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We're not planning the wedding yet - Anna Paquin
Actress Anna Paquin said she has never planned for her wedding and is terrified of planning her big day.
MJ's brother to record album with Indian music composer
Jermaine Jackson, elder brother of the late King of Pop Michael Jackson arrived in Mumbai to record an international album with Indian singer-music composer Adnan Sami, which is bannered under T-Series.
Norway- the best place to live: UN report
Norway has retained its status as the best country to live in. Norway showed the best living standards in the survey conduted by UN prior to the economical crisis.
Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud threatens revenge
Pakistan's new Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud who was suspected to be died in US attacks sprang a surprise by meeting the Journalists yesterday to end the speculation about his death.
US has its roots in India of Mahatma Gandhi: Obama
United States President Barack Obama has said that America has its "roots in the India of Mahatma Gandhi."
Survey says Obama’s trip “a bad idea”
US President Barack Obama’s Copenhagen trip to lobby International Olympic Committee is termed as “a bad idea” by majority of Americans.
51-year-old Madonna may give birth to 5th child
The Queen of Pop Madonna, wants more children in the future and earlier this week the singer reported that she wanted to marry her 23 year-old boytoy Jesus Luz.
50 Cent to set record on his new album
50 Cent says that his upcoming album Before I Self Destruct could make more impact than his debut album, ‘ Get Rich or Die Tryin'.
Euro and Renminbi may take over dollar
Dollar, which is ruling the world, may end its regime soon, warns the World Bank President Robert Zoellick.
Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton praise each other
Former US president Bill Clinton paid tribute to his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, during the start of annual global issues conference in New York.
MJ’s new album releases on Oct 12
King of Pop Michael Jackson’s brand new song "This Is It" will be released as a single on Oct. 12.
Pak asks US to pay $1.6 billion for fighting terror
Pakistan President Asif Zardari has asked the United States Government to repay the $1.6 billion spent on fighting extremism in his country's tribal areas.
Singer Miley Cyrus hates paparazz
‘See You Again’ singer Miley Cyrus claims her life is being ruined by the paparazzi
Microsoft gets ready to release its free anti-virus software
Microsoft is all set to release its new anti-virus software named “Microsoft Security Essentials” (MSE).
Obama record in talk show
US President Barack Obama sets a record by appearing on five talk shows in one day.
Madonna’s ambition during her teenage
Queen of Pop Madonna growing up as a teenager, was so obsessed with sweets and wanted to work in a candy store.
Madonna recalls the chunk of time together with MJ
Queen of Pop Madonna recently paid tribute to the King of Pop Michael Jackson at the MTV Video Music Awards.
Obama says economy recovering, not enough new jobs
US President Barack Obama has said that although the economy show signs of recovery it may not create new jobs until next year.
Fan pays $63,500 to have dinner with Sarah Palin
Cathy Maples, the true fan of former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will be paying around $63,500 to have dinner with her.
Tribute to MJ was a fun says Janet Jackson
Janet Jackson says that the tribute to her late brother Michael Jackson was 'most fun she ever had', the 43-year-old singer revealed at the MTV Video Music Awards.
1,341 new H1N1 flu cases in Mexico
Mexico finds 1,341 new H1N1 flu cases since Monday thereby making the total to 26,338, ahead of the usual autumn flu season, health officials said.
Pakistan files two cases against Hafiz Saeed
Under pressure from India and US, the Pakistan authorities have filed two different cases against the 26/11 Mumbai attack mastermind Hafez Saeed.
U.S. FDA approves Swine flu vaccine
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new vaccine for swine flu, to enable the Government officials to begin a mass vaccination campaign by next month.
Top Taliban leader captured in Swat
The Military has said that it has captured the top Taliban commander in the Pakistan’s Swat valley.
MJ sister looking for million dollars
Michael Jackson’s sister La Toya Jackson has teamed up with West Hollywood’s Millions of Milkshakes to make her own milkshake,...
Tribute to American actor Patrick Swayze
The co-stars and acting colleagues of Late Patrick Swayze paid tribute to the actor after he died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 57.
Nails grow at rapid rate!
It’s a known fact that fingernails grow faster than the toenails. A new study says that growth of the nails pitched to 25% from the past 70 years mainly due to the protein rich diet.
US still attracts students: Embassy official
Students urge to study in the foreign universities are increasing at an alarming rate. Even though in countries like Australia many Indian students are facing religious trouble, the student’s flair to study abroad doesn’t come down.
Top security costing 750,000 pounds a year for MJ kids
Michael Jackson's family lawyers feels to tighten the security for Jacko’s three children Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Blanket, 7, after meeting the top security...
US funds were used to fight against India: Musharraf
Former Pakistan Pervez Musharraf has admitted that military aid provided by the US to Pakistan for the war against terror during his tenure had been used to strengthen defences against India.
US asks Pak to take action against 26/11 Mumbai attackers
The US government has asked Pakistan to bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks to justice.
Paes and Dlouhy win US Open doubles
The Grand Slam title was bagged by Leander Paes (India) and Luaks Dlouhy (Czech) who beat Mahesh Bhupathi (India) and Mark Knowles (Bahamas) at the US Open men’s doubles finals.
Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan to meet later this month
Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan, S M Krishna and Shah Mehmood Qureshi respectively are all set to meet later this month in New York.
American rock band in India!
Guns N' Roses, one of the most successful rock bands in world history are ready to set a concert in India, the band, fronted by Axl Rose
Singer Ashlee Simpson’s yoga secrets
Singer Ashlee Simpson-Wentz says yoga has helped her bond with her son Bronx(nine-month-old).
MJ is closest thing to a god!
King of Pop Michael Jackson’s sister La Toya has said that the King of Pop was godlike, she said her late brother Jacko was special and "he wasn''t God,
Osama bin Laden is no more?
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari believes that Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden is no more, “It seems as if Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden is no longer alive,” he said.
Nawaz Sharif met Osama five times, says ex-ISI official
Former official of Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) has said that Pakistan’s former prime minister Nawaz Sharif has met Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden five times.
Mahatma Gandhi is real hero of mine - Obama
US President Barack Obama gave a national speech welcoming students back to school at Wakefield High School in Arlington Virginia.
King of Pop world’s top earning celebrity
King of Pop Michael Jackson sets his record again being the highest earning celebrity of 2010, it is estimated that $240 million revenue would be generated in this year.
Anand Jon victim of complete racism
The Indian-born fashion designer Anand Jon, sentenced to 59 years in jail by a Los Angeles judge for abusing a string of aspiring models.
Indian-American fashion designer sentenced to 59 years
Indian-American fashion designer Anand Jon Alexander was sentenced to 59 years in prison by Los Angeles court for sexually assaulting aspiring models and young women.
Michael Jackson's final step!
Michael Jackson's funeral will be held in the family's compound at a walled Los Angeles cemetery on September 3.
9/11 plotters still alive and planning: US
A top US military general has said that the plotters of September 11, 2001 world trade center attackers are still alive and planning.
India third on global 'female smoking list'
Indian women gets the third place in the top 20 female smoking populations across the globe.
Historic Edward Kennedy passed away
The US Senator Edward Kennedy died on Wednesday after battling with brain tumor for 15 months,
Faux pas in online ad forces Microsoft to apologize
Microsoft yesterday apologized for the distaste brought by their online advertisement. In the advertisement that was meant for Microsoft’s Poland website
NASA calls off Discovery launch due to bad fuel valve
Due to the bad condition of the fuel valve NASA has called off the launch of is space shuttle Discovery.
Rejected watermelons valuable source of energy
A new study has proved that the juice from rejected watermelons is a potential source of bio-fuel as it can be fermented into ethanol.
Pakistan Taliban confirm Mehsud is dead
BBC has reported that Pakistan Taliban militants have finally confirmed the death of their leader, Baitullah Mehsud.
Michael Jackson's concert
Michael Jackson's mother Katherine is aligning plans for a tribute concert for her son the King of Pop in Vienna.
Netbook to be launched by Nokia
After securing top position in the cell phone industry, Nokia has decided to enter the laptop industry, with netbooks that can run on Microsoft Windows operating system.
King Of Pop's kids first time in school !
Michael Jackson's three children, Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Blanket, 7 have never been taught in a classroom with other kids...
Michael Jackson lost sleep since 1993
King of Pop's former friend and biographer J. Randy Taraborrelli says that Michael Jackson's personal doctor should not be blamed for the pop icon’s death, because he was trying to help Michael.
MJ’s final moonwalk on Sept. 3 and not Aug. 29
King of Pop Michael Jackson's family delayed his burial by five days; he was supposed to be buried on his 51st birthday on Aug 29.
Afghan polls a step forward in democracy struggle: Obama
US president Barack Obama has praised the Afghan voters for their participation despite the Taliban's intimidation tactics.