January Jones at Golden Globe Awards
January Jones at Golden Globe Awards Wednesday, January 19
January Jones at Golden Globe Awards 
Tuesday, January 18
‘Mad Men’ star January Jones was snapped wearing a red-hot Versace gown that exposed more than her cleavage at the Golden Globe Awards. The 33 year old, Jones, who presented the Best TV Series (Musical or Comedy) award with Jimmy Fallon, looked chic in the floor-length gown that left little to imagination. The top portion of the actress’ dress bandaged her assets while still emphasizing her cleavage.Meanwhile, Donatella Versace had last month said that Jones, who is the face of the brand’s upcoming spring/summer ad campaign, “is chic and elegant but deeply sensual too”.
‘Black Swan’ actress Mila Kunis got a 7,000-dollars facial that contained rubies and diamonds from Scott-Vincent Borba for Golden Globes. But the actress missed the award for Best Supporting Actress for "Black Swan”. Borba said the precious stones in his HD Diamond and Ruby Peel provide antioxidants and a lustrous sheen. "I always do this on her skin, neck, décolleté, arms and the back of her hands - anything that will be possibly showing with her dress," said Borba. The HD Diamond and Ruby Peel is still in its testing phase, but Borba said that Kunis is always happy to be his guinea pig. "Mila is one of my muses. She’ll test my stuff before everyone else and give me feedback," he said.Borba talks about Kunis and her not-so-girly love of video games on his website. "She’s incredibly down to earth, intelligent and a fan of World of Warcraft. I can’t tell you how much I am in awe of her,” he wrote.
Monday, January 12
Bollywood music director A.R. Rahman became the first Indian to win the Golden Globe Award, for best original musical score in Danny Boyle's movie "Slumdog Millionaire". The honour bestowed on the maestro has brought much cheer to the Indian film industry. 
The Golden Globe is a coveted award and it is a rare honour for an Indian music director. By winning it, competing with composers from around the world, Rahman has not only proved his worth, but has also conveyed to the world that, given a chance, an Indian music director can deservedly vie with any composer in the world.
Rahman won the prestigious award for his musical score in the song "Jai Ho", for which Gulzar penned the lyrics. The song is a typical Rahman number and the composer stuck to his signature style while composing it.
The international recognition that Rahman has earned for himself makes every Indian proud.
That "Slumdog Millionaire" will sweep the Golden Globe Awards was a foregone conclusion after critics from around the world hailed the film.
Based on Vikas Swarup's novel "Q & A", the film starring Dev Patel, Freida Pinto and Anil Kapoor, is releasing in India Jan 23.
After winning the Golden Globe, Rahman is looking forward to bagging an Oscar for his soundtrack for "Slumdog Milloinaire".
Rahman is now all set to enthral his fans with his upcoming projects "Delhi-6" and "Blue".
The Golden Globe is a coveted award and it is a rare honour for an Indian music director. By winning it, competing with composers from around the world, Rahman has not only proved his worth, but has also conveyed to the world that, given a chance, an Indian music director can deservedly vie with any composer in the world.
Rahman won the prestigious award for his musical score in the song "Jai Ho", for which Gulzar penned the lyrics. The song is a typical Rahman number and the composer stuck to his signature style while composing it.
The international recognition that Rahman has earned for himself makes every Indian proud.
"Slumdog Millionaire" bagged four Golden Globe Awards. Apart from Rahman, the movie won the awards for best motion picture, best screenplay(Simon Beaufoy) and best director (Danny Boyle).
That "Slumdog Millionaire" will sweep the Golden Globe Awards was a foregone conclusion after critics from around the world hailed the film.
Based on Vikas Swarup's novel "Q & A", the film starring Dev Patel, Freida Pinto and Anil Kapoor, is releasing in India Jan 23.
After winning the Golden Globe, Rahman is looking forward to bagging an Oscar for his soundtrack for "Slumdog Milloinaire".
Rahman is now all set to enthral his fans with his upcoming projects "Delhi-6" and "Blue".
