70th Venice Film Festival had a public screening of John Krokidas’s “Kill Your Darlings.” The film’s star Daniel Radcliffe was in attendance along with luminaries from the Italian fashion business and cinema world.
Radcliffe’s portrayal of a young Allen Ginsburg at Columbia University in 1944 is described as a long way removed from that of Harry Potter, his most famous character to date.
The film is about the artistic and sexual awakening of the famous American “Beat” poet.
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Let’s be honest: Most of us really didn’t know what twerking was until recently and we’re all still quite perplexed, right?
Well, a video burning up the internet right now might be the best reason ever to avoid this latest fad.
In the clip (which is posted below) and has been viewed over 1.7 million times, a girl ‘twerks’ in video while doing a handstand and leaning up against a closed door. When someone opens the door, she falls and crashes into a table full of lit candles, causing her leg to go on fire.
Ouch, right?
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Jill Miller was already practicing massage when she realized it was her own body that really needed to be worked on.
“I got into bad habits with yoga and I had to figure out what I was doing wrong,” she said.
And so Miller launched her method Yoga Tune Up and began on her quest to figure out how to understand the body “from the inside out.”
Yoga Tune Up teaches students health longevity through an understanding of one’s own body. By understanding the pain in your body, Miller says, you will enjoy working out more, while also preventing future pain.
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Taking care of your muscles and joints is just as important as diet and exercise. Jill Miller is a yoga and fitness therapy expert with more than 26 years of expertise. After many years of movement studies, her tissues were missing some much needed tlc.
Her self healing Yoga Tune Up® came about to fullfill the need to activate areas of her body that were not fully “participating” in movement. Jill Miller link fitness, yoga, massage, and pain management.
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Friends fear “Harry Potter” actor DANIEL RADCLIFFE is spiraling out of control with a dangerous drug and booze habit – just like “Home Alone” child star MacaulayCulkin!
Sources say Radcliffe leads a secret party-hearty lifestyle that’s taking a toll on his health, and exclusive photos reveal the 24-year-old has morphed from the fresh-faced boy wizard into a gaunt, sweaty, bleary-eyed mess!
“Daniel looks like death warmed over,” a friend told The ENQUIRER. “It’s nothing for him to knock back vodka shots, tequila shots and whiskey sours. There’s real fear among his friends that he’s turning from booze to drugs.”
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When is big too big, or even dangerously big? That’s the question some health experts are asking about excessive bodybuilding. Nicknamed bigorexia, obsessive muscle mass bulking can damage mental and physical wellbeing, especially when it involves dangerous drug use.
“Bigorexia is the term we’re using for men who are using substances like anabolic steroids and testosterone to get bigger and bigger,” says Dr. Damon Raskin, a board-certified internist with a specialty in men’s health. “The danger with taking supplemental testosterone is that it shuts off the body’s ability to make it. Depression is a common side effect; it can damage the liver too, as can anabolic steroids.” Other side effects aren’t pretty either: “There are changes in personality, including excessive aggression — ‘roid rage’ — and breast enlargement and acne.”
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NEW YORK – A designer drug made popular in song lyrics is blamed for causing two overdose deaths in New York over the weekend.
Those who take the drug may not realize how dangerous it is.
More than 100,000 fans expected a three-day dance party on New York’s Randall’s Island, but the mayor’s office cut the Electric Zoo festival short after two concert goers overdosed and died.
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NYC Deaths Put Focus on Party Drug ‘Molly’ A huge 3-day weekend dance festival in New York City ended early after the drug overdose deaths of two people. More than 100,000 fans were expected at the Electric Zoo festival but the mayor’s office cut the event short after the two drug deaths from MDMA or “molly,” which is a more pure, potent form of ecstasy, CBS News reported.
“The Department of Health did not want to see a re-occurrence,” New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said following the deaths of 23-year-old Rochester, N.Y., native Jeffrey Russ and 20-year-old Olivia Rotondo of Providence, R.I. People who take the designer drug may not understand how dangerous it is, according to an expert.
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Time to get real about a drug that is associated with raves, EDM (electronic dance music) and party party time.
The last day of a dance music festival featuring Avicii, David Guetta and Diplo was canceled because of two deaths from “molly” or ecstasy.
Electric Zoo festival in New York, NY. was shuttered last Sunday after two attendees died and four others had to be hospitalized during the first two days of performances on Friday and Saturday.
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