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The bad boy of Bollywood, Salman Khan, might not be too lucky at award functions, but his super hit film Dabangg definitely is. Since the release of the film, the whole nation has been swept off its feet with the very famous 'Munni Badnaam Hui'. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's 'Tere Mast Mast Do Nain' also struck a chord with both the young and the old.

Sri Lankan beauty Jacqueline Fernandes has been signed for the sequel of 2004 hit film Murder. The film was a Box Office hit and the main reason was sizzling chemistry between Emraan Hashmi and hot Mallika Sherawat.

Director Producer Dayal Padmanabhan's reputation as a very efficient filmmaker was already known far and wide. We got another proof of that when he finished shooting the talkie part of his latest flick Yogaraja in twenty days instead of the scheduled 25 days. He attributes the smooth functioning of the film unit and the completion of the film on Chakrapani, the financer of Yogaraja.

The LFW in Mumbai is soon to have the Grand finale week and surprise -surprise there are no Mumbai based top designers on the list of the finale week for Summer/Resort 2011. Rather, it is the Delhi based sisters Gauri and Nainika whose names have been officially declared.

According to the buzz there were rife speculations that top names like Rohit Bal, or Akki Narula would be the ones to take on the mantle to showcase their collection at the season finale, but much to the surprise of many their names have not been put on the list.

According to a new research, females making attempts to have a baby after 35 years are six times more likely to fertility problems as compared to those ten years younger.

As per a major research from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, the elder parents are making it more difficult for themselves to have kids and raising the probability of grave medical problems for both mother as well as infant.

By 40, a female is more likely to have a spontaneous abortion than give birth.

As per fresh reports, around 4030 people lost their lives due to cholera outbreak, which has been affecting Haiti residents since mid-October.

The report added that approximately 209,034 people have been treated with the deadly disease as of January 24.

Despite the truth that natives continue expiring, researches disclosed that the impact of the pandemic has started declining.

The Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO) asked for an inquiry to verify the continuation of possible infectivity in hospitals or homes via medication, food or other sources.