Get The Look: Bar Refaeli

ISRAELI-born model Bar Refaeli began modelling before she could even walk.

At eight months old she was appearing in her first commercials and at a mere fifteen her modelling career took off.

Winning the prestigious title of Model of the Year in 2001 followed by appearances for GQ, Elle and Ralph Lauren - Bar was a force to be reckoned with.

In 2005 Bar even managed to bag herself an A-list boyfriend and is probably just as famous for being Leonardo Di Caprio's squeeze as she is a catwalk queen.

The natural beauty with olive skin and cute freckles is a breath of fresh air.

She's healthy, radiant and miles apart from skinny models we often see gracing the catwalk, which is why Garnier have chosen her as their new spokesmodel.




Celebrity Stylist Oliver Woods loves Bar's natural sandy hair colour, as do we.

He shows us below how to create her stunning 60's beehive - a look set to be seen everywhere this year.









1. Starting with damp hair, apply a mousse and volumising-booster product, such as Fructis Style’s Body and Volume Boosting Spray (RRP £3.99) from the roots to the ends and blow dry smooth.

2. Section the front of the hair and clip back. Comb the rest of the hair and spray with a strong hold hairspray.

3. Get a hair ‘doughnut’ and cut it into one big tube. Pin it into the back of the head and smooth the hair over to cover the tube. This will give it a beehive effect.

4. At the front of the hair, use medium-sized tongs. Put the hair round the tongs and brush out. Finish off with a little serum.

Just Bar-rilliant.

Get The Look: Bar Refaeli

ISRAELI-born model Bar Refaeli began modelling before she could even walk.

At eight months old she was appearing in her first commercials and at a mere fifteen her modelling career took off.

Winning the prestigious title of Model of the Year in 2001 followed by appearances for GQ, Elle and Ralph Lauren - Bar was a force to be reckoned with.

In 2005 Bar even managed to bag herself an A-list boyfriend and is probably just as famous for being Leonardo Di Caprio's squeeze as she is a catwalk queen.

The natural beauty with olive skin and cute freckles is a breath of fresh air.

She's healthy, radiant and miles apart from skinny models we often see gracing the catwalk, which is why Garnier have chosen her as their new spokesmodel.




Celebrity Stylist Oliver Woods loves Bar's natural sandy hair colour, as do we.

He shows us below how to create her stunning 60's beehive - a look set to be seen everywhere this year.









1. Starting with damp hair, apply a mousse and volumising-booster product, such as Fructis Style’s Body and Volume Boosting Spray (RRP £3.99) from the roots to the ends and blow dry smooth.

2. Section the front of the hair and clip back. Comb the rest of the hair and spray with a strong hold hairspray.

3. Get a hair ‘doughnut’ and cut it into one big tube. Pin it into the back of the head and smooth the hair over to cover the tube. This will give it a beehive effect.

4. At the front of the hair, use medium-sized tongs. Put the hair round the tongs and brush out. Finish off with a little serum.

Just Bar-rilliant.

Japan films win top awards

HONG KONG - JAPANESE stars and moviemakers were celebrating Tuesday after blitzing the annual Asian Film Awards.

The country's films dominated the glitzy ceremony in Hong Kong, scooping best picture, best director and best actor titles, and halting South Korea's stranglehold over the event.

'Tokyo Sonata,' a portrait of the breakdown of a Japanese family, won the award for best film.

Its director, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, best known for his thrillers and suspense movies, said he believed 'Tokyo Sonata' appealed to audiences across the region because it captured the dark side of human nature.

'The story is about ordinary people living in Japan. However, it captured the social problems that confront not only Japanese people today but also people outside Japan,' Kurosawa, who also won the best screenwriter award for the film, told AFP after Monday's ceremony.

Masahiro Motoki scooped the best actor award for 'Departures", which also won the best foreign language film in the Oscars.

He played a cellist forced to take a job in the funeral business after his orchestra was dissolved.

'I am very happy. I almost fainted and my throat was dry (when I received the award) - I never thought I would get the award,' Motoki told reporters.

'The story is about accepting death, letting go, and hopes after death. I think this is the kind of theme that will appeal to people because of the economic crisis we are experiencing now,' he said.

Hirokazu Koreeda beat action film director and hometown hero John Woo to the best director award for 'Still Walking,' about how a family deals with the drowning of a relative. -- AFP

Japan films win top awards

HONG KONG - JAPANESE stars and moviemakers were celebrating Tuesday after blitzing the annual Asian Film Awards.

The country's films dominated the glitzy ceremony in Hong Kong, scooping best picture, best director and best actor titles, and halting South Korea's stranglehold over the event.

'Tokyo Sonata,' a portrait of the breakdown of a Japanese family, won the award for best film.

Its director, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, best known for his thrillers and suspense movies, said he believed 'Tokyo Sonata' appealed to audiences across the region because it captured the dark side of human nature.

'The story is about ordinary people living in Japan. However, it captured the social problems that confront not only Japanese people today but also people outside Japan,' Kurosawa, who also won the best screenwriter award for the film, told AFP after Monday's ceremony.

Masahiro Motoki scooped the best actor award for 'Departures", which also won the best foreign language film in the Oscars.

He played a cellist forced to take a job in the funeral business after his orchestra was dissolved.

'I am very happy. I almost fainted and my throat was dry (when I received the award) - I never thought I would get the award,' Motoki told reporters.

'The story is about accepting death, letting go, and hopes after death. I think this is the kind of theme that will appeal to people because of the economic crisis we are experiencing now,' he said.

Hirokazu Koreeda beat action film director and hometown hero John Woo to the best director award for 'Still Walking,' about how a family deals with the drowning of a relative. -- AFP

Superbabes Lady Ga Ga. Hot and Sexy

Rubber clad ... just a normal night for GaGa

Pretty hot in pink ... almost flesh-coloured PVC skirt

Making shapes ... stunning in pink satin number

Cover up love ... attempting some modesty for the paps

Blue film ... raunchy with no bottoms on

That’s pants ... performing on stage

Superbabes Lady Ga Ga. Hot and Sexy

Rubber clad ... just a normal night for GaGa

Pretty hot in pink ... almost flesh-coloured PVC skirt

Making shapes ... stunning in pink satin number

Cover up love ... attempting some modesty for the paps

Blue film ... raunchy with no bottoms on

That’s pants ... performing on stage

Sexy & stylish

Ain’t no body like a desi girl... went the lyrics of a recent hit song. And as the ravishing Priyanka Chopra grooved in a stylish sari, no one had any doubts that it is indeed the desi girl that’s the best. We at Indiatimes Movies take a look at some of our Bollywood desi girls that turn the heat on even when not in their skimpy dresses. Flip on as we take you into the world of sari clad Bollywood hotties.








Aishwarya Rai
The elegance personified actress never fails to look her best, be it sari or any other outfit. This golden color sari adds glamour to her persona.



Shilpa Shetty
Here Shilpa looks like a new bride. This red color sari, her make up, hair and sindoor gives her a perfect bridal look.





Katrina Kaif
Katrina's hardly seen in sari yet it's a pleasure to see this beautiful actress like this. She is looking beautiful in this blue sari. Her long earrings and curly locks add a lot to her beauty.


Rani Mukherji
She wore such transparent saris in most of her films. Rani looks a perfect Indian beauty in Sari.


Aishwarya Rai
We like her selection of saris. Pink is one of her favorite colors. The Pink Panther actress is at her prettiest best here.


Shilpa Shetty
Shilpa looks extremely sensuous in this green sari. Apart from her perfect body, her make up and accessories add oomph to her personality.

Sexy & stylish

Ain’t no body like a desi girl... went the lyrics of a recent hit song. And as the ravishing Priyanka Chopra grooved in a stylish sari, no one had any doubts that it is indeed the desi girl that’s the best. We at Indiatimes Movies take a look at some of our Bollywood desi girls that turn the heat on even when not in their skimpy dresses. Flip on as we take you into the world of sari clad Bollywood hotties.








Aishwarya Rai
The elegance personified actress never fails to look her best, be it sari or any other outfit. This golden color sari adds glamour to her persona.



Shilpa Shetty
Here Shilpa looks like a new bride. This red color sari, her make up, hair and sindoor gives her a perfect bridal look.





Katrina Kaif
Katrina's hardly seen in sari yet it's a pleasure to see this beautiful actress like this. She is looking beautiful in this blue sari. Her long earrings and curly locks add a lot to her beauty.


Rani Mukherji
She wore such transparent saris in most of her films. Rani looks a perfect Indian beauty in Sari.


Aishwarya Rai
We like her selection of saris. Pink is one of her favorite colors. The Pink Panther actress is at her prettiest best here.


Shilpa Shetty
Shilpa looks extremely sensuous in this green sari. Apart from her perfect body, her make up and accessories add oomph to her personality.

Top Model auditions to resume

Panic ensued among hundreds of people waiting to audition for the show on Saturday outside the Park Central New York hotel in Manhattan, resulting in three arrests and six injuries. --PHOTO: ASSOCIATED PRESS




NEW YORK - SUPER model Tyra Banks, host and executive producer of 'America's Next Top Model,' says auditions for the series will continue following the chaos that erupted at a casting call over the weekend.

Panic ensued among hundreds of people waiting to audition for the show on Saturday outside the Park Central New York hotel in Manhattan, resulting in three arrests and six injuries.





The messy scene - which can be viewed on YouTube - caused such a commotion that the street outside the hotel became littered with shoes and clothing.






Police blamed the melee on pushing and shoving that began when the line of hopefuls swelled to a throng of several thousand.

Organisers hadn't expected a crowd that size and were overwhelmed by it. -- AP

Top Model auditions to resume

Panic ensued among hundreds of people waiting to audition for the show on Saturday outside the Park Central New York hotel in Manhattan, resulting in three arrests and six injuries. --PHOTO: ASSOCIATED PRESS




NEW YORK - SUPER model Tyra Banks, host and executive producer of 'America's Next Top Model,' says auditions for the series will continue following the chaos that erupted at a casting call over the weekend.

Panic ensued among hundreds of people waiting to audition for the show on Saturday outside the Park Central New York hotel in Manhattan, resulting in three arrests and six injuries.





The messy scene - which can be viewed on YouTube - caused such a commotion that the street outside the hotel became littered with shoes and clothing.






Police blamed the melee on pushing and shoving that began when the line of hopefuls swelled to a throng of several thousand.

Organisers hadn't expected a crowd that size and were overwhelmed by it. -- AP