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　　High-tech watch making capabilities and modern substances to establish the top diving starfish 1000 Tissot watch, obtain above the floor, the next was deep, allow the wearer to enjoy the adventure of fun. Diving theme also reflected in the many design details, such as one-way rotating bezel, diving suits tin be worn on the appearance of the diving strap extension device, Super-LumiNova luminous hands and markers such as environmental protection. All models are equipped with a diving alarm goes the same row with helium valve.

 

 

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　　The new sea color with the "Sea King" - blue beauty of the design factors of rich savor of diving, deep sea blue dial with its color, depicts the deep and serene sea, and the time scale of a pointer sunny white, so namely the wearer in the gestures, the light shining like the sun projected on the sea, a sparkling, eye-catching. Watch with a colossal case diameter 48 mm, either eye-catching manner statement, merely also make it easier to peruse underwater water. There are 10 full range of styles for assorted favorites of the wearer. Tissot Starfish Diving 1000 catena contain both a revolutionary C01.211 campaign of the mechanical auto chronograph style, but also an aesthetic three-pointer mechanical automatic models.

　　In adding, Tissot starfish diving watch 1000 series offers black and white, or black and orange dial, metal or rubber strap is also available. The series has become the Tissot brand high rendition and attractive design will blend the perfect embodiment of another.

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　　- Swiss made automatic mechanical movement

　　- Anti-scratch sapphire crystal lens

　　- 316L stainless steel case, PVD coated with dark alternatively blue

　　- Screw-in cap and case behind

　　- Helium valve

　　- Waterproof 300 meters (30 atm)

　　- 316L stainless steel bracelet with safety clasp and diving strap enhancement appliance

　　- Rubber belt with standard buckle

　　Tissot - "time, as you control."

　　 For Tissot, the "time, as you control" is not fair 一句广告词. It passed the Tissot brand DNA - Tissot is committed to cutting-edge technology and stylish chart perfect fusion of product in the watch, wish to send more merit to buyers and moving. Since 1853, Tissot has been based on tradition, innovation, today has grown to universal sales of traditional Swiss watchmaking brands. In the elapse 158 ​​years, Tissot from a force based in the Swiss Jura mountain town of Locke watch factory, amplified into a sales network in over 160 countries international brand. Tissot's leading situation thanks to its unparalleled ability to innovate, its high-tech products, special materials and progressive research and evolution capabilities to spare not exertion. Tissot introduced speed up varieties of tall quality watches, but the cost than anyone other Swiss watch brand more acceptable,回复, it also reflects its "civilian elegance" commitment. Tissot namely the world's largest watch contractor and distributor - a membership of the Swatch Group, and too premier of the World Championship MotoGP, the International Basketball Federation FIBA, the Australian Football League AFL,Omega watch, CBA and the Chinese Basketball League World Cycling, Fencing and ice hockey competition official period. In its sale and production design, Tissot also consistently written with its brand concept: "Innovation comes from tradition."

Sarah Anne Hughes:Jessica Simpson joins ‘Fashion Star’; Kim Cattrall talks third ‘Sex and the City’ film

Jessica Simpson will serve as a mentor on NBC’s “Fashion Star,” a reality show where contestants compete to launch their own clothing line. Of all the subjects in the world, Simpson may actually be qualified to give advice on his one.

The singer turned famous person reportedly made $750 million last year from her own line and will design fashions for tweens with younger sister Ashlee. (Associated Press)

Kim Cattrall isn’t sure there will be a third “Sex and the City” film. “I don't know if it will happen. I really, really have no idea,” the actress told PopEater. I really, really hope it won’t. (PopEater)

No Doubt drummer Adrian Young and his wife Nina welcomed a baby girl, Magnolia, on Friday. (People)

Ricki Lake is feeling the heat for the fire that destroyed her Malibu rental last fall. The former talk show host has been sued by her landlord for negligence that led to the fire. (People)

AMC’s “The Killing” has been picked up for a second season. (Vulture)

Charlie Sheen, who will not is reportedly pitching a new comedy series to some networks. (Deadline)

Street artist Shepard Fairey yelled at his wife, who kind of revealed one of his secrets to TMZ, on camera. (TMZ)

Watch 13-year-old Elle Fanning, the cutest Fanning since Dakota, adorably explain how she “drove” a car in “Super 8.”

Russell Brand Is One Of Our Many Favorite Movie Billionaires

“Arthur,” the Russell Brand-helmed remake of Dudley Moore’s 1981 classic, drunkenly stumbles into theaters today. The reboot follows Brand as the curiously appealing alcoholic man-child billionaire protagonist through a bevy of betrothal pitfalls, and features an all-star cast including Helen Mirren, Jennifer Garner and the adorable Greta Gerwig, not to mention some hilariously over-the-top turns from Nick Nolte and Luis Guzman.

Brand’s winning turn as a loveable billionaire in “Arthur” got us thinking about some of the other big-screen billionaires we love -- and not just for their money! Here are five of our favorites after the jump!

Bruce Wayne, “Batman”
He’s been embodied by Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney and Christian Bale, but we love this orphaned playboy most for using his deceased parents’ inheritance as start-up cash to create some wickedly cool gadgets, cars and outfits (that one year where he experimented with nipple-embellished armor doesn’t count) to assist him in fighting the crime of corrupt Gotham City with flair.

Navin R. Johnson, “The Jerk”
He may have been “born a poor black child,” but this adopted white son of African American sharecroppers unwittingly fixes the slippery glasses of one of his gas station customers, eventually becoming his partner in the successful endeavor that is the “Opti-Grab.” The zany, wholly entertaining arc of naïve Navin will have you wholeheartedly repeating his mantra, “That’s all I need!”

Tony Stark, “Iron Man”
While most privileged pansies would slink into the confines of their 1,500 thread count sheets after suffering a kidnapping that results in an electromagnet-embedded heart condition, Stark sucks it up and gets technical on misfortune’s ass, donning an arc reactor-powered suit of armor to transform into the evil-obliterating Iron Man.

Prince Akeem Joffer, “Coming to America”
The prince of Zamunda employs an assistant to clean his… ehem… manly bits in the bath. That pretty much qualifies him for every possible bro-tastic honor a billionaire could wish for, but his rationale for moving to New York City in search of a bride seals it. As Prince Akeem so astutely notes, “What better place to find a Queen than in the city of Queens?” Well played, sir.

Willy Wonka, "Willy Wonka/Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
If we had unlimited sums of money, we’d totally build our own LSD trip of a chocolate factory, start a competition amongst local village children to win a tour of our highly-guarded operation, then test the contestants’ strength of character with any number of weird, tasty morality-busting traps. Also: Oompa-Loompa employees. We say no more.

Who are some of your favorite loveable movie billionaires? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

 

 

 

Besides her big league films, Sonakshi bags an endorsement with Hrithik.

Besides her big league films, Sonakshi bags an endorsement with Hrithik.

Whether it's films or endorsements, the striking Sonakshi Sinha is on a signing spree. The actress who endorses Dyna soap and will soon launch bleach brand Fe, has now bagged Provogue with Hrithik Roshan. “Having to represent a women’s ware where the male counterpart is Hrithik Roshan especially at this point of my career is fantastic. I am happy to be the brand ambassador of Provogue as I believe I can bring confidence and spunk to the brand,” said the much in demand actress.

Even otherwise life has taken a huge turn for the one-film-old actress. She has signed several top league films with A-list actors. “Life has been on a whirlwind since Dabangg, but I am enjoying every moment. It's great to be working all the time,” says the actress, who has just come back from Chandigarh where she was shooting for the first schedule of Shirish Kunder's Joker.

Presently, she is busy with her endorsements, and at the same time is preparing herself for her untitled film with Kamal Haasan for which she starts shooting in the first week of April in London.

“The film is in Tamil but I cannot learn the language as everything was finalised in a very short time. I am gearing up for the shoot by watching Tamil films, especially Kamal Haasan's, to get a hang of regional movies,” says Sonakshi, who plays a very strong character as Haasan's wife, and will be seen in a parallel lead with the actor in the film.

As for reports saying that she will not do any intimate or steamy scenes in the film, Sonakshi says that she has set some rules for herself, which apply to all the assignments she takes up. Be it her next, Prabhu Deva's action film with Akshay Kumar, or Race 2 opposite Saif Ali Khan or for that matter even Kick and Dabangg 2.

“I have made my point very clear, and no one has taken any offence to it,” says Shatrughan Sinha's daughter firmly.

With a steadily rising career like her's, she had to forgo celebrating Holi. The busy actress couldn't afford any stubborn colours being left on one of the hottest faces around! “Holi is one of my favourite festivals because of the colour, fun and frolic associated with it. But, for the first time, I couldn't enjoy the festival because my assignments would go for a toss if I had colour all over me!” she laughs.

Elizabeth Taylor,Oscar winner, Legendary Actress, Dead At 79

One of Hollywood's most legendary beauties, Elizabeth Taylor, died on Wednesday (March 23) at the age of 79 after spending two months in a Los Angeles hospital for treatment of congestive heart failure. One of the brightest stars in the history of the American movie business, Taylor starred in a string of hit movies in the 1950s and 60s, including "Giant," "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" and "Cleopatra," while becoming an international sex symbol and object of tabloid fascination for her string of love affairs with leading men.

In addition to being a fashion icon, perfume mogul and movie legend, later in life Taylor also became one of the leading advocates for victims of AIDS, raising millions for research and treatment of the disease in the wake of the 1985 death of her good friend the actor Rock Hudson, who died from the illness.

According to reports, Taylor died in the early morning on Wednesday surrounded by her four children — Michael Wilding, Christopher Wilding, Liza Todd and Maria Burton — at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

"My mother was an extraordinary woman who lived life to the fullest with great passion, humor and love," said Michael Wilding in a statement read on "Good Morning America." "Though her loss is devastating to those of us who held her so close and so dear, we will always be inspired by her enduring contributions to our world."

Born Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor in London, England, on February 27, 1932, to American parents, Taylor left England with her family on the eve of World War II and relocated to Los Angeles. Already turning heads for her beauty, Taylor took a screen test as a child and was cast in her first film at age 10, 1942's "There's One Born Every Minute."

She followed with movies such as "Lassie Come Home," "Jane Eyre" and 1944's hit film "National Velvet." She continued working steadily throughout the late 1940s and '50s, emerging as one of the world's great beauties thanks to her piercing violet-colored eyes and alluring come-hither gaze.

Playing opposite James Dean in 1956's "Giant," Taylor emerged as a star in her own right, and she was nominated for an Academy Award for her role in 1957's "Raintree County." She was nominated again the next year for "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," losing again, but earned yet another nomination in 1959 for "Suddenly, Last Summer."

After three straight losses, Taylor finally got her award in 1960 for her peerless performance in "Butterfield 8," in which she played Gloria Wandrous, a call girl who gets entangled with a married man.

One of her most famous films was the 1963 epic "Cleopatra," one of the most expensive movies of all time when it was filmed. She met her future husband Richard Burton on the set and the two began a torrid affair that scandalized Hollywood because of Burton's married status. Burton would later become her fifth (and sixth) husband after the couple divorced in 1974 after 10 years of marriage and then remarried in 1975 only to divorce again the next year.

She won a second Oscar in 1966 for her role in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" That would mark the end of her star status in Hollywood. Although she continued to sporadically make movie and TV appearances in the 1970s and '80s, Taylor would never again reach such pinnacles of fame.

The actress, who married eight times in total and became a confidant of late singer Michael Jackson, supporting him during his child molestation cases in the late 1990s and early 2000s, suffered a brain tumor in 1997 and would continue to battle a variety of ailments throughout the next decade and a half.

Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor was born in Hampstead, a wealthy district of North West London, the second child of Francis Lenn Taylor (1897–1968) and Sara Viola Warmbrodt (1895–1994), who were Americans residing in England. Taylor's older brother, Howard Taylor, was born in 1929.

Her parents were originally from Arkansas City, Kansas. Her father was an art dealer and her mother a former actress whose stage name was "Sara Sothern". Sothern retired from the stage when she and Francis Taylor married in 1926 in New York City. Taylor's two first names are in honor of her paternal grandmother, Elizabeth Mary (Rosemond) Taylor. A dual citizen of the UK and the U.S., she was born a British subject through her birth on British soil and an American citizen through her parents.[citation needed] She reportedly sought, in 1965, to renounce her United States citizenship, to wit "Though never accepted by the State Department, Liz renounced in 1965. Attempting to shield much of her European income from U.S. taxes, Liz wished to become solely a British citizen. According to news reports at the time, officials denied her request when she failed to complete the renunciation oath, refusing to say that she renounced 'all allegiance to the United States of America'."

At the age of three, Taylor began taking ballet lessons with Vaccani. Shortly before the beginning of World War II, her parents decided to return to the United States to avoid hostilities. Her mother took the children first, arriving in New York in April 1939,[5] while her father remained in London to wrap up matters in the art business, arriving in November.[6] They settled in Los Angeles, California, where Sara's family, the Warmbrodts, were then living.

Through Hedda Hopper, the Taylors were introduced to Andrea Berens, a wealthy English socialite and also fiancée of Cheever Cowden, chairman and major stockholder of Universal Pictures in Hollywood. Berens insisted that Sara bring Elizabeth to see Cowden who, she was adamant, would be dazzled by Elizabeth's breathtaking dark beauty; she was born with a mutation that caused double rows of eyelashes, which enhanced her appearance on camera. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer soon took interest in the British youngster as well but she failed to secure a contract with them after an informal audition with producer John Considine had shown that she couldn't sing. However, on 18 September 1941, Universal Pictures signed Elizabeth to a six-month renewable contract at $100 a week.

Taylor appeared in her first motion picture at the age of nine in There's One Born Every Minute, her only film for Universal Pictures. Less than six months after she signed with Universal, her contract was reviewed by Edward Muhl, the studio's production chief. Muhl met with Taylor's agent, Myron Selznick (brother of David), and Cheever Cowden. Muhl challenged Selznick's and Cowden's constant support of Taylor: "She can't sing, she can't dance, she can't perform. What's more, her mother has to be one of the most unbearable women it has been my displeasure to meet." Universal cancelled Taylor's contract just short of her tenth birthday in February 1942. Nevertheless on 15 October 1942, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer signed Taylor to $100 a week for up to three months to appear as "Priscilla" in the film Lassie Come Home.

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