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The WAG wobbled up and down the beach in an Astroturf-look bikini

NICE grass, love! There’s bound to be a pitch invasion when Chantelle Houghton supporters see this.

The WAG wobbled up and down the beach in an Astroturf-look bikini, proving to the world that beneath the surface, she’s got cracking personalities. The 32DD hottie, 25, showed off her footie-themed kit on a break in Mexico.

Click here to see more photos of Chantelle Houghton in her astro-turf bikini

A fellow sun seeker said: “Chantelle was turning heads with her body — and stomachs with her swimwear. It looked like moss on her chest.”

Not that her crocked Spurs fella Jermain Defoe, 26, minds. They were recently reunited after she dumped him for being a “tough guy to trust.”

But Chantelle’s clearly a turf act to follow.

HOUGHT -ICUL TURE: Chantelle in green ‘Astroturf’ bikini

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How to find out perfect swimsuit for your figure

Woman with large busts should find a swimsuit that fully supports them. The best swimsuits for that are ones with halter-tops or molded under wire cups to keep everything in place.

Every Spring, shopping for swimsuits is usually two of the worst things women have to do. Here are some tips from the experts to help make your swimsuit shopping must less stressful.

A woman with a large rear end should look for swimsuits with boy cut bottoms. This helps hide your rear but also looks cute and is comfortable. Avoid the skimpy bikini briefs at all costs!

Women with an inverted shape (their top is wider than their hips), should pick a two-piece with a skort or shorts. This will help balance their top and bottom, making them look more proportional.

For the top, you can also pick something that is catchy and brightly colored. This will draw attention upwards away from your rear end.

Curvy women should consider the tankini. The tankini is a two-piece swimsuit with a top that resembles a tank top. With it, you can pair the hipster bottoms.
These nice looking bottoms provide far more support for your curves than the traditional bikini bottoms.

If you have a large stomach, you should stick to a one-piece suit.
You may also want to check to see if the store has a swimsuit that offers tummy control. A printed suit will also take the focus away from your stomach and make you look slimmer.

You may also want to try on two of the two piece swimsuits with cutouts on the sides. This can have a slimming effect while still showing off your curves.

Large women probably have the hardest time picking out a swimsuit.

Stick to dark colors like navy blue and black to help make you look slimmer.

Avoid a swimsuit with horizontal stripes, as that gives the optical illusion that you are wider than you actually are. Spandex is a nice choice for swimsuit cloth because it stretches, but it is very important that you get the right size swimsuit.

three final reminder, swimsuits usually run smaller than regular clothes, so you may have to set a size or three larger than you normally wear.

It's called Beach Bunny Swimwear and its the new hot for swimsuits on Stetson Drive in Old Town Scottsdale.


A new boutique opened in the Valley, known for its couture lingerie inspired swimwear and cover ups by former swimsuit model, Angela Chittenden.

Beach Bunny Swimwear offers trend setting swimwear worn by a long list of celebrity clientele including Ashley Tisdale, Jessica Simpson, Salma Hayek, Sienna Miller, and Eva Longoria Parker, who declared Beach Bunny Swimwear as "the sexiest line out there."

Beach Bunny Swimwear is designed for the girl who "just wants to have fun and look lusciously glamorous while she's at it," says the designer.

Brazenly embellished with innovative luxury fabrics and exquisite hardware and trim from around the world, the 2009 collection ranges from fun to flirty to seriously sultry with seductive Brazilian cuts featuring ruched backing, and a variety of curve-enhancing tops - including triangles, bandeaus, halters and under wires; touch-able terrycloth jumpers and matching tunics, dresses.

Brazilian Swimwear Company Uses A Ribbon As a Bikini String

Bringing new meaning to “string” bikini, this shocking ad for a Brazilian bikini manufacturer place a ribbon between, well, you know, cheeks, to call attention.

They certainly got their goal accomplished, I don’t think anybody can overlook this ad… including all those who will be upset by its controversial edge.

The ad was created by advertising agency FNL COMMUNICATIONS, Australia, Sydney with creative direction by Mike Miller and Luke Duggan. The copy was written by Nathan Lennon. The cheeky image was shot by John Patrick.

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Bhumika’s Yagam in March

‘Yagam’, featuring Navdeep and Bhumika in central roles is directed by PA.Arun Prasad. 

Jointly produced by Raju and Praveen, the film completed its shooting and presently in post production. Kim Sharma is playing the second heroine in the film.

Director Arun Prasad informed that the film is made in the backdrop of Bangkok with a love story of a youth working in a bar and an air hostess. 

While their life was going on smoothly another woman enter into their life resulting in complications and how they come out of those complications is all about the film, said the producer.

The producer is aiming to release the audio shortly and the film by March.

Mani Sharma composed the music and the film is presented by Bharat Thakur.

Is Vaibhav Dating With Swetha Prasad

Swetha Prasad who was seen as a homely girl in Kotha Bangaru Lokam is seen in low waist jeans and cleavage revealing tops, these days. When asked, she reveals that this is the latest fashion in Mumbai which is her home town.

According to sources, Actor Vaibhav who is a son on a director + producer Kodandarami reddy, is in love with Swetha Prasad and is totally bowled by her tempting figure. Vaibhav and Swetha are paired in a film together which is being directed by Director Kodhanda Rami reddy.

The sources reveal that Vaibhav is busy either chatting or laughing with Swetha in her car and the two are dating seriously from the past 5 days. It is reported that they visit to Pizza Corners and coffee shops after their day of shoot and chat for long hours and laugh on some adult and silly jokes.

Yet, another love story emerges out from tollywood, but yet they say that “we are just good friends presently”.

Nenu Devudini Telugu Movie Review

Film: Nenu Devudni
Cast: Arya, Pooja, and others
Dialogues: Sri Ramakrishna
Music: Ilayaraaja
Lyrics: Vanamali and Bharat Acharya
Cinematography: Arthur Wilson
Editing: Suresh Urs
Art: Krishna Murthy
Stunts: Kanal Kannan, Super Subbarayan
Produced by: KS Srinivasan
Story and directed by: Bala
CBFC Rating: U/A
Release Date: Feb 6, 2009

What’s it about?
Rudra (Arya) is left in Kasi by his father as astrologers suggested not to see the father and son each other. Rudra is raised as kala bhairav in Kasi and lead life as devout sadhu. 14 years later, his father comes in search of his son and is shocked to see him as Aghora. Rudra’s guru tells him to go with his father and come back after severing all the ties. But he doesn’t stay at his home and instead lives with other local sadhus on a temple mountain. A local mafia leader who controls beggars tries to sell off a blind beggar (Pooja). Rudra kills the mafia leader.

Analysis

Tamil director Bala is one of the finest directors we have in India. His films Sethu and Shiva Putrudu (Pitamagan) ushered in new trends and inspired many directors in South India in portraying realism on screen. Hence, his latest offering, Nenu Devudni, created a curiosity among Telugu audiences too. Sadly, Nenu Devudni leaves all of us (including fanatic off-beat movie lovers like this reviewer) in a big disappointment. The story has no purpose and at the end of climax, the question remains on everyone’s mind - as to what the director has tried to say. It certainly not about ‘aghoras’ or ‘life of Kala Bhairava’s. The life of ‘aghora's part in Kasi is hardly 10 minutes, which, no doubt, is riveting. The film more delves on how beggars are treated by cunning local mafia leaders and how they are exploitated.

We don’t get any straightforward answers to the intention of the movie. Is the movie about the pretence of idol worship in Hinduism? Or about how ‘Dharma Bikshatana’ losing its meaning and has become a racket now? Or about a disgruntled son taking revenge on their parents? No clarity in the movie.

Climax sequence makes farce of the whole exercise of the director’s whatever intention. Rudra’s Guru asks him to come back after severing ‘bhava bandhalu’ and Rudra returns to Kasi after granting ‘maranam’ to the heroine with whom he doesn’t have any attachment in the first place. She is not his lover nor she related to him nor does they develop a bond or friendship. Then how does he got disheartened to return to Kasi? What is purpose in coming to his village – just to grant ‘maranam’ to a blind girl? If the girl wants to end life she could easily do on her own and why would she seek it from Rudra?

In one word there is no purpose to the script. As a director, Bala is undoubtedly a great technician but he disappointed us this time with his hollow plotline.

Performances

Aarya should be commended for his hard work and dedication. He looks menacing and maintains the same look through out the movie. Pooja as the blind girl gives award-winning performance. The glamorous girl has gone for complete de-glamorized role and she does it with honesty. Especially in the climax scene her make-up and acting is terrific. The look of the Guru of Kala Bhairav is good. Rest of the actors who acted as beggars and other roles have done neat job.

Cinematography by Arthur Wilson is excellent. Krishna Murthy’s artwork and Kanal Kannan and Super Subbarayan’s fights are realistic. Director Bala has shown his ‘master’ touch many scenes but he is disappointed by his own weak script.

Praise worthy points

1. The first and foremost re-recording by maestro Ilayaraaja is outstanding. His music is haunting and sometimes very spiritiual. Best part of the movie is definitely Ilayaraaja’s musical score. In our country, he is god of re-recording.
2. Performances by the lead actors – simply superb.
3. The dedication shown by the filmmakers and realistic (really hard to absorb some visuals) portrayal of beggars and their life (like in Slumdog Millionaire)

Bottom-line

Nenu Devudni is disappointment from director Bala. Except for the first 15 minutes, rest of the movie is hard to diges. It has very disturbing visuals and the movie is too dark than Bala's previous movies. Its script is weak and the movie has no purpose.

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