graphic and effective
September 27th, 2004 #159
I'm really digging that cover too, very stong... but, knowing you and your print work, do you have the back half or inserts somewhere for us to looksee, or did they not give you that task?
Anyway, nova is depressing. I miss all you guys at school. How's richmond treating you and the e-tron?
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September 28th, 2004 #160
someguy, jackal- thanks guys, I'm glad you like the cover
joe- I'll call you up sometime soon, see what's up with ya. As for the cd, I'm doing the back cover right now.. somewhat less involved, more about the typography and all stuff.. but i'll post it when I'm done. word bee, your 3d stuff is looking cool!
just some sketches:
September 29th, 2004 #161
The Bone Doctor Diagnosis.
Amazing progress ~ you are getting better almost daily!
September 30th, 2004 #162
mentler- it nice to hear someone say that, I don't notice much change at all.. seems like I'm regressing a lot more often ... thanks, I appreciate it. thanks for the link to the sofa forums, too.
back of that cd from above, just whipped it up tonight:
model session gestures
crayon bidness
kids in class
some more crayon, on newsprint... trying to focus on tone, composition
September 30th, 2004 #163
September 30th, 2004 #164
that cd back is incredible man, seriously, perfect style and look to it.
I also really really like that last model page, the tonal one.. you really captured the gesture of that pose on the left.
Those two stand out the most for me this batch.
I'm not digging the red-buttocks too much... looks like it could have been a fairly big drawing. I heard an interesting trick a while back you might get a kick out of; draw with vine charcoal and draw the entire pose in less than a minute.. shorter/quicker the better. Then, since it's vine, take some napkins and wipe it all off, leaving a ghost of the image. Then, try drawing the image on top of that with whatever your medium is.
I've heard it helps you decided which marks you actually think about, which ones are instinctive, which ones do something, which ones don't and all that jazz... Haven't done that trick in years..but it helped me a lot way back when... hurm... maybe I should go back and give it a try myself..
Anyway, excellent work overall, and thanks for giving them differing file names this time!! Keep it coming, dude!
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September 30th, 2004 #165
man, i havent dropped by here in awhile. great stuff dude, you're coming along nicely. i really like those ink washes, they have tons of mood. also the CD cover stuff is awesome. is that who i think it is lying on the beach towel...?
Whatever the mind of a man can conceive and believe it can achieve.
September 30th, 2004 #166
sikkcorey- haha thanks man, and no, it's just some random girl on the beach.. e-tron was in richmond while I was beaching it up.
joeness- thanks, and yeah, I agree the butt one is the weakest in the post.. I guess I'm partial to it because I did it in like 3 minutes, and I can look past the shitty shading...fooling myself, heh
mattern- thanks bro
not much, just a pen doodle page, while watching the debate on tv tonight (the world is fucked, fyi):
October 1st, 2004 #167
The world is fucked, feels like we're all up shits creek...
but enough about that.
Your work has a great graphic appeal, this pops out more with each post. I really dig it. It also works well with just tone, like that red crayon pic, especially the foot.
That last page wins man, I've been drawing politicians lately too.
"I watch everything I hate I love everything"
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October 1st, 2004 #168
October 1st, 2004 #169
That debate doodle page is sweet! I should've had my sketchbook with me when I was watching the debate.. damn it.. I like the rest of your sketch thread also -- great stuff. The life drawings are really good!
October 1st, 2004 #170
"heroin chick" and the debate doodle rock. You're right, the world -is- f'd up. great pictures of how skerry BOTH candidates are.
your figure work is rocking, but your pens are really kicking ass...
d a v i d p i n e
October 5th, 2004 #171
steak- thanks man, I've always been attracted to graphic art...be it design or drawling, I guess it's just showing up in my sketches. politicos are fun to draw, I agree... they tend to stay on screen longer than on the other shows too damn short attention span generation
intern- word bee
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maldrin- thanks bro, hope you and the wife are doing well
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drew this in the chinese restaurant while the virginia conceptart kids were waiting to meet up-
state fair-
did this tonight while watching starwars, scanned a bit too dark..goauche-
October 5th, 2004 #172
wow cody, excellent couple of pages you've got there.. I never did get to see what it was you were doodling; I was too busy eatin' I guess, but it came out nice looking; in particular that one quick sketch of the guy and his kids at the cashier.
The state fair page looks exceptional as well.
By the way, what did you think of shaun of the dead... did you see what game they were always playing?
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wow, i really like that last one. i think it s my new favorite from you. very cool to meet you and flip through your sketchbook.
October 5th, 2004 #174
dude watcha talking about bad??/
your a definite influence on line work for me cody, i love the contours and you seem to have a great confindence in each line u make. your color work, needs to push its values more, crayons are a cute touch but you got the drawings better with a thinner line. your rendering is getting very good, you got nice contrasts in there
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October 5th, 2004 #175
wow dude. that latest goauche is awesome. i love the way you handled the lighting. i agree with flex, that's my new fave too. keep kickin arse!
Whatever the mind of a man can conceive and believe it can achieve.
October 6th, 2004 #176
Leaps and Bounds!!
Seems like your in the zone! The kind of floating feeling when you seem to tap your subconscious and good things happen!
October 11th, 2004 #177
joe- thanks bruddah... and shaun of the dead is great! they enjoyed their timesplitters as well.
flex- thanks man, nice to meet you too... next time I'll hang out for more than 15 minutes.
imglue- thanks man, I use the crayons because I have to break up what I'm doing or I'll get tired of just the pen/pencil stuff.. theyre caran dache crayons, not crayola...just a really nice feeling tool to draw with.
sikk- thanks
mentler- that's the best, the creative high... the time warp
stuff from sitting in on george pratt's class-
and some coloring fun from the coloring book thread-
line drawing by mull77:
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dsg551- crimson crystal:
woid bee, bigger update next time (hopefully..)
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October 11th, 2004 #178
Your figure studies are getting pretty damn exceptional bro... keep rocking this shit like you have been.
October 11th, 2004 #179
wow... i wish my nude drawing sessions would start... you inspire me man!
kepp on rocking !
October 11th, 2004 #180
That goauche painting fucking rocks. Hit us with more of that goodness! 8)


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Awful news out of Brewers' camp this afternoon. According to Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com, Zack Greinke will miss the start of the season with a fractured rib. You may remember that Greinke had his initial bullpen session this spring pushed back by a ribcage contusion, which he said at the time was the result of…
Carlos Silva is calmed by … Carlos Zambrano
Mar 8, 2011, 5:30 PM EDT
Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times gives us a real man-bites-dog story today: Carlos Zambrano compassionately helping a teammate through a rough emotional time: "Right after I finished pitching, I texted Zambrano, and I was telling him, 'Man, I don't know what's going on,' " Silva said. "What he told me in the text was, 'You just need…
Josh Beckett returns from concussion with good outing against Astros
Mar 8, 2011, 5:17 PM EDT
Josh Beckett shook off the mild concussion he sustained last Monday to toss 3.2 innings of one-run ball against the Astros today, striking out four batters. In addition to avoiding any post-concussion symptoms Beckett also told Gordon Edes of ESPNBoston.com that his back problems have improved after limiting him to just 21 starts last season:…
Must-click link: Stephen Strasburg, mechanics and injuries
Mar 8, 2011, 5:00 PM EDT
I tend to glaze over at most stories about pitching mechanics. They seem so jargony. I really have no idea what an "inverted W" is nor do I know why they don't just call it an "M." But today's story by Tom Verducci in Sports Illustrated is a different thing. It focuses on Stephen Strasburg…
Rangers "clearly aren't planning on Brandon Webb being ready for Opening Day"
Mar 8, 2011, 4:46 PM EDT
Somewhat lost in the "starter or reliever?" drama surrounding Neftali Feliz is that it sounds like Brandon Webb won't be ready to begin the season in the Rangers' rotation. In fact, T.R. Sullivan of MLB.com writes today that the Rangers "clearly aren't planning on him being ready for Opening Day." That news comes before Webb…
The Major Leagues and Minor Leagues will stay together a while longer
Mar 8, 2011, 4:06 PM EDT
Maury reports that Major League Baseball and the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues — which is what you had no idea the affiliated minor leagues were called — have reached an agreement on a new six-year Professional Baseball Agreement (PBA), extending through the 2020 season. An agreement, you ask? Why on Earth would they…
So far so good with Joe Nathan's comeback from Tommy John surgery
Mar 8, 2011, 3:50 PM EDT
Justin Morneau's long-awaited return to the lineup after sitting out the past eight months with a concussion is the biggest news in Twins camp this week, but Minnesota also has another elite player coming back from an even longer absence in closer Joe Nathan. Right around this time last year Nathan left his first spring…
UPDATE: It was Evan Longoria's car that got boosted
Mar 8, 2011, 3:33 PM EDT
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Two members of my family and Manny Acta agree: Indians prospect Drew Pomeranz looks good
Mar 8, 2011, 3:15 PM EDT
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Your obligatory Oliver Perez update
Mar 8, 2011, 3:02 PM EDT
There are so many good players in Major League Baseball. Why, then, I focus so much on one of the worst ones is beyond me. But I do, probably because of that contract. Anyway, here's Oliver Perez's line against the Astros today: three innings, three earned runs — all in the first inning — four…
Chris Carpenter throws problem-free bullpen session
Mar 8, 2011, 2:49 PM EDT
Chris Carpenter left last week's start with a hamstring injury and then had to cut short Sunday's bullpen session when he felt a "twinge" in the same area, but Rick Hummel of the St. Louis Post Dispatch reports that he successfully completed a problem-free bullpen session today. Carpenter described the 12-minute session as "definitely way…
Neftali Feliz scheduled to pitch out of the bullpen tomorrow
Mar 8, 2011, 2:20 PM EDT
One day after admitting that he'd prefer to remain a closer rather than join the rotation the Rangers announced that Neftali Feliz will pitch out of the bullpen tomorrow against the A's. That doesn't necessarily mean they've given up on making him a starter, as Feliz is scheduled to go well beyond a closer's workload…
Corey Hart was in the best shape of his life but he's not anymore
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Somebody give Ulysses S. Grant's publicist a raise: Despite the fact that the 18th president has been dead for nearly 125 years, prestigious historian Sean Wilentz positively fawned over him in last Sunday's New York Times. The reason? Some Republicans wish to replace Grant's visage on the $50 bill with that of President Ronald Reagan. Wilentz—a progressive who nonetheless wrote an altogether admiring book called The Age of Reagan calls the proposal "a travesty that would dishonor the nation's bedrock principles of union, freedom and equality."
Now, leaving aside Grant's reputation as a corrupt, passive chief executive, Jews may think of his notorious General Order No. 11, which in 1862 expelled all Jews in Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky on the grounds of halting the black-market cotton trade. (The order was quickly rescinded; Lincoln condemned it.)
But actually, notes J.J. Goldberg, Grant ought to be remembered as, yes, good for the Jews! Grant was probably only vaguely aware of the order. Beyond that:
• Grant made the first nomination of a Jew to the presidential cabinet, asking close friend Joseph Seligman, a Wall Streeter, to be his first Treasury Secretary; Seligman turned him down, but remained a close adviser, with access unprecedented for a Jew.
• In response to anti-Semitism in newly sovereign Romania, Grant appointed as U.S. consul Sephardic attorney Benjamin Franklin Peixotto, who had just finished a stint as national head of B'nai B'rith.
• Grant was the first U.S. president to attend services at a synagogue (Adas Israel in Washington, D.C.—which, I think I'm obligated to add, is my family's congregation).
Now might be a good time to mention that historian Jonathan Sarna is writing a book all about Grant and General Order No. 11 … for Nextbook Press.
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Addressing presspersons here on Thursday, president of the district Kannada Sahitya Parishat Pradeep Kumar Kalkura said the sammelan would be inaugurated by senior Yakshagana artiste K. Govind Bhat at the Town Hall at 10.30 a.m.
On the first day, the Yaksha Shikshana Trust would perform "Saindhava Vadhe" in the Badagu Thittu style. Other prasangas to be performed included Meghadhoota, Vaali Sugreeva Kaalaga, Hiranyakashyapu, Jambavati Kalyana. In the afternoon, a session would be held on Yakshagana of the Paduvalapaaya style, he said.
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David Spritz is wading aimlessly around the shallow end of his life.
He hopes there's a deep end. But even if there is, he has no idea if he can swim.
Many movies try to capture this poignant state of melancholy, then panic at the difficulty and move instead toward slapstick or cruelty. "Bruce Almighty" successfully went for comedy, while "As Good as It Gets" made a more disturbing lunge for meanness.
What director Gore Verbinski deserves great credit for in "The Weather Man" is staying true to his mood. And to the melancholy of writer Steven Conrad. And to the crackling restraint of star Nicolas Cage.
For "The Weather Man" succeeds where so few Hollywood movies even venture - it builds a believable life, adds just enough nervous laughter to relieve the realistic tension, and constantly escapes the dumbed-down expectations beaten into us by lesser films. Tragicomedy is that extra dose of tang in the bittersweet, teetering between hopeful and hopeless well after the last reel pays out. And "The Weather Man" upholds the fine and scarcely populated tradition of the genre.
As Spritz, Cage is admirable for being barely likable. He makes a quarter of a million dollars a year for doing nearly nothing as a Chicago TV weatherman. (Today: Wind and sleet. Tomorrow: Wind and ... you get the idea.
Of course, this uniquely American bounty must come with a heaping helping of another Chicago export - Oprah-style self-awareness.
Spritz would be happily married, if it weren't for the small matter of his divorce. He would have an ideal family, if only one child weren't a reprobate and the other overweight and morose. He would enjoy the wisdom of his elders, if his unassailable father (Michael Caine) hadn't ruined Dave's confidence by winning the National Book Award before Dave was even born.
Every few months, Dave notes, somebody on the street throws something at him. It makes perfect sense. He's the weather guy - he either gets it wrong or gets it right and gets paid too much for being banal. So he deserves a chocolate frosty on the neck or a hot apple pie on the lapel. But he doesn't have to be happy about it.
The Verbinski and Conrad observations of everyday modern life are always precise and never irrelevant. The way it hurts more to get hit by a Big Gulp than a generic drink. The way modern parents are driven crazy by their children's indifference to suggested hobbies or family projects. The way we might reach for a playful moment with a former spouse by throwing a snowball, and when it accidentally hits her in the face, we might defend ourselves by remarking, "You turned into it."
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Mansfield's first ever community garden walking and biking tour will be held on Saturday, August 16.
Registration for the Tour de Fleur: Community Garden Walk/Bike Tour will be 12:30 - 1 p.m. at the North End Community Improvement Collaborative (NECIC), 199 N. Main Street, Mansfield.
All the tours are FREE, and start at 1 p.m. Walkers can choose the short route (2 miles round trip) and see 6 community gardens, or choose to continue on and see 4 additional gardens.
While the cyclists' route will be about 6 miles and tour up to 11 gardens. Participants will be guided in groups so they can learn along the way about these collaborative food gardens. A stop of up to 15 minutes is scheduled at each garden, and garden organizers will share their vision as we tour their unique community gardens.
Altered Eats will sell fresh lunch items made with locally grown ingredients. Their food truck will be stationed at the Welcome Garden on Marion Avenue from 1-4 p.m., and then will move to South Park as part of a celebration hosted by Friends of Mansfield Parks (FOMP) beginning at 4 p.m.
The Tour de Fleur: Community Garden Walk/Bike Tour is intended to highlight the impact of community garden efforts in Mansfield and to encourage green transportation. Participants should bring their own bikes or comfortable walking shoes.
The event is organized by AmeriCorps Summer VISTA Madonna Brock in partnership with NECIC, the Raising Richland Community Garden Network, Richland Moves! Active Transportation Advocacy Group, and FOMP.
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"Man, that didn't happen," he utters.
"That was a bad idea," concurs the Vets other guitarist, Adam Burt, who also played in the Early Americans. Maybe he's right: The only reward an indie rocker might receive in a roller rink would be sending scores of lilting lovebirds careening for the walls in flight from blistering guitars.
This trip around memory's oval is taking place over coffee at St. Paul's unofficial rock clubhouse A Fine Grind, where the two precocious, barely-drinking-age post-rockers are gathered for an interview. (Absent is drummer Adam Patterson.) The barista slips Billy Joel on in the background--which I'm later informed is a joke for my benefit. I admit to a cruise or two round the rink with the piano man. Or maybe it was Elton John.
Eventually, the Vets take to talking about the lack of a proper venue in their sleepy hometown of Moose Lake, agreeing that some of their most forgettable shows occurred there. As Larson says with a shrug, "It seems like fun when you're a band in a small town where there's nothing else to do."
The Vets modestly discuss their self-titled debut (released on local label Modern Radio), a heady fusion of experimental tinkering and free-jazz drumming. Their trademark, tensely controlled guitar work opens The Vets, with "Scars Run up the Flagpole" providing both hushed lyricism and unrestrained commotion. "Everything you love is false," Larson confesses. "Get used to it." More melodic bursts bloom in the cracks of "Equilateral Angel," a classic-rock-tinged tune pocked by spastic twitches of distortion. The aptly titled "Bodies at Rest" momentarily allows respite from the out-of-step rhythm and rage with simple harmonies. But it's "Monorail" that best fits the Vets' bipolar nature: It subverts noise with nuance--and vice versa. The song seemingly yearns to define itself, like any postadolescent searching for an identity.
If the music is still amorphous, the album reflects a group coming into its own. Self-taught musician Larson explains that he fumbles with awkward tuning, in the style of Thurston Moore. Burt--like Larson, a veteran of a high school band--notes that he once took a few lessons from an infamous local Christian rocker. The duo has also trained with more high-profile acts: They encountered Low's Alan Sparhawk in Duluth and briefly backed his neo-blues hoot the Black-Eyed Snakes, before Burt and Larson settled in St. Paul. In fact, The Vets' icily crisp recording was completed in a Chicago home studio with Greg Norman, house engineer at Steve Albini's famed studio Electrical Audio, where some Low tracks were recorded.
Not only legendary indie artists contributed to this creation, though. Burt recalls spotting a concertgoer who was wearing a hat that read "America Is Number One Because of the Vets." Decidedly a gesture of patriotism rather than a tribute to these young indie rockers. Burt follows this anecdote with a laugh, still a little uncertain over the group's quirky and ambiguous moniker. "Having been a band for [only] a year now," he says, "if we've become the vets, then we've accomplished something."
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