| Punjabi Prison Match Just Announced For No Mercy
Through his translator Ranjin Singh, former champion The Great Khali has exercised his rematch clause for the World Heavyweight Championship, and the match has been made by General Manager Theodore Long � a Punjabi Prison Match at No Mercy on Sunday, Oct. 7.
The Punjab Giant will look to rebound from his defeat in the Triple Threat Match at Unforgiven, a match which saw Batista�s odyssey to the top of the SmackDown mountain finally capped with gold. But now Batista faces his first major test since claiming the title, from the more than 7-foot monster Khali in one of the most brutal matches in WWE history.
Will Batista�s reign as champion be short-lived, or will The Animal be able to defeat The Great Khali in the confines of the bamboo-surrounded ring? The bigger question is, can the Punjabi Prison contain the hatred between Khali and Batista?
NOTE: John Cena vs.
Madonna nominated for 'Rock and Roll Hall of Fame' honour
London, September 29 (ANI): Pop diva Madonna, hip-hop band 'Beastie Boys', and 'Queen of Disco' Donna Summer are among stars who have been nominated for induction into the US 'Rock and Roll Hall of Fame'. Also among the contenders are Leonard Cohen, John Mellencamp, Chic, the Dave Clark Five and Afrika Bambaataa. According to the Billboard magazine, the nominees selected by a committee will be whittled down to a final list of five by more than 600 music experts, who will enter the hall in March. Musician can be considered for the honour of being inducted into the Cleaveland-based hall only 25 years after their first recording, reports the BBC. Last year, the honour of being inducted into the hall was conferred on rock band R.E.M., hip-hop star Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Van Halen, the Ronettes and Patti Smith.
Actor highlights aboriginal roles in film
One of Saskatchewan's most talented and well-known actors kicked off the two-week long Aboriginal Arts and Music festival this week. Gordon Tootoosis, who has worked alongside actors such as Brad Pitt, Charlton Heston and Charlize Theron, was part of the in-school tour. He spoke to an eager group of students at St. Mary High School on Monday morning. Tootoosis has worked on movie productions in the United States and Europe as well as Canada. He is best known in Canada for his television role as Albert Golo in North of 60. He was born on the Poundmaker First Nation and is now based in Saskatoon. Of course when the floor opened to questions, the first, from a female student, was what it was like to work with Brad Pitt. Pitt, said Tootoosis, is very ordinary and friendly. He is also very athletic and disciplined.
The big 10
One of the joys of TV is the way it can turn no-name and underappreciated actors into stars; every season presents some breakthrough performances. Here's a look at 10 people to watch in this year's network shows -- some of whom are already getting talked about, and others whom we predict will emerge from under the radar. Zachary Levi Where you'll find him: Playing the title role in Chuck, about a shy computer geek (he prefers "nerd") who gets mixed up in espionage when he accidentally downloads hundreds of government secrets into his head Where you may have seen him: On the ABC sitcom Less Than Perfect, he played Kipp, a non-nerdy conniver who schemed to mess up heroine Claudia's career. He was sort of like Marc on Ugly Betty, only less ostentatiously dressed -- and straight.
Lambert Cantile
The marriage of Miss Emily Ferguson Cantile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack William Cantile of Richmond, to Robert Michael Lambert Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael Lambert Sr. of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, took place September 29, 2007, at Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church. The Reverend David T. Anderson officiated. The bride, escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Finlay Forbes Ferguson of Norfolk, Virginia, and the late Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Cantile of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The groom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lambert of Avalon, New Jersey, and the late Mr. and Mrs. James Tully of Ardmore, Pennsylvania. Miss Elizabeth Anderson Cantile of Richmond was her sister's maid of honor.
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