Virginia (USA), Nov. 3: With less than 48 hours to go before American voters decide on who their 44th President will be, the Indian American community appears to have already decided that the United States is ready to have its first Afro-American head of state.

In their view, Illinois Senator Barack Obama is on all counts, a transformational candidate, a man who has the potential to lead the country, a candidate who will bring fresh energy to the White House and to the administration in Washington.

London, November 3: A new British survey has revealed that baby-boomers, who were born in the Swinging Sixties, are far more relaxed about infidelity than younger people.

The same proportion of older and younger people admitted to having cheated on their partners — at about a quarter — during the poll, which compared the views of over- and under-fifties.

However, people aged over 50 were far less likely to worry about it or see it as a reason to split up.

The surveyors found that only 36 per cent of the over-50s regretted being unfaithful, compared to 52 per cent of the younger group doing so.

New Delhi, Nov 3 : Simon Cowell has said that Britney Spears’ comeback is a welcome return after a ‘dark’ period.

The ‘Toxic’ hitmaker stunned everyone with her triumphant appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards, where she won three gongs.

“She has come back from a very dark place and is a terrific artist,” Cowell said.

Meanwhile, Cowell has confirmed that Britney will appear on his British talent show, “The X Factor.”

The pop princess will be performing her No. 1 single ‘Womanizer,’ reports China Daily.

Melbourne, November 3 : Tobey Maguire, who rose to fame with his role as Peter Parker in the Spider-Man films, has been signed on for Spider-Man 4 and 5 too.

The 33-year-old actor is set to work with director Sam Raimi, who too has been roped in for the future instalments, reports the Daily Telegraph.

Though the plot remains unknown, Maguire will be shooting back to back for the two movies much like the ‘Lord of the Rings’.

Washington, Nov 3: A new study, led by an Indian-origin researcher, has revealed that teens who have high levels of exposure to television programs that contain sexual content are twice as likely to be involved in a pregnancy over the following three years as their peers who watch few such shows.

This is the first study to establish a link between teenagers'' exposure to sexual content on TV and either pregnancies among girls or responsibility for pregnancies among boys.