Slumdog Millionaire

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Making money on the Internet is a dream for millions of people. But only a small percentage of the more than 182 million web sites online are real money winners. So what’s the difference between the ones making lots of money and most of the rest that aren’t? Chances are, you have an idea to make some money, but you’re just another little-known name on the net unless you can attract some traffic. Do you turn to search engine optimization? Adware? Some other trick of the trade? A 26-year... Read Full Story

In February, ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ was the toast of LA. But since the limelight moved on, the treatment allotted to some of its stars has been nothing short of obscene. The movie, which cost Fox a mere $14-million to make has so far earned them $326-million and eight Oscars. Yet two of the stars - already surviving in homes made of canvas – have lost even that after bulldozers trashed them to build a rail station. Nine-year old Rubina Ali [she played 'Latika',] and 10-year old... Read Full Story

By: Ellie Kam on May 27th, 2009 at10:45 am Slumdog Millionaire director, Danny Boyle arrived in Mumbai today to meet with the families of child actors, Rubina Ali and Azharuddin Mohammed, whose homes were destroyed by Indian authorities in recent weeks. The meeting, which was set up to discuss the issue of acquiring proper housing for both children and their families, ended early when Rubina’s father Rafiq Qureshi stormed out of the room, telling reporters, Everything is... Read Full Story

Posted by --girl May 27, 2009 In the wake of news that two of “Slumdog Millionaire’s” child stars are now homeless, director Danny Boyle has set off for India to help find them homes. The director met with several of the film’s stars at the private lounge of Mumbai’s Jw Marriott hotel on Tuesday as part of his efforts to help just two children (who have been given considerable advantages thanks to their roles) emerge from epic poverty. He announced Wednesday afternoon that... Read Full Story

British filmmaker Danny Boyle is reported to be very frustrated with his dealings with the child actors he cast in his Oscar winning film, Slumdog Millionaire. - - - - - - Daily Record reported that: "He is tired, really tired, the demands are now skyrocketing," Jai Ho Trust spokesman Noshir Dadrawalla said. The spokesman added: "Danny is tired, Danny is frustrated at these demands and has left for England. He is very, very upset." The charity revealed that the young... Read Full Story

British filmmaker Danny Boyle is reported to be very frustrated with his dealings with the child actors he cast in his Oscar winning film, Slumdog Millionaire. - - - - - - Daily Record reported that: "He is tired, really tired, the demands are now skyrocketing," Jai Ho Trust spokesman Noshir Dadrawalla said. The spokesman added: "Danny is tired, Danny is frustrated at these demands and has left for England. He is very, very upset." The charity revealed that the young... Read Full Story

British filmmaker Danny Boyle is reported to be very frustrated with his dealings with the child actors he cast in his Oscar winning film, Slumdog Millionaire. - - - - - - Daily Record reported that: "He is tired, really tired, the demands are now skyrocketing," Jai Ho Trust spokesman Noshir Dadrawalla said. The spokesman added: "Danny is tired, Danny is frustrated at these demands and has left for England. He is very, very upset." The charity revealed that the young... Read Full Story

Fox Searchlight did not become the new standard for lower budget Oscar bait by accident. It is a well run boutique studio that has placed a film in the Best Picture race in four of the last five years, winning the highest award in film for Slumdog Millionaire . Now Fox Searchlight has locked up the director of Slumdog , Danny Boyle , for a three-year deal, a production agreement that also includes Pathe Pictures. So Boyle will now have whatever projects he chooses to do in the next... Read Full Story

One of the child stars of the Oscar-winning movie "Slumdog Millionaire" is to publish her life story. Transworld Publishers says Rubina Ali's book will tell the story of her life in the shantytown where she grew up. Danny Boyle cast 9-year-old Rubina in the film about an orphan from Mumbai's slums who wins a quiz show. The filmmakers set up a trust aimed at ensuring that the children who acted in the movie get proper homes and a decent education but relations have grown tense amid... Read Full Story