Merry Christmas Everybody!!!
This week on City Talk: EXCITING pre-Christmas events for you and your family!! The 7 most beautiful Christmas window displays in New York City! The Top 10 films to watch during the Holidays (#1 is my favorite, favorite, FAVORITE!!!)! The Movie of the Week has made history! The Book of the Week dishes dirt on a well known white rapper! And, the Album of the Week supports Amnesty International! Also, Omid Djalili has a new show on BBC One and Bebin.tv has a new comedy satire called “Tehrangeles!”
I taped this show 2 times!!!! The first time around I drove an hour (back and forth) to the beautiful Griffith Park…but unfortunately, the audio was not good so I had to do it all over again 2 days later…this time, I went just down the street to Pierce Farm Market!! Basically, I put double the effort in this time, so hopefully you all will enjoy it 2 times more! xoxo, Ladan
10 responses so far ↓
1 naser kherseh // Dec 20, 2007 at 11:02 pm
you hoooooooooo, alright yap I like the video. natural. my request to you. how about some Iranian women wrestling? hum, how’s that dude?
BTW, nice homepage (the one with glamors).
OK, I am waiting for some Persian women wrestling!!! hury up Ladan….come on move it…
regards;
2 Negeen // Dec 20, 2007 at 11:25 pm
Lipstick Jihad is a great book by Azadeh Moaveni!! You should talk about it on ur show! It is a more in depth and more intresting verion of funny in farsi!!!
3 Negeen // Dec 20, 2007 at 11:28 pm
A great book to read is Lipstic Jihad by Azadeh Moaveni!! It is a memoir about being iranian in america an americanin in iran!
4 Kaveh // Dec 21, 2007 at 8:06 am
I read Ms. Moaveni’s book before and thought it was just another memoir from Iran. A few of my Farsi professor’s thought it was awful, because she seems arrogant in writing about her experiences in going back to Iran. They criticized her for not understanding the current social dynamic and raising her nose to the lifestyle.
With that said, three books I would recommend are:
1- “Dry” by Augusten Burroughs, an outrageous memoir about the author’s experiences during and after rehab.
2- “In the Walled Gardens” by Anahita Firouz, a novel set in Iran about a doomed love affair restricted by class and ideology. This is one of my favorite novels of all time. Highly recommend it!
3- “We Are Iran” by Nasrin Alavi, a collection of weblogs from inside Iran. This book gives the reader access to the unheard opinions of the ‘children of the revolution’.
5 kaveh // Dec 21, 2007 at 9:03 am
salam ladan jan;
khaste nabashi; in barnamat be nazare man ye emtiazeh jadid be barnameh haye khoube bebin.tv ezafe kard ;va oun in bood ke ham farsi va ham englisi be jaye sahih e khodesh estefadeh mishod;
movafagh bashi
6 Pouyan Nassiri // Dec 21, 2007 at 2:41 pm
ladan jan
thanks for for mentioning Serj Tankian. Its a good that you guys are willing to listen to your fans. thanks so much for your great show ladan. and keep up the great work
7 مسعود // Dec 22, 2007 at 10:28 pm
سلام
کتابهای مورد علاقه ام که خواندم
1- سووشون سیمین دانشور
2- فارسی شکر است جمالزاده
3- مجموعه داستانهای کوتاه انتوان چخوف ترجمه استپانیان
و داستانهای کوتاه عزیز نسین
8 zikki // Dec 24, 2007 at 1:01 pm
hi ladan
ur great in ur performance
goodluck to u
these are my best5s
1- ragtime by e.l. doctorow
2-suvashun by s. daneshvar
3-master of the gameby sidney sheldon
4-One Hundred Years of Solitude bygabriel garcia marquez
5-Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell
9 kamran(montreal) // Dec 24, 2007 at 8:09 pm
Can you talk about(news) soccer in iran ?
10 Sepehr // Jan 9, 2008 at 10:08 pm
Ye zarre roo in lahjatoon kaar konid lotfan! so gay, so naaz naazi!
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