London, Nov 18: Dame Helen Mirren finds working with her director hubby ‘tough’, because she gets upset whenever Taylor Hackford shouts at people onset.

Hackford has teamed up with his wife Helen for his upcoming flick ‘Love Ranch’ based on a Nevada brothel.

London, Nov 18 : A team of geophysicists is developing a large radio-controlled toy helicopter that could help predict when a volcano will blow its top.

When fresh, eruption-ready magma arrives deep in the heart of a volcano, it tends to release carbon dioxide (CO2).

As the magma rises, it also pushes sulfur dioxide out of the volcano. Spotting changes in the ratio of these gases around a volcano should indicate whether it is about to blow.

But although vulcanologists routinely measure sulfur dioxide, taking carbon dioxide measurements is a much bigger challenge.

Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are incredibly high compared to levels of sulfur dioxide.

London, Nov 18: A poem written by singing legend Sir Paul McCartney for his friend Spike Milligan is set to go under the hammer next week in London.

The handwritten poem will be auctioned by Bonhams on November 25 as part of a large sale of Milligan memorabilia.

On one side of the paper contains the poem written by the former Beatle titled ''The Poet of Dumbswoman Lane'' while on the reverse he drew a rough cartoon titled ''The Nutters of Starvecrow Lane''.

London, Nov 18: American socialite Paris Hilton was spotted getting real cosy with her ex-boyfriend Stavros Niarchos as he stroked her hair at a party at Mokai nighclub in Miami on November 15 night.

Both had attended the Victoria''s Secret Fashion Show in Miami, and when Niarchos saw Hilton at the party he headed straight for her.

“Stavros looked thrilled to see Paris again and was spotted stroking her hair,” the Sun quoted a source as saying.

“They then looked deep in conversation,” the source added.

Hilton, who dated Greek shipping heir Niarchos in 2006, is currently going around with Benji Madden of the Good Charlotte band.

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