PARTYLICIOUS :: Lahore’s Societal Press!

ARE YOU A HARDCORE LAHORI?

ARE YOU CURRENTLY BASED IN LAHORE?

ARE YOU A PARTY ANIMAL WHO LOVES TO LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST?

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN AVENUE THAT WILL KEEP YOU UPDATED ON THE HOTTEST AND THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER PARTIES and EVENTS IN LAHORE?

If the answer to these questions is a big YES then you are at the right place!

The WeCite Blog proudly introduces PARTYLICIOUS: a blogging website exclusively for the news, views and reviews from the ever bubbly social jacuzzi of Lahore’s entertainment!

Catch the latest news from the Lahore’s event management industry, breeze through the juiciest gossips making headways around town, read the reviews of events that they cover, and stay up to date with what’s happening every month!

Drop by Partylicious today at http://partylicious.files.wordpress.com/

For details, contact

Fauzan Sohail

fauzan.sohail@gmail.com

Cell: +92 321 536 3781 // +92 302 849 0286

WeCite Entertainment :: UNIV/COLLEGE REPS WANTED!

HEADS UP ALL!

WeCite Entertainment (W.E) is now actively recruiting college/university representatives all across Lahore!

Are you are the hip and the happening in your college/univ?
Do you have it in you to take ownership of a marketing campaign and promote an event or a cause in your college/university successfully and effectively?
Are you interested in selling tickets, distributing flyers, and conducting entertainment-based surveys in your institute?
Think you can bring business to WeCite Entertainment in any form or manner?

If so, then YOU’RE THE ONE W.E. IS LOOKING FOR!

W.E is recruiting a maximum of THREE representatives per college/univ.

The representatives will enjoy perks/benefits such as:

–> Free WeCite Entertainment and Sponsor(s) merchandise (subject to nature and scope of events).
–> Experience certificates per campaign for work working with WeCite Entertainment
–> Your personal WeCite Entertainment Representative Business Cards
–> A feel of the marketing and promotions world with real time demands and deadlines.
–> Ability to harness your social and interpersonal skills
–> Lots and lots of fun and making the most out of your effective communication skills.
–> Interaction with your favorite stars and free invites to W.E hosted and/or associate events.
–>Specified percentage of the profit made on a business opportunity brought to W.E. by you and executed successfully
… and lots more!

So enough reading already! Let W.E know your potential!

Email: wecite@gmail.com or fauzan.sohail@gmail.com with your name, contact info, college/univ name and why you think you got the edge to be part of W.E.

W.E can ONLY be the best if we work with the best!

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ABOUT WeCite Entertainment

WeCite Entertainment (W.E) is a ‘randomly specific’ event management venture headed by Fauzan Sohail with its base in Lahore, Pakistan. The group specializes in bringing about social events such as

– Stand up comedies

– Live and/or unplugged musical performances with the country’s leading stars and up coming talents

– Open Mic Nights

– Launches

– Club nights

– Corporate/private theme parties and special events

WeCite Entertainment assures you of the highest level of professionalism while arranging and delivering your events to perfection. With a core team comprising of diverse and skilled professionals from fields such as media, creative arts, finance, music, entertainment, and project management, ours is a group that focuses on results; both in terms of quality and quantity!

For more information, please contact:

Fauzan Sohail

WeCite Entertainment :: ‘randomly specific‘ event management

C: +92 321 5363781 // +92 302 8490286

T: +92 42 574 0347

E: wecite@gmail.com // fauzan.sohail@gmail.com

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President Zardari: O’ Behave!

Is there a need to send a reminder to our dear President that he should focus on the job at hand instead of loitering after the GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin?

Having declared her as ‘gorgeous‘ upon their first interaction went on further to say, “Now I know why the whole of America is crazy about you.”

And when a handler from the President’s entourage requested the two politicians to keep shaking hands for the cameras, Zardari added (suggestively perhaps?) that, “If he’s insisting, I might hug!”

Dear Mr. President, while we are well aware of your countless frolics back home as far as being a womanizer is concerned, please remember that you are there to deliver a very serious message across and not to engage yourself in to further scandals/affairs.

In an age and time where each and every word uttered, any emotion shown, any body language suggested is sliced, analyzed, discussed, and sensationalized beyond imagination, it is important to keep things in check.

There is harm in having fun but let’s not mix business with pleasure please!

Stick to your work.

Watch the video of this encounter below

9-20: Al-Qaeda tape called for Pakistan attacks

UPI has reported that the deadly bombing of a Pakistan hotel came after Al-Qaida released a tape exhorting followers to step up attacks in the country.In a 90-minute tape produced by Al-Qaida to mark the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, a group leader calls for Pakistani targets to be hit. Although no one has officially claimed responsibility for the attack on Marriott but the tape is being considered as a strong link.

The senior Al-Qaida leader Mustafa Abu Yazzid says on the tape:

And we tell the jealous people of mujaheddin of Pakistan that in order for the jihad in Afghanistan to continue and be victorious, you must stand with your brothers the mujaheddin in Afghanistan to fight the puppet regime of Pakistan and its aggressive and tyrannical army and strike the interest of the crusader allies in Pakistan.

Yazzid also claimed responsibility for an attack earlier this year on the Danish embassy in Islamabad, which was said to be retaliation for the publication of cartoons in Denmark that Yazzid said mocked the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH).

Political Gimmicks

I came across this piece in my inbox today and thought I’d share with all 🙂 It’s in urdu and sorry for not putting up a translation to it as well. I am fasting and this requires effort. Maybe after iftar today! Have fun!

Bring ITP to Punjab!

The efforts being undertaken to bring the traffic under control and ensure adherence to the laws as seen by the Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) are more than impressive; they are the need of the hour! The revamped Lahore Traffic Police should learn a thing or two from their counterparts in Islamabad.

It is against the law to yap on your cellular device while driving and you better have a seat belt on. Not just that, if your front seat passenger is not wearing a seat belt, you (the driver) are still in for a fine! Another fine awaits you if you are driving on high beams in the capital!

I have no doubt in my mind that these laws will be enforced and followed through with utmost commitment from the ITP. They have proved that fact ever since they have been given control of the roads in the capital.

However, it is a dismal picture that has been set by the Traffic Police here in Lahore. The only place I have seen them active is on the Mall Rd. period! These days, in Lahore, you can literally get away with any thing with or without a Traffic warden present. They are too busy chatting on their cell phones or found chilling in the shades or in the nearby shops in groups of 3-5.

You are on your own in Lahore my friend, but then again, some people like this sort of freedom and are happy without being checked for violating and laws of the road.

Related news

Sit belt the Seat belts… [ Islamabad Metroblog ]

Ramadan Kareem Mubarak

The WeCite Entertainment team would like to wish all our readers, fans, haters, and random site stumblers a very happy and blessed Ramadan Mubarak!

May this month bring countless blessings of Allah Almighty to you and your family.

Diana wedding cake slice sells for 1,000 pounds

A piece of wedding cake from Prince Charles and Diana’s wedding in 1981 was sold off for 1,000 pounds by a former royal servant, according to an auctioneer’s sale listing.

The large, 23 cm (9 inch) slice of cake icing, with a marzipan base, came from one of 23 official wedding cakes and was given to Moyra Smith who worked for the Queen Mother at Clarence House.

It was kept wrapped in clingfilm in an attic for the past 27 years.

The cake was sold on Wednesday to an unnamed bidder along with a typed letter signed by “Charles and Diana” thanking Mrs Smith for her contribution towards a clock they were given as a wedding present.

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9 climbers feared dead after avalanche on K-2

At least nine climbers were feared dead on K-2, the world’s second highest mountain, after an avalanche cut ropes used to cross a treacherous wall of ice, officials and other climbers said Sunday.

Several other mountaineers were missing, prompting a desperate rescue effort on the peak in northern Pakistan, which is regarded as more dangerous to climb than Mount Everest.

A total of 22 people, mostly foreigners, in eight different groups scaled K-2’s summit on Friday.

Click here to read more

New HP Movie Trailer

Have a look at the spanking new trailer for the Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince at Movielicious. It is great to see a local setup working to provide high quality entertainment and movie news. The way this site is growing in terms of content is impressive and addictive.

The movie will be releasing in November this year.

Would you go to see the new X-Files Movie?

I am not sure if X-Files: I Want To Believe will be shown in cinemas in Pakistan, but if it does, is it worth the trouble?

Movielicious has reviewed the movie recently and there seems to be all around disappointment.

Sure its good to see Mulder and Dana together. Sure they fit back in to their roles with ease. Sure there is some good dialogue. You can’t take away the credit there. But other than that, it’s like eating a three day old pizza from your mom’s fridge.

The site has given the movie a ranking of 4 out of 10 claiming it would have been better if this was a winter or autumn release instead of in the summers where so many mega block busters are competing for glory.

Sorry, but there are no little green men or abductions to speak of. I guess all the aliens left on that space ship at the end of the first movie. Sad. Also lacking is anything remotely supernatural. Sadder.

I’m not a fan of xFiles but if the movie is without aliens and creatures following a ‘a case that is right out of the C.S.I crime drama’, then is it worth it?

The Official Ramchand Pakistani Trailer

Coming this August at a cinema near you!

R e l a t e d     L i n k s

[ Ramchand Pakistani Official Site ]

[ Mehreen Jabbar Official Site ]

[ Tribeca Film Festival: Ramchand Pakistani ]

[ Minority Report: Ramchand Pakistani by Madeeha Syed ]

What Are Fathers Made Of

Here’s something I felt was worth sharing with all you fathers, daughters, sons, and grand children. We hear endlessly about motherhood and the worth of our mothers, the bonds they make and the how they raise us. But very little is said about fathers. Read this, feel this, and pass this on if you will. It is a humble acknowledgment of respect and admiration for the first love of us daughters and the ideal man for sons. And if you are a father yourself, it is a heartfelt revelation of the role you play in your children’s life.

We love you dad!

A father is a thing that is forced to endure childbirth without an anesthetic. A father is a thing that growls when it feels good–and laughs very loud when it’s scared half to death. A father never feels entirely worthy of the worship in a child’s eyes. He’s never quite the hero his daughter thinks, never quite the man his son believes him to be–and this worries him, sometimes.

So he works too hard to try and smooth the rough places in the road for those of his own who will follow him. A father is a thing that gets very angry when the first school grades aren’t as good as he thinks they should be. He scolds his son though he knows it’s the teacher’s fault. Fathers are what give daughters away to other men who aren’t nearly good enough so they can have grandchildren who are smarter than anybody’s Fathers make bets with insurance companies about who’ll live the longest. Though they know the odds, they keep right on betting. And one day… they lose. I don’t know where fathers go when they die. But I’ve an idea that after a good rest, wherever it is, he won’t be happy unless there’s work to do.

He won’t just sit on a cloud and wait for the girl he’s loved and the children she bore him. He’ll be busy there, too, repairing the stairs, oiling the gates, improving the streets, smoothing the way…

WeCite Link-Fest

Britney working on new album [ Todays Zaman ]

Super cinema excitement in full swing [ Lahore Metblogs ]

Spanish police discover 400 websites inciting anorexia [ Terranet Plus ]

Supermodel Kate Moss makes brain-damage claims [ Stuff ]

Miley Cyrus wants to do Sex and the City for teens [ Holly Wire ]

Madonna, Britney joining forces again [ MSN Entertainment ]

New iPhone music to your ears [ Stuff ]

Tom Cruise for Top Gun sequel? [ Times of India ]

Don’t look if you are afraid of snakes [ Bella Sugar ]

Terminator Salvation Trailer [ Pop Therapy ]

Ramchand Pakistani premiers August 1

Mehreen Jabbar’s much awaited ‘Ramchand Pakistani‘ will makes its debut simultaneously in Pakistani and Indian cinemas on August 1. This will be, so far, only the second time that a movie will be released in the two countries on the same date. The first one ever to attain this was Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal back in November last year.

The film portrays the story of a family torn apart as a father follows his son who had accidentally strayed across the border into India, and both get captured by the Indian authorities. Nandita Das from the acclaimed hits of the 1990s like Fire (1996) and Earth (1998 ) plays the Pakistani mother struggling for their freedom, and mourning their long absence. This story is said to be based on true events.

The film features many prominent Pakistani actors such as Rashid Farooqi, Noman Ijaz, Maria Wasti, Shahood Alvi, Tipu, Adarsh Ayaz, Saleem Mairaj, and of course the our little star, Syed Fazal Hussain who plays Ramchand.