According to a new study, women with heavier bust have higher risk getting cancer again.
Nov 10, 2009
Heavier breasts increase cancer risk
According to a new study, women with heavier bust have higher risk getting cancer again.
Forbidden lines in bed
In your effort to put her at ease and to encourage her to not waste too much time on the prelude, you might just put your foot in your mouth and end up saying a lot of wrong things.
Live Chat: Madhur Bhandarkar November 12 at 1430 hrs IST
Amongst the important dates in the history of Bollywood, there is one date which might not be written in gold in the history books, but his films never cease to create history at the Box-Office. And the date is 26 August, the date when the master filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar was born. Looking at the list of films that he has made so far, one is bound to call him as Madhur 'Reality' Bhandarkar, which only means that he has got reality as middle name. After having hit the jackpot with films like Chandni Bar, Page 3, Satta, Corporate etc..., Madhur is back with Jail, a film that has imprisoned the whole nation with its hardcore performances and a hard-hitting script. The good news is that Madhur Bhandarkar will be amongst us to have a heart-to-heart chat on Thursday, November 12, at 1430 hrs IST. Do not forget to have your date with reality only on Bollywood Hungama's 'Celebrity Chat'.Olay signs up Soha Ali Khan and Gul Panag
It seems like Bollywood stars are having a field day these days. After having signed up with Sushmita Sen, Katrina Kaif, Tisca Chopra, the beauty major Olay has now signed up with not one but a whopping two beauties of Bollywood: Gul Panag and Soha Ali Khan. Gul Panag, after having said 'Hello' to Bollywood, since the word go, seems to be now back with a bang. Same applies for even Soha, who is all set to capture the silver screen with her golden presence in her forthcoming film Tum Mile that has her starring opposite the 'Serial-Kisser' Emraan Hashmi. With these two beauties on board, Olay definitely seems to be the flavour of the season!Kambakkht Ishq's screenplay invited to be part of the Library of Academy of Motion Pictures, ...
Sajid Nadiadwala's Kambakkht Ishq, which earlier this year rocked the B.O. with a bumper opening, has now bagged yet another prestigious honour. The film, which recently won an award for 'Best Locations', has been invited by the Library of the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences to be a part of its permanent Core Collection. The screenplay of the film will be part of the Library of Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences and made accessible for research purposes only to students, filmmakers, writers, actors and other regular patrons of the Library. It may be recalled that Kambakkht Ishq was even shot at the prestigious Kodak Theatre where the Academy awards are held each year. Now having bagged this honour, the makers of Kambakkht Ishq (namely producer Sajid Nadiadwala and director Sabbir Khan) would surely be thrilled to bits with this piece of good news.Live Chat: Aftab Shivdasani on November 11 at 1500 hrs IST
He is Affable, he is Funny, he is Talented, he is Ambitious and he is Bindaas! If you are wondering whom are we talking about, then, look no further...instead pick up the initials of the words to get the name of the star who is an integral part of the constellation called 'Bollywood'! Friends, he is none other than Aftab Shivdasani, the same kid who endeared one and all with his innocence in the epic film Mr. India. This time round, our very own Aftab invites you all to an once-in-a-lifetime trip onto the fantasy world... a world that you have only dreamt about! All this and much more happens in his much awaited film Aao Wish Karein, a film that will give the word 'magic' a whole new meaning altogether! And needless to say, where is 'magic', there is bound to be Bollywood Hungama. Friends, so be ready for a 'magical' Celebrity Chat with Aftab Shivdasani on Wednesday, November 11 at 1500 hrs IST.Imtiaz Ali to direct Ranbir?
Ranbir Kapoor has arrived with a bang! First, WAKE UP SID made people notice his abilities as an actor and cultivated a strong fan-base for him. Now, the stupendous business of AJAB PREM KI GHAZAB KAHANI has made people realize that Ranbir has it all to be the next superstar. In fact, Ranbir has joined the Premier Club, hobnobbing with SRK, Aamir Khan, Akshay Kumar, Hrithik Roshan, Saif Ali Khan and Shahid Kapoor, whose films have, consistently, opened very well at the ticket window. The latest news doing the rounds of the industry is, Imtiaz Ali, the celebrated director of JAB WE MET and LOVE AAJ KAL, has signed Ranbir for his next film, which will be produced by the Mehtas of Shree Ashtavinayak Cinevision. "I am still deciding on the story of my next film," Imtiaz informs me, "Sure, I did meet Ranbir earlier. I met him recently too. But till I lock the story, I wouldn't be able to confirm whether or not I am making the film. Hopefully, I should take a call soon."'Paa', 'Paa', 'Paa' everywhere
Amitabh Bachchan is an incredible actor. His body of work proves it. The actor continues to surprise you to this date. Yes, we're talking about his new film PAA. It wouldn't be erroneous to state that PAA is the first film, after GHAJINI, which has aroused such reactions from all quarters - the industrywalas as well as the paying public. The veteran actor's look is being widely discussed [and praised] by one and all. PAA has become a hot proposition overnight, soon after its very first promo was unveiled. The distributors are super-excited, the exhibitors are waiting to lay their hands on the film and the moviegoers are waiting with bated breath to watch the superstar transform into a kid. Not many are aware that the production reins of PAA have been handled by Abhishek Bachchan himself. "It was a great learning experience," he tells me. Abhishek seems to have learnt the ropes pretty fast, since the first thing he did, before the film went on floors, was to keep the economics of PAA in check. "Making an economically viable project is most important in today's times," Abhishek says. The film hasn't cost its makers a fancy amount, despite the presence of A-listers such as the Big B, Abhishek himself, Vidya Balan and Paresh Rawal. PAA is produced by AB Corp and Sunil Manchanda and directed by R. Balki."Run time of Radio is 2 hours and not 3" - Himesh Reshammiya
Click above for more movie stills On Monday morning, Himesh Reshammiya and others associated with Radio were in for a surprise. They woke up with a news break which declared that the running length of Radio was 3 hours. In the times when shorter movies are ruling the roost and anything above 2.5 hours is considered to be nothing less than sacrilege, it was but natural that a news item like this was a cause for worry. More so because it had no truth to it. Fumes Himesh, "This is figment of someone's imagination. Radio spans 1 hour 55 minutes, not 3 hours as a section of media is indicating. It is plain lie and malicious. I have no clue where did this come from." With the declaration coming from the horse's mouth, hope the rumour mongers would now have to think of something better. Directed by Ishaan Trivedi, Radio stars Sonal Sehgal and Shenaz Treasuryvala as the leading ladies. The film releases all over on 3rd December.Rishi Kapoor honored by Russian Government for contribution to cinema
Love story between Russia and Kapoor 'khandaan' has spread across generations. Decades back, Raj Kapoor was the most popular Bollywood celebrity in this part of the world. Now, it's the turn of veteran actor Rishi Kapoor who is being showered with this love and affection. He is currently in Russia where he is being honoured by the Government for his contribution to cinema. The highlight of the event would be the citation and diploma that Rishi Kapoor would receive for his efforts over the years. Confirms an elated Rishi Kapoor on the eve of his trip to Russia, "Obviously, I am quite happy with Russian Government recognizing me for my work over the years. It has been a long journey for me spread across four decades. An award like this only keeps the actor in me alive and kicking." A twin event that takes place on 9th and 10th November in Moscow and Vladikavkaz respectively, it has been put together in conjunction with a NGO called 'Routes 2 Roots'. It endeavours bringing together people, cultures and values across SAARC countries. It is as a part of this initiative that Rishi Kapoor has travelled to this part of the world. However, a trip over the weekend means that Rishi Kapoor missed out on the premier of his son Ranbir Kapoor's Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani. "Yes, I can't help it. The date for the event had been announced and I needed to fulfil my commitment. I would have loved to be a part of Ranbir's moment of glory. I will catch the film when I return a week later", says Rishi Kapoor. Meanwhile, his better half Neetu Singh has caught the film and is apparently quite happy with the final results. "I am sure by the time people are reading this; the verdict would anyways have been out", he smiles, "While I am quite positive about Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani due to its fun element, Neetu is very happy with what she saw. I am sure Ranbir fans would be happy to see him in a different light altogether after Wake Up Sid." Incidentally, Rishi Kapoor has earlier worked with Ajab Prem... director Raj Kumar Santoshi in Damini which had won critical as well as commercial acclaim. On his return, Rishi Kapoor would straight away head for Turkey where he has a shooting schedule planned for Hema Malini's Tell Me Oh Khuda. Directed by debutant Mayur Puri, the film is being touted as Esha Deol's comeback film and stars Rishi Kapoor in a principal role other than Arjan Bajwa and Vinod Khanna. "I am looking forward to working with Hemaji again", he says, "Though she doesn't star in the film, she would be there in the capacity of a producer. There would be a Turkish actress opposite me in the film." In 2010, Rishi Kapoor would also be seen in Raj Kanwar's Sadiyaan. He would soon be beginning work on Nikhil Advani's Patiala House where he would be seen with Akshay Kumar syet again after Namastey London.Duminy set for Proteas return
Batsman JP Duminy is set to return after a shin injury in South Africa's second one-day international against Zimbabwe at Centurion.
"2007 WC batting order was not right"
Sachin Tendulkar rates the 2007 World Cup cricket debacle as the worst moment of his professional career.
"CWG preparation not to miss deadline"
CWG Organising Committee chairman Suresh Kalmadi reiterated that Delhi would host a successful Games next year.
"DY Patil wicket would be a good one"
The track prepared for the final India-Australia ODI would be a good one, assured former India pacer Abey Kuruvilla.
"England could take a Luke at Wright"
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has backed Luke Wright for a place in the Test side against South Africa this winter.
"Every cricketer wants to win WC"
ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat said winning the World Cup is a dream which every player aspires to realise in his career.
"Expectation can affect performance"
India hockey captain Sandeep Singh has cautioned against high expectations as it can have adverse affect on their performance.
"Hayemaker' promises to celebrate
David Haye vowed to "party all night long" after upsetting Nikolai Valuev to take the WBA heavyweight title in Nuremberg.
"I'll try make up for the lost time"
Pakistan pacer Mohd Asif says he would try and make up for the lost time in the series against New Zealand later this month.
"India took Australia too lightly"
Former India cricketer Mohinder Amarnath has criticised Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men for taking Australian side too lightly.
"Indo-Pak cricket to resume soon"
The PCB chief Ejaz Butt is confident that India and Pakistan will play a bilateral series as early as next year.
"Keen to showcase my captaincy skills"
Board President's XI captain Rohit Sharma says he is keen to show his leadership qualities in a three-day warm-up game.
"No warning for proven chuckers"
The BCCI has cracked the whip by asking the umpires to call the suspected bowlers for chucking without issuing a warning.
"ODI series win as important as WC"
Australian captain Ricky Ponting rated the ODI series victory against India in the same bracket as his country's World Cup conquest.
"Oz can never replace Warne"
The void created by Shane Warne's retirement can never be filled in the Australian cricket team, feels chief selector Andrew Hilditch.
Abdul-Jabbar treated for leukemia
Basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar reveals he is being treated for a rare form of leukemia.
Imran Khan has emergency surgery
Surgeons perform an emergency operation on former Pakistan captain Imran Khan to remove an obstruction in his small intestine.
Smicer named Czech Republic boss
The Czech Republic name former Liverpool midfielder Vladimir Smicer as their manager.
Reds keen to avoid Torres surgery
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez says Fernando Torres will undergo three weeks of treatment on his groin injury and an operation is not yet on the cards.
Phelps crashes out in Cup heats
Swimming legend Michael Phelps fails to make it past the 100m freestyle heats in Stockholm after finishing the 16th fastest.
Fit-again Zaheer back for India
Left-arm seamer Zaheer Khan and volatile paceman Sreesanth are included in the India squad for the first two Tests with Sri Lanka.
McCarthy eyes exit at Blackburn
South Africa striker Benni McCarthy gives his clearest indication yet he wants to quit Blackburn Rovers in January.
Davydenko closes on London place
Nikolay Davydenko is on the verge of qualifying for the World Tour Finals in London after winning his opening match at the Paris Masters 1000.
Gasquet awaits doping ban verdict
Richard Gasquet will learn within four weeks whether the Court of Arbitration for Sport will uphold a decision that he "took cocaine inadvertently".
Haye bound for prime-time defence
David Haye's homecoming title fight against mandatory challenger John Ruiz should be on prime time television, according to his American promoter.
Carter given one-match ban
New Zealand fly-half Dan Carter will miss the Test against Italy after a high tackle on Wales scrum-half Martin Roberts last Saturday.
Peel recalled for 70th Wales cap
Following defeat by New Zealand, Wales boss Warren Gatland makes five changes for the team to face Samoa in Cardiff on Friday.
Birmingham angry at 'cheat' Ngog
Birmingham midfielder Lee Carsley describes the penalty won by Liverpool in the 2-2 draw at Anfield as an "embarrassing case of cheating".
Bendtner to undergo groin surgery
Arsenal confirm that striker Nicklas Bendtner will undergo minor groin surgery in Germany on Tuesday and is set be out for up to four weeks.
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