Eye makeup: Wear it right

Eye makeup: Wear it right

Who doesn't want to flaunt smokey eyes, but unfortunately they don't work for everyone. So the trick is to find out the right makeup that suits your eyes, otherwise a fashion statement can turn into a fashion faux paus.

Whether your eyes are too small, too big, too close or too far apart, you need to tweak your makeup to enhance your eyes' shape, reports vogue.in.

Here's how you can go with the suitable makeup for your eye:

- For almond shaped eyes like Aishwarya Rai: You can't really go wrong with this eye shape. Smoky shadows, graphic lines, bold colours - feel free to play.

- For down turned eyes like Katrina Kaif: Sometimes it's genetics, sometimes it's the result of age and the weakening of eye muscles, but if the outer corners of your eyes tend to droop, a cat-eye with an exaggerated upward flick is the easiest way to offset the down turned shape.

- For deep-set eyes like Sridevi: You don't need to contour the crease because it will be quite defined already. As tempted as you may be, avoid dark smoky eyes, they give your eyes a more sunken appearance. To make them pop, use light shadows with shimmers and pearlescent sheens that'll catch the light on the lid and below the brow bone.

- For hooded eyes like Blake Lively: If you can barely see the lid when you open your eyes, you know you have hooded eyes. Most shadow styles work with this type of eye shape, but pay extra attention to your top lash line and lash base. Amp those up generously with volumising mascara. Extend the colour you use in the crease all the way to the eyebrow to create a more definite shape.

- For close-set eyes like Kareena Kapoor: If the inner corners of your eyes are very close to the bridge of your nose, you need to focus on the outer corners. Here's where you apply your darker/brighter shadows and pull them out. Open up the inner corners with light, highlighting shadows.

- For wide-set eyes like Alia Bhatt: Here you do the opposite of the above. Dark shades should be focused on the inner corners and blended out to lighter hues on the outer corners.

- For prominent eyes like Deepika Padukone: If your eyes are the boldest feature on your face, go easy on the eye makeup. Contour subtly and use matte shadows close to your skin tone. Play up your lips with a bright pout to balance it out.

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Jennifer Lopez doubted singing talent

Jennifer Lopez has always doubted her singing ability.

The 'On The Floor' hitmaker admits she used to be insecure about her vocal range and it wasn't until she met her ex-husband Marc Anthony - whom she has five-year-old twins Maximilian and Emme with - that she began to realise she was a successful international popstar due to her talent, and not her flawless looks.
Speaking to Britain's Cosmopolitan magazine, she said: 'The biggest insecurity I had was my singing... Even though I had sold 70 million records, there was this feeling like, 'I'm not good at this'. And while I was married to Marc, he helped me get over it. He kept telling me, 'You're the only one holding yourself back from reaching your full potential as a singer. You have to let go'.
'I was always so insecure. Then I grew, little by little, and realised, wait a minute, this is not a fluke. I'm not a mistake - I work my ass off. And I know what I'm doing.'
The 44-year-old star split with Marc in July 2011 and has been dating choreographer Casper Smart, 26, since October 2011, but she admits her hunky beau has to work for her love.
She explained: 'For me, it's about having a great partner to walk this life with. I have my own high standards for what I want in a partner and how I want to be treated.
'I bring a lot to the table. I'm not talking about the material things but what I have to offer as a person - love and loyalty and all the things that make a good relationship.'

Miss World 2013: Megan Young from Philippines

 

MANILA, Philippines—Don’t mess with a beauty queen from the Philippines.
Former beauty titlists and Miss World Philippines officials are rushing to the defense of Megan Young, the Filipino Miss World 2013 title winner who has come under attack from online haters.
On Sunday, a certain Facebook user (Devina DeDiva) criticized Young’s Miss World victory, dismissing the Philippines as a country of maids.
The Facebook user said: “Miss Philippines is Miss World? What a joke? I didn’t know those maids have anything else in them. Hahaha.”
The post has since been taken down from the social networking site. Inquirer tried to reach that Facebook user, who is alleged to be based in Singapore and studied at Manchester University, for comment but has not received a reply at press time.
Soon after the racial slur went online, a hate page attacking the Facebook user was put up on Tuesday, gaining 11,068 “likes” in a matter of hours.
Scriptwriter-actress Bibeth Orteza asked on Facebook: “But is DeDiva even her real name? Is that a surname typical from that part of the world…a cowardly pseudonym…or a play on ‘diva?’”
Filipino beauty queens have come to Young’s defense against the Facebook hater and other bashers.
Gemma Cruz-Araneta, Miss International 1964, asked pointedly: “What’s wrong with being a maid? Is that a crime?”
Melanie Marquez, Miss International 1979, told the Inquirer: “To all her detractors, bless your hearts. That’s all I can say. I am proud of and grateful for Megan’s simplicity and golden heart.”
Jennifer Cortes, Binibining Pilipinas-Universe 1978, said: “Seems the Philippines has become a powerhouse (in the pageant scene). Lots of people are getting envious. Sad about the personal attacks, but we are a country of beautiful people.”
Miriam Quiambao, Miss Universe first runnerup 1999, quipped: “I have nothing to say (to those critics). Let Megan show the world how great she is as a Filipino woman. Meanwhile, let’s all do our best to uplift our country by giving nobility to our jobs…wherever we are. This is a call for everyone to step up and show the world that we are kind, God-fearing people.”
Fashion model and Miss Visayas-RP 1976 Bessie Badilla quipped: “They are just sore losers. We shouldn’t waste our time on them. Let us enjoy Megan’s victory and ignore those who do not wish to celebrate with us.”

‘Grandmaster’ leads Golden Horse film nominees

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Wong Kar-wai’s martial-arts epic “The Grandmaster” received a leading 11 nominations for Taiwan’s Golden Horse Awards, including best picture. Other contenders include Jia Zhangke’s “A Touch of Sin” and Anthony Chen’s “Ilo Ilo,” each with six nominations.
“The Grandmaster” about the legendary Ip Man is Wong’s biggest hit, with his stylized emotional imagery punctuated by crowd-pleasing combat featuring stars Tony Leung Chiu-wai and Ziyi Zhang. It earned $5 million in a limited U.S. release after a $55 million global run.
Wong, Leung and Zhang were nominated Tuesday, and the film will compete in its category against “A Touch of Sin,” ”Ilo Ilo,” ”Stray Dogs” and “Drug War” by Hong Kong’s Johnnie To.
The other directing nominees are To, Jia Zhang-ke for “A Touch of Sin,” Tsai Ming-liang for “Stray Dogs” and Chung Mong-hong for “Soul.” Anthony Chen is up for best new director for “Ilo Ilo,” alongside actors-turned-directors Vicki Zhao for “So Young” and Juno Mak for “Rigor Mortis.”
“Cold War” actor Tony Leung Ka-fai, already named best actor at the Hong Film Awards, is up for the Golden Horse award for the same role. Jimmy Wang Yu in “Soul,” Nick Cheung in “Unbeatable” and Lee Kang-sheng in “Stray Dogs” are the other nominees.
Zhang received her third Golden Horse nomination. Other best actress nominees are last year’s winner, Gwei Lun-mei, for “Christmas Rose,” seven-time nominee Shu Qi for the comedy “Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons,” Sammi Cheng for “Blind Detective” and Hong Kong newcomer Cherry Ngan for “The Way We Dance.”
The Golden Horse film festival celebrates Chinese-language cinema, and the awards are the most prestigious for film in the greater China region. Singapore’s “Ilo Ilo” and Taiwan’s “Soul” are among films at the festival that are also Oscar entries.

Angelina Jolie sparks wedding rumors with ring finger bauble

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Angelina Jolie sports a new ring while taking a shopping trip to Bondi Junction in Australia. Could she and Brad pitt have tied the knot?

Are Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt already married?
The actress, 38, sported a new ring on her wedding finger while out with her children in Sydney, Australia on Sunday, sparking rumors that she and her A-list partner had officially tied the knot.

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Jolie with her children in Sydney, Australia. 

The "Maleficent" star was photographed with the new bauble as she went shopping on Bondi Beach. According to E! Online, Jolie has been wearing the second ring, a simple gold band, on her finger since March.
Jolie and Pitt, 49, announced plans to marry in April 2012, but have yet to publicly disclose plans for the actual ceremony.

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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt arrive at the World Premiere of 'World War Z' at the Empire Cinema in London, Sunday June 2. The two announced their engagement in April 2012. 

It's not the only time Jolie has set tongues wagging with a new piece of jewelry. In March, Jolie shot down a reporter who asked whether a new ring was a wedding band. "No, it's not," Jolie responded.

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It's not the first time Jolie has sparked wedding rumors with a new jewelry purchase. The actress wore another ring finger sparkler at Women in the World Summit 2013 on April 4, 2013 in New York City.