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Showing posts with label SHOWS. Show all posts
Are you really peeved that you don’t get to watch TV because your mom’s catching up with her soaps and/or your dad’s catching up with the news? Well it’s time to take these problems to your beloved PC, because you can watch your favourite TV series directly from the internet. What I have here is a list of sites from where you can always watch (not download) your favorite sitcoms. These sites act like aggregators which will link you to other sites like Megavideo or CBS, who actually stream these videos.
Talking about streaming, it’s quite essential that you have a fast enough internet connection. The simple reason being that a fast connection means fast buffer speeds, which in turn mean that you get you play your video while its loading.
If you’re wondering why Online Streaming, then you should know that you won’t have to wait for the re-runs of your favourite TV show and you can watch them as and when you want to. The best part is that all these sites are free and a few moments and as many clicks later, you can sit back, relax and catch your favourite TV shows with some popcorn.
If you’re wondering why Online Streaming, then you should know that you won’t have to wait for the re-runs of your favourite TV show and you can watch them as and when you want to. The best part is that all these sites are free and a few moments and as many clicks later, you can sit back, relax and catch your favourite TV shows with some popcorn.
TV Duck A good source for streaming videos online, TV Duck has a very simple layout which allows you to choose from different genres like Action, Comedy, Animation and so on. Another way of selecting your favourite TV show is for you to look it up from the alphabetical list. A genre which you just might be interested in is Bollywood, with movies of all categories. While you might not be impressed with most of them, there are some good ones like Dil Chahta Hai or even Rang De Basanti, a couple of my favorites. TV Duck is amongst the easiest to use sites but there’s a slight compromise in the quality they have to offer.  Quack's the way to do it Project Free TV This one is not intuitive to begin with, but that being said, Free TV Video Online has a huge repository of TV series and sitcoms. There are the usual series like Six Feet Under, How I Met Your Mother and the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air plus some not so popular ones such as Coogan’s Run or Fonejacker. Project Free TV doesn’t have a genre-wise category listing but it retains the alphabetical list. Also, the movies section on this site has everything set both genre-wise and alphabetically. While there are plenty of links to choose from, it’s recommended that you don’t search too long for links on this site.  Loads of stuff to watch Watch Series Online At first glance, Watch Series Online doesn’t really look like they have a lot to share. However, click on the Index link and you have quite a few options to choose from. Just like Project Free TV, this site doesn’t have any genre-wise category but it does have an alphabetical index. If you’re searching for movies then this is definitely not the site for you as you’ll only have access to TV series. There are quite a few sports based shows as well like UFC, WWE and Wipeout. You might have to go through quite a few of the links mentioned here, but you’ll eventually get a satisfactory link after a few minutes.  All of your favorite TV series |
iWatchNetwork There’s a lot of stuff to watch in the iWatchNetwork which has the regular TV series plus documentaries, Bollywood Movies and Asian Movies. This site is probably the most well-organized of the lot, with listings by Genre, Popular, Top Rated and more. There are forums as well where you can talk about your favourite Television series or movies, whatever suits you. There are quite a lot of options in the movie categories and you’ll get the latest ones, as well.  This one has movies and documentaries as well SideReel Another one of the Project Free TV like site which can be easily said as the most intuitive of all streaming sites. SideReel has categories like Critically Acclaimed Comedies, Drama in the Workplace and Really, Really Ridiculously Good Looking People. There’s also a genre-wise categorizing and two other sections include Movies and Web TV. What we really liked about SideReel is that it has a lot of information on upcoming movies, trailers, and more.  The best looking! We spoke about buffer speeds earlier so you know that you need an internet connection with decent enough speed. These sites don’t have a fixed resolution but here’s a tip to get a slight improvement in buffer speeds - The lower the resolution the faster your video buffers, but remember that you’ll have to compromise on video quality. So these were five sites that you must not have really heard of but are responsible of rescuing many from boredom. One big issue has to be the amount of ads and pop-ups that come with almost every click. But many users do have the patience to quietly close each and every one of these links. I finally also feel that YouTube is that one website where most users will always come to check out their plethora of videos and they also have a Movies section which again is free and although it doesn't have thes best ones out there, you can always catch up on a few good ones like Alice in Wonderland, Lycantropus: The Moonlight Murders and a lot more. It's quite likely that the number of movies will increase. |
Are you really peeved that you don’t get to watch TV because your mom’s catching up with her soaps and/or your dad’s catching up with the news? Well it’s time to take these problems to your beloved PC, because you can watch your favourite TV series directly from the internet. What I have here is a list of sites from where you can always watch (not download) your favorite sitcoms. These sites act like aggregators which will link you to other sites like Megavideo or CBS, who actually stream these videos.
Talking about streaming, it’s quite essential that you have a fast enough internet connection. The simple reason being that a fast connection means fast buffer speeds, which in turn mean that you get you play your video while its loading.
If you’re wondering why Online Streaming, then you should know that you won’t have to wait for the re-runs of your favourite TV show and you can watch them as and when you want to. The best part is that all these sites are free and a few moments and as many clicks later, you can sit back, relax and catch your favourite TV shows with some popcorn.
If you’re wondering why Online Streaming, then you should know that you won’t have to wait for the re-runs of your favourite TV show and you can watch them as and when you want to. The best part is that all these sites are free and a few moments and as many clicks later, you can sit back, relax and catch your favourite TV shows with some popcorn.
TV Duck A good source for streaming videos online, TV Duck has a very simple layout which allows you to choose from different genres like Action, Comedy, Animation and so on. Another way of selecting your favourite TV show is for you to look it up from the alphabetical list. A genre which you just might be interested in is Bollywood, with movies of all categories. While you might not be impressed with most of them, there are some good ones like Dil Chahta Hai or even Rang De Basanti, a couple of my favorites. TV Duck is amongst the easiest to use sites but there’s a slight compromise in the quality they have to offer. Quack's the way to do it Project Free TV This one is not intuitive to begin with, but that being said, Free TV Video Online has a huge repository of TV series and sitcoms. There are the usual series like Six Feet Under, How I Met Your Mother and the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air plus some not so popular ones such as Coogan’s Run or Fonejacker. Project Free TV doesn’t have a genre-wise category listing but it retains the alphabetical list. Also, the movies section on this site has everything set both genre-wise and alphabetically. While there are plenty of links to choose from, it’s recommended that you don’t search too long for links on this site. Loads of stuff to watch Watch Series Online At first glance, Watch Series Online doesn’t really look like they have a lot to share. However, click on the Index link and you have quite a few options to choose from. Just like Project Free TV, this site doesn’t have any genre-wise category but it does have an alphabetical index. If you’re searching for movies then this is definitely not the site for you as you’ll only have access to TV series. There are quite a few sports based shows as well like UFC, WWE and Wipeout. You might have to go through quite a few of the links mentioned here, but you’ll eventually get a satisfactory link after a few minutes. All of your favorite TV series |
iWatchNetwork There’s a lot of stuff to watch in the iWatchNetwork which has the regular TV series plus documentaries, Bollywood Movies and Asian Movies. This site is probably the most well-organized of the lot, with listings by Genre, Popular, Top Rated and more. There are forums as well where you can talk about your favourite Television series or movies, whatever suits you. There are quite a lot of options in the movie categories and you’ll get the latest ones, as well. This one has movies and documentaries as well SideReel Another one of the Project Free TV like site which can be easily said as the most intuitive of all streaming sites. SideReel has categories like Critically Acclaimed Comedies, Drama in the Workplace and Really, Really Ridiculously Good Looking People. There’s also a genre-wise categorizing and two other sections include Movies and Web TV. What we really liked about SideReel is that it has a lot of information on upcoming movies, trailers, and more. The best looking! We spoke about buffer speeds earlier so you know that you need an internet connection with decent enough speed. These sites don’t have a fixed resolution but here’s a tip to get a slight improvement in buffer speeds - The lower the resolution the faster your video buffers, but remember that you’ll have to compromise on video quality. So these were five sites that you must not have really heard of but are responsible of rescuing many from boredom. One big issue has to be the amount of ads and pop-ups that come with almost every click. But many users do have the patience to quietly close each and every one of these links. I finally also feel that YouTube is that one website where most users will always come to check out their plethora of videos and they also have a Movies section which again is free and although it doesn't have thes best ones out there, you can always catch up on a few good ones like Alice in Wonderland, Lycantropus: The Moonlight Murders and a lot more. It's quite likely that the number of movies will increase. |
Huge apologies, fellow frock watchers. Grazia Daily shamefully admits that we've fallen behind in ourCannes catwalk surveillance (we've been busy rubbing tux-clad shoulders with Kate Moss, daahlings). But the hangover has finally worn off and we are back to bring you the Best Dressed A-listers who've paraded before the paps since Monday night. Let's not waste another minute...
And what better way to begin than with Anna Dello Russo? We wonder whether she's been taking inspiration from our very own Duchess of Cambridge with this bride-appropriate gown from Alberta Ferretti. White may be the colour of the festival, dear, but the pleats, the feathers, the tiered tulle skirt, plus a gold wheat fascinator and veil, maaay be taking the trend a step too far. HOWEVER, we wouldn't expect anything less.
Zoe Saldana joined ADR at the The Tree Of Life premiere looking like a scrumptious confection in anArmani Privé gown, mainly thanks to the red and white striped skirt cascading from a structured bustier. Tres refreshing, non? She sensibly kept the accessorises to a minimum, with little more than Nicholas Kirkwood heels and a dramatic gold cuff. YUM.
The same red carpet also delivered a delight from 'the Carey Mulligan of Cannes 2011', aka: Mia Wasikowska who wowed the crowd in a dreamy nude Valentino number (not unlike the version Emma Watson wore to the BAFTAs, in fact). Grazia Daily thinks Mia's like a young Gwyneth Paltrow crossed with a girlie-but-kooky Michelle Williams - what do you think? One thing's for sure, we feel a serious girl crush coming on...
Proving why she's 'worth it', Gwen Stefani arrived with her dashing hubby, sporting a sparkling Stella McCartney jumpsuit that's a welcome sight amongst all the chiffon, not least because it oozes 70s chic - how OTM. And if you recognise this number, that's because it's the noir version of the gold jumpsuit whichIman wore to the Met Ball not so long ago, but Gwen has seamlessly made it her own with those fluffy curls and pink pout. BON!
And then there's Angelina. Ms Jolie is known for keeping things fairly sleek and simple for such high-profile events so how fabulous to see her in swathes of voluminous layers, direct from her favourite design house, Atelier Versace. Naturallement, the standard thigh-flash is firmly in place while the rich chocolate tone keeps it suitably elegant - we can't remember the last time we saw Ange looking so grandiose, y'know?
Yes, Kirsten Dunst is here too! At yesterday's photocall for her new film Melancholia, the actress treated us to a splash of bold colour in a chiffon Chloe dress - and that's the sound of Grazia HQ rejoicing. Just like Michelle Williams in egg yolk Vera Wang or Diane Kruger in her mustard Jason Wu gown, this saffron tone works beautifully with Kirsten's blonde hair, pale skin and red lippie.
Onto the premiere and Kiki D turned to her bessies, the trusty designer twins also known as Rodarte. This mermaid floor-sweeper from the duo's A/W'11 collection is sophisticated without going overboard, while the polka dot design and that green wool halterneck serve up the right amount of quirk. Oh, how we j'adore her.
SO what do you do when the French Riviera is a-buzz with rumours that your ex (let's call him Leonardo DiCaprio) is cosying up to the leggiest 'It' girl of the moment (we'll call her Blake Lively)? You rock up to the hottest red carpet on the planet looking devestatingly hot then strut your stuff in a Roberto Cavalligown, of course! And that's exactly what Bar Refaeli did on Tuesday night for the erm, Beaver premiere (?). Don't look now, Blake.
Meanwhile, fellow model Milla Jovovich opted for retro cool rather than full-on glamour to great, understated effect. Her white and nude Prada gown is embellished with bugle beads, features a red trim and has a low slung belt. Totes amaze. And like Miss Stefani before her, Mila polished off the look with retro curls as well as a most-covetable Sergio Rossi shoulder bag.
More model behaviour arrived courtesy of Naomi Campbell in an Azzedine Alaia A/W'11 burgundy gown with a ruffled layered skirt and scalloped edges. LOVE. Need we say more?
Huge apologies, fellow frock watchers. Grazia Daily shamefully admits that we've fallen behind in ourCannes catwalk surveillance (we've been busy rubbing tux-clad shoulders with Kate Moss, daahlings). But the hangover has finally worn off and we are back to bring you the Best Dressed A-listers who've paraded before the paps since Monday night. Let's not waste another minute...
And what better way to begin than with Anna Dello Russo? We wonder whether she's been taking inspiration from our very own Duchess of Cambridge with this bride-appropriate gown from Alberta Ferretti. White may be the colour of the festival, dear, but the pleats, the feathers, the tiered tulle skirt, plus a gold wheat fascinator and veil, maaay be taking the trend a step too far. HOWEVER, we wouldn't expect anything less.
Zoe Saldana joined ADR at the The Tree Of Life premiere looking like a scrumptious confection in anArmani Privé gown, mainly thanks to the red and white striped skirt cascading from a structured bustier. Tres refreshing, non? She sensibly kept the accessorises to a minimum, with little more than Nicholas Kirkwood heels and a dramatic gold cuff. YUM.
The same red carpet also delivered a delight from 'the Carey Mulligan of Cannes 2011', aka: Mia Wasikowska who wowed the crowd in a dreamy nude Valentino number (not unlike the version Emma Watson wore to the BAFTAs, in fact). Grazia Daily thinks Mia's like a young Gwyneth Paltrow crossed with a girlie-but-kooky Michelle Williams - what do you think? One thing's for sure, we feel a serious girl crush coming on...
Proving why she's 'worth it', Gwen Stefani arrived with her dashing hubby, sporting a sparkling Stella McCartney jumpsuit that's a welcome sight amongst all the chiffon, not least because it oozes 70s chic - how OTM. And if you recognise this number, that's because it's the noir version of the gold jumpsuit whichIman wore to the Met Ball not so long ago, but Gwen has seamlessly made it her own with those fluffy curls and pink pout. BON!
And then there's Angelina. Ms Jolie is known for keeping things fairly sleek and simple for such high-profile events so how fabulous to see her in swathes of voluminous layers, direct from her favourite design house, Atelier Versace. Naturallement, the standard thigh-flash is firmly in place while the rich chocolate tone keeps it suitably elegant - we can't remember the last time we saw Ange looking so grandiose, y'know?
Yes, Kirsten Dunst is here too! At yesterday's photocall for her new film Melancholia, the actress treated us to a splash of bold colour in a chiffon Chloe dress - and that's the sound of Grazia HQ rejoicing. Just like Michelle Williams in egg yolk Vera Wang or Diane Kruger in her mustard Jason Wu gown, this saffron tone works beautifully with Kirsten's blonde hair, pale skin and red lippie.
Onto the premiere and Kiki D turned to her bessies, the trusty designer twins also known as Rodarte. This mermaid floor-sweeper from the duo's A/W'11 collection is sophisticated without going overboard, while the polka dot design and that green wool halterneck serve up the right amount of quirk. Oh, how we j'adore her.
SO what do you do when the French Riviera is a-buzz with rumours that your ex (let's call him Leonardo DiCaprio) is cosying up to the leggiest 'It' girl of the moment (we'll call her Blake Lively)? You rock up to the hottest red carpet on the planet looking devestatingly hot then strut your stuff in a Roberto Cavalligown, of course! And that's exactly what Bar Refaeli did on Tuesday night for the erm, Beaver premiere (?). Don't look now, Blake.
Meanwhile, fellow model Milla Jovovich opted for retro cool rather than full-on glamour to great, understated effect. Her white and nude Prada gown is embellished with bugle beads, features a red trim and has a low slung belt. Totes amaze. And like Miss Stefani before her, Mila polished off the look with retro curls as well as a most-covetable Sergio Rossi shoulder bag.
More model behaviour arrived courtesy of Naomi Campbell in an Azzedine Alaia A/W'11 burgundy gown with a ruffled layered skirt and scalloped edges. LOVE. Need we say more?