Cancer boy relieved

Neon Roberts father ‘relieved’ over cancer treatment verdict

Ben Roberts said he hopes the seven-year-old can start the radiotherapy and chemotherapy ‘without any further delay’ after the High Court ruled he should undergo the treatment.



Sally Roberts, 37, had opposed Neon receiving the follow-up medical care after successive successful surgeries on a brain tumour, arguing it could cause long-term health issues.

Seven-year-old Neon Roberts (Picture: PA)
After the hearing Mr Roberts’ solicitor, Gwen Williams, said: ‘Mr Roberts is relieved that the judge has been able to make a final ruling on Neon’s treatment.

‘Whilst he respected Neon’s mother’s view, his own opinion, following in-depth discussion with the doctors, has always been that Neon should have the treatment as outlined by them.

‘He now hopes that Neon can be allowed to recover from his latest operation and start the radiotherapy and chemotherapy that the doctors have outlined without any further delay.’

Ms Roberts argued there were ‘credible alternatives’ to the treatment, even though doctors say Neon could die within a few months without radiotherapy.

Summing up, Mr Justice Bodey said: ‘One can’t enjoy a quality of life if one isn’t alive.

‘The mother has been through a terrible time. This sort of thing is every parent’s nightmare.

‘But I am worried that her judgement has gone awry on the question of the seriousness of the threat which Neon faces.’

He added: ‘The alternative treatments put forward were complementary and alternative medicine. Nothing put forward has undergone rigorous clinical trials.

‘I find it difficult to see that doctors would withhold alternative treatment that would improve survival.’

Ms Roberts said she plans to appeal the decision.

From John McCain to an Aurora Victim: It's Been Hollywood's Fault

John McCain in a letter to then-President Bill Clinton following the shooting at Columbine:  "Our concerns have been heightened by the pattern emerging from the recent school massacres, which indicates that the gunmen involved have been immersed in and fascinated with hyperviolent films, record lyrics, videogames, or Internet sites in varying combinations."

Torrence Brown Jr., victim of the Aurora shootings, said Warner Bros., among others, to blame:  Through his attorney, Donald Karpel, insisted that "Dark Knight Rises" was particularly violent, and Holmes mimicked some of the action -- theatergoers were helpless because they thought the shooter was part of the movie. "Somebody has to be responsible for the rampant violence that is shown today."
Also read: In Newtown Aftermath, Spotlight Back on Hollywood Violence
Charles Hurt of the Washington Times, after the Aurora shooting: "Senseless? Really? If by 'senseless' you mean carried out almost precisely from the scripts of your own movies, then, sure, it was 'senseless.'"
Rush Limbaugh on Aurora: "And every time Batman punched somebody, the word 'POW!' in a comic book bubble came up. Burgess Meredith played the Penguin. I forget who was the Joker. Cesar Romero was the Joker. It was a comedy show. It was a cartoon show. It was a charming, funny, wholesome 1960s kids' show that was on at 7:30 ET. But how long has it been since Hollywood metastasized that show with sick, dystopian and occasionally anti-American worldviews? Do you know what 'dystopian' means?
"For those of you in Rio Linda, it's the opposite of utopia. 'Utopia' is perfection on earth. 'Dystopia' is utter, total failure and chaos. Dark, dank, colorless, finished. It's over. So Batman in the '60s on TV metastasizes to a sick dystopian, hyper-violent Batman movie in 23 years. Twenty-three years since Batman on TV to the first Batman movie. And the birth of the modern Batman series of films with which the killer in Aurora explicitly identified, by his own admission…"
Linda Gray, Arizona state senator, after the Tucson shooting:
"The problem is not the gun but about respect for all human life, from the unborn, a 9-year-old child, a senior citizen or a political leader. The shooter had no respect for the value of any these innocent citizens who were injured or killed.
"Our children are bombarded with TV programing showing a multitude of killings. Children are given games to play in which they earn points for killing people. Where are the TV programs that promote good role models? … Children are becoming more desensitized and complacent toward their own violent acts and those of others."
Wayne LaPierre, CEO of the NRA on Tucson:  The media "turns a madman into a hero for every potential deranged copycat out there. It's sick, it's wrong, and the media ought to be ashamed of themselves."

Oscar's Foreign-Language Shortlist Travels to Austria, France, Denmark, Iceland

Austria's "Amour," France's "The Intouchables," Chile's "No," Denmark's "A Royal Affair" and Iceland's "The Deep" are among the nine films that remain in the race for the Oscar for Best Foreign-Language Film,
the Academy announced on Friday morning.Michael Haneke's critical favorite "Amour" and the international box-office hit "The Intouchables" have been leaders in the race from the start, and are augmented by a list made up mostly of the highest-profile films in the running. The shortlist is unlikely to cause much of the talk about egregious snubs that sometimes plagued the category in the past.
Other selections include Canada's "War Witch" (left), Norway's "Kon-Tiki," Romania's "Beyond the Hills" and Switzerland's "Sister.The shortlist is Europe-centric, with two films from Scandanavia and another from Iceland in the North Atlantic. Two films come from the Americas, although the Canadian entry, "War Witch," is set in Africa.
The shortlist was drawn from a record 71 submissions. It was chosen by volunteers from across the Academy who selected their six favorite films, and by a 20-person executive committee that chose three additional films for the shortlist at a Thursday night meeting.
Two additional committees, consisting of hand-picked 20 members in Los Angeles and 10 in New York, will screen the nine shortlisted films over a three-day period in early January, and will select the five nominees.
The three-step system was instituted in 2008, after the AMPAS Board of Governors ordered changes in the wake of a number of startling snubs in the category, including the acclaimed Romanian film "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days.
That film's director, Cristian Mungiu, made this year's shortlist with "Beyond the Hills.
Missing from the shortlist are a few notable films, among them Germany's "Barbara, Italy's "Caesar Must Die," Sweden's The Hypnotist (directed by Lasse Hallstrom) and South Korea's "Pieta.
The Academy never announces which films are put on the shortlist by the general committee voters and are added by the executive committee, though it's sometimes possible to determine which group is likelier to choose a film.
Of this year's shortlisted films, The Intouchables,A Royal Affair,The Deepand "Kon-Tiki" seem likely to be general-committee choices, while "Beyond the Hills is a probable executive-committee selection. "Amour," "Sister,War Witch and "Nocould potentially have come from either group.
The shortlisted films:
Austria, Amour, Michael Haneke, director; Canada, War Witch, Kim Nguyen, director; Chile, "No, Pablo Larraín, director; Denmark, A Royal Affair," Nikolaj Arcel, director; France, The Intouchables, Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, directors; Iceland, The Deep, Baltasar Kormákur, director; Norway, "Kon-Tiki, Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg, directors; Romania, "Beyond the Hills, Cristian Mungiu, director; Switzerland, Sister, Ursula Meier, director.

Leslie Mann and Megan Fox go chest-to-chest in ‘This is 40

It takes a strong marriage to pull off the intimate scene in “This is 40” between actress Megan Fox and Leslie Mann, written and directed by Mann’s husband and collaborator Judd Apatow. Or maybe it’s just the stuff
of married men’s fantasies: Wife, mother and boutique owner Debbie (Mann) catches her best saleswoman Desi (Fox) in a lacy hot pink push-up bra and launches into an awkward discussion about the younger
woman’s perky breasts. “Are those real?” Debbie asks, to which Desi replies matter-of-factly: “Yeah, I’m just young.” Talk leads to touch – and then more girl-on-girl touch. Well, the “Knocked Up” director never backed away from a sexual sight gag.We saw Megan on ‘Saturday Night Live,’” Apatow told Yahoo! Movies, “and we thought, “Oh, this girl’s wickedly hilarious, and she probably won’t get a lot of these opportunities. So, let’s give it to her, and show everyone how funny she is.
[Related: ‘This Is 40′: Mom and wife Leslie Mann simmers in husband Judd Apatow’s latest]
OK, that was a safe answer from Judd, who wrote the scene. Again: standing behind the camera while your wife touches the breast of one of the sexiest women in Hollywood sounds like something even voyeuristic Alfred Hitchcock wouldn’t have attempted. According to Apatow, “I get so uncomfortable with even partial nudity in movies. I’ll do one or two takes, and feel weird. Megan is a beautiful woman, but she literally changes the temperature of a room when she walks in.
“Megan just has great boobs,” Mann confessed to Yahoo! Movies. “Better boobs than I’ve ever seen in my life.I feel very protective of younger actresses because it was so hard for me in the business," said Mann, 40, about her 26-year-old co-star, Fox. And she had other feelings, too. “I wanted to get it over [with] as quickly as possible, because I knew it was uncomfortable for her, probably -- or maybe not. But just in that situation I knew there were a lot of dirty boys around having weird, gross fantasies. And so I wanted to get her shirt back on as quickly as possible

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Pak Manistar Bashir Blor Killed in Sucide Attack

Bashir Ahmad Bilour killed in suicide attack
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Bashir Ahmad Bilour will be killed in suicide blasts. Brother confirmed. Bashir Ahmed Bilour of the ANP in 1970 were included. Had said a day earlier that he would be fighting the war on terror.

Sonakshi:I want to be a part of big films

Sonakshi Sinha talks about her choice of films, her formula for success and playing wife to Chulbul Pandey in 'Dabangg 2'Sonakshi Sinha can't stop raving about her upcoming sequel opposite Salman Khan, the first
outing of which catapulted her to overnight fame. Dressed in a pair of denims and a Being Human t-shirt, Sona speaks about her character Rajjo and working hard to remain on top of the game...You are perhaps the only actress who has been repeated in a Bollywood sequel...

I am very happy and thankful to get the second film as well. I think Chulbul and Rajjo compliment each other and their romance works. She is not called his better half for nothing. Chulbul is incomplete without Rajjo and so is she. The story has been taken forward from the first and in it something happens to Rajjo that becomes the turning point in the film. Dabangg-2 has tapped into the happy phase of marriage and I think it's very cute.The trade is saying that you are as big as the Khans...
I think it is too early in my career. I think I am truly blessed and all I can say for now is that I am a professional actor who works hard and that is what is paying off for me. None of my producers complain about me. I know people feel that I have got everything very easily but I know how hard it is to sustain this.
You dialogue Thappad se dar nahi lagta sahab, pyaar se lagta hai created euphoria. Are there some more emphatic lines like this in the sequel?
I just mouthed the line as the dialogues were given to me. We never thought that it would become so famous and there was no conscious effort made in the first part and neither it is in the second. There are many things that I believe will click with the audience.Your last film Son of Sardaar too hit the Rs 100 crore mark?
It feels great and I feel lucky to be part of all these films. The success is all the more sweet because of the difficulties we were facing before the release. When you overcome all that, it is a fantastic feeling.Do you have a secret formula for success? Every film you do (except Joker) does superb business.
I watch a film like an audience and come home and talk about it. Similarly I listen to a script like an audience would, so I guess so far it has been good. I want to have fun on the sets and entertain people.Are you not open to offbeat films?When my film with Vikramaditya Motwane comes out, people will notice that I have done different work. It has given me ample scope as an actor. But the fact is that I prefer to do the films that I am doing now. I have fun doing larger than life roles. Who doesn't want to be a part of big films?The critics have always panned you for your weight but it has worked in your favour...
It makes no difference to me. I have been brought up in a way where I have been taught to be myself. My father came from a small city like Patna. He was tall, dark and skinny and he made it big in the industry. I am healthy and happy and all these are not my issues at allAre you doing stunts in your film?
I wish I could but I can't as I am wearing sarees.