Post 8.- We hate it when ours friends become successful

I have a lot of friends, many as possible to have. I love to meet people, it's something that I do constantly. It's very easy for me to make friends, I'm a very friendly person and anyone who meet me said that I'm very nice. Sometimes I feel stress with many people in my life, my socials network are full of contacts, an many times I don't remember faces and names of some people; so I just delete them of my mails, facebook, etc.

I never have met anybody on internet, I usually meet people when I go out; when I go to dance or go for a drink, or any place that have someone who wants fun.

I don't have a best friend or something like that, 'cause I have many friends that I consider very closer. They are very important people to me, I trust in all of them and I talk about anything with them. I met them in different places, one of them was my classmate, other was my childhood friend, etc. I like them 'cause are very reliable and honest with me. I can't stand the hypocrisy people, so I think that honesty it's the most important quality in a friend.

I think that I'm a very good friend, I'm always when some friend need me, and I can support them when they feels bad. Finally, I love when they achieve them purpose.

Post 6.- Read a Book

I read books sometimes. It isn't something that I do ofthen, but I like to do it. When I was a child, the first book that I read was "Papelucho" (1947) by Marcela Paz (I'm not sure, but I think it was one of the firsts), and I love it. Since that moment I started to read some books from differents writers that I knew just by name or another reasons.

I prefer to read fiction books, but since I came to the university I must read books of theory from postmodernists like Barthes, Foucault or Baudrillard and authors emerged from Frankfurt School like Adorno, Marcuse or Habermas; and I hate it 'cause I don't understand it very well! :P

I don't have a favourite writer or book, but I must say that I like some american writers of 50's / 60's, from the "Beat generation" and some writers of 90's from the "Generation X".
The last book that I read was "Invisible Monsters" (1999) by Chuck Palahniuk. It's a story about a fashion model who seems to have everything, but one day she had an accident that leaves her with half her face. "From being the beautiful center of attencion she becomes an invisible monster, so hideous that no one will acknowledge she exists." I like it, so I can recomend it for everyone! (Well, it's not recomended for people with high sensibility. I'm Sorry!)

Post 5.- The master of Suspense

Action!

This Article is abput Alfred Hitchcock's biopics. In this moment, there are two films that tell the life of this grat filmaker. One of them it's "Hitchcock", based on the filming of the popular film of his autorship "Psycho", with the classical actor Anthony Hopkins as Hitchcock. This film shows the details about one of ehte most recognized and respected classics of the cinema, and how Hitchcock had to finance this sucessful film. also, the film will tell us about the marriage with Alma Reville. This story is based on the book Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho.

The other film is "The girl", based on the relationship between Hitchcock and the actress Tippi Hedren. When Hitchcock planed to do "The birds", he chose a beautiful girl for the protagonist role, which became an obsession for him.

The article stands the showdown thats occurs between both films and it does a comparation of them. It shows both trailers so that the people can see the differences between his films, and can to choose wich of them wants to see. Also, emphasized in the presence of blonde girls: Sienna Miller as Tippi Hedren in "The girl", and Scarlett Johansson as Janet Leigh in "Hitchcock".

No wonder Hollywood prepares two (or more) biopics about the life of one of the most important filmakers of the cinema history, the master of suspense: Hitchcock.

Link: "Hitchcock face-off: who's the jowliest?"