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Former Lara Croft model Rhona Mitra will join American actor Rob Lowe and Jennifer Coolidge on CBS' The Late Late Show on 30th September, 2004. The actress, who stars in The Practice and Boston Legal, will talk candidly about her career to date, which includes the major motion picture Sweet Home Alabama co-starring Reece Weatherspoon, along with a string of TV appearances.

Last Updated: Sep 29, 2004

Daniel Craig as had to kiss an intriguing array of co-stars in some of his recent movies, from Angelina Jolie in Lara Croft, to Gwyneth Paltrow in Sylvia, to sexagenarian Anne Reid in The Mother. But they all probably pale into insignificance compared to his latest on-screen snog, with none other than Rhys Ifans. Not that this is some shock-your-granny gay romance; it's more an unsettling, psychological chiller as the Welsh star of Notting Hill fame plays an obsessive stalker to Craig's tortured and imploding hero in Enduring Love, the eagerly-awaited cinema adaptation of Ian McEwan's acclaimed novel, due for release in November.

Last Updated: Sep 29, 2004

Tomb Raider Chronicles has procured an exclusive print advertisement from 2002 promoting the third Tomb Raider video-game from studio Core Design. Tomb Raider III: Adventures Of Lara Croft boasted five huge worlds rich with new puzzles, environments and even a few old enemies as players embarked on a quest for an ancient meteor rumoured to have life-giving powers. Click the image below to view the full product.

Last Updated: Sep 28, 2004

Star Movies presents the second monthly installment of Opening Night, with an exclusive sneak peek from the sci-fi blockbuster Alien Vs Predator on 26 September at 8:30 pm. The movie, Alien Vs Predator is all set to release in theaters in India on 1 October. It will also be released in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu versions. The show, Opening Night would offer to viewers some exclusive footage from yet to be released blockbuster. Last month, the show featured, I Robot in its inaugural show.

Last Updated: Sep 23, 2004

After tasting success in ringtones and logo content downloads, mobile phone operators in the region believe they have another winner with wireless gaming, says Davina Yeo, associate director of wireless research at IDC Asia-Pacific. 'Over the past year, wireless gaming has taken a huge leap forward as operators began recognising the revenue potential that the service offers,' Ms Yeo said. 'The next 12 months will see operators refining their strategies and targeting a larger audience beyond just the early adopters,' she added.

Last Updated: Sep 23, 2004