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Here
is Britney's baby's horoscope (Go
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New
York: The 'son' seems to be shining on the Federline family!
Already in an euphoric state after the birth of their baby
boy, Britney and hubby Kevin would probably be over the moon,
after reading their baby's horoscope. According to The New
York Daily News astrologer, Britney's boy, being a Virgo,
will have a sensitive nature, and will love to read and learn.
He will also have a quick mind and will be quite an original
thinker, thanks to the influence of Uranus in the third house.
He will also inherit a lot of his mother's Sagittarian qualities,
that will lend him a very sunny disposition, a love for traveling
and playing sports. Not only will he be organized, modest,
and extremely hardworking, he will also have a strong idealistic
streak, the astrologer adds. He is likely to rise to the very
top of his profession and earn respect in his own right, as
Jupiter, the planet of gifts and luck, is in his house of
fame and career success. According to his birth-chart, with
his moon being in Aquarius, he will have a natural flair for
radio and television, and will have plenty of money, which
he will earn much of himself when he grows up, the astrologer
predicts. And as an icing on the family cake, the astrologer
predicts that Britney's marriage will be a happy one, as she
wed on the luckiest day of the year.
Diaz's
'topless' shutterbug sent to the slammer (Go
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Washington:
A photographer, who was convicted in July this year on
charges of trying to sell topless pictures of Hollywood actress
Cameron Diaz, has been sentenced to almost four years of imprisonment.
John Rutter took the pictures in 1992, and when Diaz shot
to fame, he approached her with the photos and tried to sell
them back to her for three million dollars. He also threatened
the actress to buy the pix, or else he would sell them to
the highest bidder. In Los Angeles court, Rutter asked Superior
Court Judge Michael Pastor for probation, saying that the
case was a misunderstanding and that he had never intended
to harm Diaz. "I deeply regret the perception that I had done
wrong. I never intended any harm...It's a shame this whole
mess ever happened," E!Online quoted Rutter as saying to the
judge. The judge, however, rejected Rutter's plea and ordered
him to do 44 months in state prison, stating that his actions
in the Diaz situation involved definite criminal sophistication.
"Mr. Rutter did take advantage of a position of confidence
that Miss Diaz had in Mr. Rutter," Pastor was quoted as saying.
During her testimony, Diaz had acknowledged posing bare-breasted
more than a decade ago, but maintained that she never signed
a release for the photos and insisted that the signature on
Rutter's document was a forgery - a finding that was substantiated
by forensic experts in court. Diaz and Rutter still have to
square off in a civil case related to the photos. Trial in
that matter is scheduled for Feb. 15, 2006 in Santa Monica
Superior Court.
12-year-old
dies imitating Depp's 'Pirates' noose scene (Go
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London:
A 12-year-old boy hung himself as he tried to imitate
Hollywood star Johnny Depp in hit film Pirates Of The Caribbean,
which showed the actor's character Captain Jack Sparrow wriggling
from a hangman's noose and leaping to safety. Tragic Scott
Buckle, who was into a habit of doing role-plays, was found
dead in his bedroom by his foster mother, Fiona Buckle, as
he had reportedly mimicked a hanging scene by making a tie
into a noose and fixing it to a bedpost. "Scott liked films
and he liked to role play afterwards," the Sun quoted Fiona
as saying. "Sometimes he would sword fight after watching
a video. He thought he was invincible and took some risks.
He was impulsive," she added. The incidence has completely
devastated Scott's parents, who feel that because he suffered
from Attention Defecit Hyperactivity Disorder, which made
him unaware of danger, he committed he mistake. "He was so,
so intelligent for his age. I loved him so much," said heartbroken
Kenneth, the victim's father. According to child psychiatrists,
such fatal incidences have become so prevalent in the modern
days that children are no longer afraid of doing such acts,
as they do not realise the consequences of them. "The coincidences
are high. He had a history of role play in relation to other
films," said child psychiatris Dr. John Talbot at the Swansea
inquest. "The anti-hero is a type of character Scott would
identify strongly with," he added.
Pear
shaped bodies healthier than apple shaped ones (Go
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Washington:
Reseachers have revealed that pear shaped bodies healthier
than apple shaped ones. According to experts at the American
College of Cardiology (ACC). Humor aside, research has drawn
significant links between body shape and heart disease. The
American College of Cardiology is hoping to reshape America
by highlighting this new health data on World Heart Day. "People
whose fat collects around the waist - the classic apple shape
- are at higher risk of heart disease than their pear- shaped
counterparts, whose weight collects around the hips," said
Roger S. Blumenthal, M.D., F.A.C.C., director of The Johns
Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease.
"The majority of heart disease is preventable." This September
25th marks the fifth annual World Heart Day with a theme of
"Healthy Weight, Healthy Shape." The effort will focus on
preventive measures and seeks to remind people of the risks
leading to cardiovascular disease. Dr. Blumenthal added, "Cardiovascular
disease is often not optimally managed. Often physicians could
do a better job of motivating patients to improve their lifestyle
habits." World Heart Day provides a simple start to understanding
the personal risk of heart disease, according to Blumenthal.
"Where does your body collect fat? Is your body shape more
like an apple or a pear?" "Good health doesn't just happen.
It takes work and awareness of one's habits," said Pamela
Douglas, M.D., F.A.C.C., and president of the ACC.
Vatican
University to teach exorcism (Go
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London:
There is a saying that wherever there is light, there
is darkness and wherever there is God, there is Devil. If
this is to be believed true, then nothing would be more appropriate
than studying exorcism and occult at the seat of Christianity's
holiest site, the Vatican. Vatican's Rome University is seeking
applications from individuals for its 10-week course on exorcism
at the Athenaeum Pontificium Regina Apostolorum. The 10-week
course includes sessions in exorcism rites, how to talk to
the Devil, the tricks the Devil uses to fight back and signs
of the occult hidden in rock music and video games. Students
are also supposed to attend classes in psychology so that
priests can distinguish between "real cases" of satanic possession
and illnesses such as schizophrenia, reports The Telegraph.
The recruitment drive for the course also comes amidst growing
concerns by the Vatican over a rise in Satanism. Pope Benedict
XVI earlier this week praised 180 of the students gathered
at a secret location outside Rome, saying, "I encourage you
to continue your important ministry in the services of the
Church". Pope Benedict XVI further said that their work would
be closely supported by the local bishops.
Renee
Zellweger and Kenny Chesney split (Go
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Washington:
After only four-months, Hollywood actress Renee Zellweger
and country singer Kenny Chesney are having their marriage
annuled The Oscar-winning actress reportedly filed for an
annulment from her country star husband on Wednesday(14Sep05)
in Los Angeles. "The reports are true," E! Online quoted Zellweger's
spokesperson Nanci Ryder as saying. "There are no further
details," she added Zellweger, 36, and Chesney, 37, wed May
9 on a beach in the Virgin Islands, which happened about five
months after the couple met at a tsunami relief benefit in
January(05). The marriage was the first for both.
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