Justin Bieber Wants to be a Young Father
September 12, 2011 by Trend PK
Filed under Entertainment
He is still just a teenager but 17 year old Justin Bieber already has his future mapped out and his five year plan includes being married and starting a family by the time he’s 25. Bieber revealed his future plans and feelings during an interview with Womens Wear Daily.
“Well, by 25 or 26, I want to see myself, like, married or start looking for a family,” he said when asked where he sees himself in five years. “I want to be a young dad. I want to be able to have done what I wanted to do — to be successful, to do a movie or whatever. But if the time is right, I definitely want to be married by 25.”
Although he quickly added;
“One thing — I’m not looking to get married now.”
It would be interesting to know what his current girlfriend Selena Gomez has to say on the subject.
Munter rings Nawaz, shares grief and sorrow over Lahore incident
January 30, 2011 by Trend PK
Filed under Breaking News
Breaking News
United States envoy to Pakistan Cameron Minter has telephoned PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif late Saturday and shared with him his feelings imbibed with utter grief and sorrow over Lahore incident wherein two Pakistani men were shot dead by a US consulate official and another man was trampled to death by a US consulate car, trendpk.Com reported.
During the telephonic conversation, US envoy urged Nawaz Sharif that Pakistani government should give US diplomat, Raymond Davis, under US custody because Davis possesses immunity under diplomatic relations being an employee of US consulate.
Declining US envoys demand, Nawaz Sharif replied that loss of three precious lives of Pakistani citizens had deeply hurt entire nation, adding that only court could come up with ultimate judgment on the issue.
I cant do anything as the matter is currently being heard in court, Nawaz concluded.
Earlier, Pakistan foreign office had said that US citizen Raymond Davis has no diplomatic immunity because he is not an official of US foreign office but he is a part of technical and administrative staff in the US embassy in Islamabad.
Quake-dreaded people rush out into streets
KARACHI: Various people voiced their feelings related with quake-unleashed panic in different ways after 7.4 magnitude tremor hit Pakistan.
Massive quake rocked the country across its frontiers reaching Indian capital New Delhi on side and Dubai on the other in the wee hours of Wednesday, forcing the people in cities including Karachi, Lahore and Hyderabad to come out of their houses, reciting verses from the Holy Quran.
An awe-stricken man said he was awake at this point at 1.30, when his bed shook and the windows rattled and then he woke my family.
Many residents in the country’s largest city, Karachi, ran out into the streets once the quake started, said the reports.
Karan Johar joins Deepika and Purab in upcoming Nescafe ad
He came, he saw… but, he just couldn’t conquer! We are referring to the ironic situation of the VJ-turned actor Purab Kohli; despite having the gorgeous Deepika Padukone as his neighbour, he just couldn’t get his feelings across to her. No…. even before you can get into the layer of things, let us tell you that, the aforementioned was the ‘plot’ of the ongoing Nescafe series.
Well, as they say, the plot gets thicker. And the thickness now lies in the fact, that, now besides Deepika, Purab will now be joined by none other than the master filmmaker Karan Johar, according to Bollywood Hungama’s confirmed sources. The same source also added that the trio has even shot for the ad that shows Karan walking into Deepika’s house, even as Purab is trying hard to impress her. Despite knowing the fact that ‘he’ is Karan Johar, Purab pretends not to know him and hence starts asking him about his profession like ‘Are you a badminton player?” etc…
With KJo joining the gang, sipping coffee (or is it ‘Koffee’ now?), will just get even more stimulating. What say, folks!
Japan in new diplomatic row after Russian isle visit
November 1, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
SOUTHERAN KURILES/NORTHERN TERRITORIES: Russian President Dmitry Medvedev visited an island claimed by Moscow and Tokyo on Monday, sparking a diplomatic row with Japan as it struggles to mend ties with rising rival China.
Medvedev’s visit to the island, one of four known as the Southern Kuriles in Russia and the Northern Territories in Japan, was likely to snarl ties with Japan ahead of an Asia-Pacific leaders summit that Japan will host in mid-November.
Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan quickly expressed regret over the visit — the first by a Russian leader.
“Japan’s stance is that those four northern islands are part of our country’s territory, so the president’s visit is very regrettable,” Kan told a parliamentary panel.
Japanese Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara said any such visit would “hurt the feelings of the Japanese people”. Maehara said last
Karachi violence: Zardari summons federal ministers meeting
President Zardari has convened a meeting of the federal ministers of Pakistan Peoples Party to review the worsening law and order situation of Karachi tonight.
Sources said that the meeting would likely to take up annual budget, cabinet, NRO and hearing of the cases regarding 18th amendment. The situation emerged in wake of the condoning of Rehman Maliks sentences would also be considered in the meeting.
The meeting would be succeeded by a dinner.
Facebook row: LHC orders govt to record protest with US
Lahore High Court has ordered the government to record its protest with the US along with blockage of Facebook.
In a case regarding blashphemous caricatures page on Facebook, the court remarked that these blasphemous hurt the feelings of Pakistani people. LHC has ordered the Pakistani Foreign Office to record its strong protest with the US Foreign Office and official copy of this protest should be submitted in the court. The court has also ordered that if the government doesnt record the protest with the US, then Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi should present explanation in the court.
apple adobe
April 9, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
We’re not exactly sure where The Flash Blog stands as a mouthpiece of Adobe corporate (official vs. unofficial), but they’ve certainly let their feelings be known without any sugar coating or corporate speak. Lee Brimelow, the author is a Platform Evangelist at Adobe focusing on the Flash, Flex, and AIR developer communities.
What is clear is that Apple has timed this purposely to hurt sales of CS5. This has nothing to do whatsoever with bringing the Flash player to Apple’s devices. That is a separate discussion entirely. What they are saying is that they won’t allow applications onto their marketplace solely because of what language was originally used to create them. This is a frightening move that has no rational defense other than wanting tyrannical control over developers and more importantly, wanting to use developers as pawns in their crusade against Adobe. This does not just affect Adobe but also other technologies like Unity3D. [...] Now let me put aside my role as an official representative of Adobe for a moment as I would look to make it clear what is going through my mind at the moment. Go screw yourself Apple.
tiger woods nike commercial
April 8, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
The unexpected co-stars of a new Nike commercial: Tiger Woods and his deceased dad Earl. In the spot, a silent Tiger gazes at the camera while the voice of his late father does the talking. Eerily, the recording seems to scold the golfer — from beyond the grave. “I want to find out what your thinking was. I want to find out what your feelings are. Did you learn anything?” Earl asks, as the camera moves closer to Tiger.
The last 9 days of the Winter Games
March 2, 2010 by Trend PK
Filed under World News
TrendPK.com On 9
Vancouver – Denny Morrison reflected in the feelings of the Canadian team: index.
He has been a desperate gliding around the Oval Richmond, a black cloud hanging over his head, his face a mask of pain.
“Lost” is how the coach described.
On 9 of the Olympic Games in 2010, and the pressure [...]
