I know you all are dying to know how I spend my days, and who can blame you? My life is explosive. Today, for a dramatic change, I tried to do something by starting to write an app (ya saben, gente) and failed miserably. So I ended playing Chain Factor for the rest of the afternoon. The sad thing is that I'm pretty mediocre at it, I can't pass three million points in Power Mode, you will say that's high, but the truth is that it's not that much since I play non-stop every time I get frustrated with something (I don't know, there is something about exploding balls...), and as you can imagine, that's every 5 minutes. My chances to reach 5 millions, much less 10, are atill low.

Also, the light bulb of the room I'm in right now (where my computer is) got burn, and I'm too lazy to change it, so since some days ago I'm in darkness. It's kinda annoying.

Fascinating, isn't it?

I have to dissapoint you, but let's talk about other things.

Gorgeous Shohreh Aghdashloo started her acting career in Iran in movies like Shatranje bad, Gozaresh, and Sooteh-Delan. She stared in Guests of Hotel Astoria, which was her first work in the West. She also was in House of Sand and Fog, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, and did a lot of TV; more prominent, 24, Smith, Flash Forward, and miniseries House of Saddam where she played Sajida Hussein. She starred in The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, The Stoning of Soraya M., X-Men: The Las Stand, The Nativity Story. And boy, she is working a lot. For 2010 she has six different projects, I will just link to her IMD profile later.

Enjoy the beauty you all.



( Shohreh Aghdashloo pics )

Born in Tehran, Iran. Completed her education in Englad, and has a degree in International Relations. Her IMDB bio says something interesting: However, it was not easy getting work in Hollywood as a middle eastern actress with an accent; she had roles in some decent, though not great, films, including Twenty Bucks (1993), Surviving Paradise (2000) and Maryam (2002). She had to wait quite some time to get a "Hollywood" break.. And still, seeing some of her roles, you know The West has issues. Filmography here.