Minisha Lamba, Neha Dhupia and Mughda Godse
Mumbai: Bollywood actresses Minisha Lamba, Neha Dhupia and Mughda Godse promote a shaving brand. afp
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Celine Dion has miscarriage
Canadian singer Celine Dion’s pregnancy has ended in a miscarriage, but she and her husband aim to try again to have a second child, her spokeswoman told AFP. The pregnancy that Dion announced in mid-August ended 10 days later in miscarriage, her spokeswoman Francine Chaloult said. Dion, 41, and husband... 
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Naomi Campbell’s ‘It’ bag fetches 21,000 euros for charity
Celebrity model Naomi Campbell’s Hermes ‘It’ bag fetched 21,000 euros ($31,500) at an auction to raise funds to fight deaths in pregnancy, a tragedy affecting over half a million women a year. The pale green alligator Hermes ‘Birkin’ had been estimated at between 12,000 to 15,000 euros. Sold by French...
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Steven Tyler insists he is not quitting Aerosmith
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler made a surprise appearance at a New York concert on Tuesday night to reassure fans and deny reports that he was quitting his band. The 61-year-old took the stage at a concert by his bandmate Joe Perry and performed a twist on Aerosmith’s classic ‘Walk This Way’. “I just...
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Iraq touts for tourists at London fair
Babylon, Sinbad, the Garden of Eden - war- scarred Iraq touted its attractions for tourists, as it sent a delegation to a major industry fair for the first time in decade. Iraqi tourism officials said “very few pockets” of the country remain dangerous, more than six years after the controversial US-led...
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China Fashion Week
Beijing: A model presents a creation by graduates of the Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology at China Fashion Week. reuters
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Mexican drug baron makes Forbes power list
The leader of a Mexican drug cartel made Forbes’ magazines list of the world’s most powerful people, well ahead of France’s President Nicolas Sarkozy and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Joaquin ‘Chapo’ Guzman, head of the feared Sinaloa cartel, was number 41 on the Forbes list, published Thursday...
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Live and let leave
Latvian tourist chiefs have scrapped a campaign - after their slogan was mistranslated into, ‘Easy to go, hard to live.’ The Latvian tourist board had planned the £500,000 campaign to promote the capital city of Riga to English-speaking travellers. They hoped to show off the city’s cultural highlights...
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S Korean files complaint against ‘short men’ jibe
A South Korean television viewer filed a complaint with a media watchdog against the country’s largest broadcaster over comments that he said humiliated short men. The man is seeking 10 million won ($8,600) from KBS for mental distress over a programme in which a female student said “short men are losers”,...
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German thief steals circus lion
A circus lion called Caesar was fighting fit again after an ordeal that saw the van he was being transported in stolen in Germany by an unwitting thief, his keepers said. The Mercedes Transporter containing Circus Probst’s ferocious five-year-old feline star was recovered in the early hours of Wednesday...
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