X Men of Future Past Release Date Wallpapers NEw 2013

X-Men of Future Past Movie This is one of the most anticipated science-fiction movies of year 2014. Director of this film is Bryan Singer who also directed the first two parts of X-Men series. Matthew Vaughn was supposed to direct this movie he decline due to schedule conflicts. It will be released on 18 July 2014. Like previous parts of X-Men series Hugh Jackman is playing leading role of Logan/Wolverine. This film is known by other titles “X-Men First Class 2”. X-Men: Days of Future Past Plot & Story In this movie X-Men must travel in time to change a major historical event that could globally impact on man and mutant kind X-Men: Days of Future Past Star Cast

• Hugh Jackman
• Ian McKellen
• Jennifer Lawrence
• Nicholas Hoult
• Michael Fassbender
• January Jones
• Rose Byrne
• James McAvoy
• James Marsden
• Halle Berry
• Patrick Stewart
• Jason Flemyng

Gul Ahmed Winter Dresses NEw FAshions 2013

Gul Ahmed Winter  Dresses 2013.Gul Ahmed has recently launched its Winter Collection 2013 For Women and girls in Pakistan. The latest collection of Gul Ahmed outlets of Gul Ahmed in Pakistan and you can also shop these dresses online from Gul Ahmed. Have a look at Gul Ahmed’s Sizzling Winter Collection 2013 For Women. Design at dupatta has some tiny objects pattern which gives classic touch to the design. Mustered color scheme looks so pretty. Dress is being stitched according to the latest trend.A one sided over locked long kurti with full sleeve pattern looks amazing with casual shalwar kameez.Here is latest collection of Gul Ahmed Wedding,party wear,stylish and fabolous designs.

Fancy Shalwar Kameez and Kurti Skirt Designs from Indian and Pakistani Artists NEw 2013

Summer season is on the move and everything is in change process like, food, clothes and fashion.Pakgadget is a podium, where girls can get latest and handy information about clothing trends and even can take them update with latest fashion trends. In Pakistan and India, girls mostly wear light weight colorful dresses in summer season. No doubt, Pakistan and India is largest market place of Shalwar Kameez dress, so here, today we are going to show you the latest colorful and fancy shalwar kameez designsand styles/patterns.  So scroll down and get beautiful fancy shalwar kameez designs and patterns.

SAG Awards Analysis 3 Things We Think We Know About The Oscar Race New 2013

We have four legitimate frontrunners for Best Picture Four movies earned both BFCA nominations for Best Film and SAG nominations for Outstanding Cast (the equivalent of Best Film). They are “Argo,” “Lincoln,” “Les Miserables” and “Silver Linings Playbook.” I’m comfortable saying that all four of those will earn Best Picture Oscar nods. Now, which films will join them? More specifically, how many more films will join them? Oscar still remains fluid in terms of the number of slots it wants to fill in Best Picture. If I had to guess which other films will get into the Oscar race, I’d put money down on “Zero Dark Thirty,” “Life of Pi” and “Django Unchained.” After that, it becomes a question of how many movies the Academy wants to honor. “Beasts of the Southern Wild” could get in, as could “The Master” or “The Impossible.” Those last few slots are anyone’s game at the moment. Several names we expect to see: Denzel Washington for “Flight;” Daniel Day-Lewis for “Lincoln;” Jennifer Lawrence for “Silver Linings Playbook;” and Anne Hathaway for “Les Miserables.” Then there are the names that have surprised us at both SAG and the Critics’ Choice. Will they hold on to this momentum and earn Oscar nods. Here are the names that somewhat shocked me Ann Dowd. Javier Bardem (in both groups). Naoimi Watts (in both groups), who is VERY deserving for “The Impossible,” but I wasn’t sure enough voters had seen the film. Matthew McConaughey. Nicole Kidman! Almost all are deserving of Oscar love, yet some are going to have to be left out when the Academy nominates. Who will get in? We shall see. “Cloud Atlas” is a stunning piece of film making. It does not appear to be an Oscar contender. Neither is Gus Van Sant’s “The Promised Land,” which made no waves over the past 48 hours. “Anna Karenina” was largely ignored by the voting bodies. “The Hobbit” is not getting any momentum. And while “The Master” earned a few nods, it is not the Oscar powerhouse many thought it would be back in September, when critics fawned.