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Deepika Padukone has kissed Saif Ali Khan on screen. But her new co-star Neil Nitin Mukesh was a virgin kisser on camera when it happened last week. Neil had no choice but to succumb to a torrid kissing sequence with Deepika.

Katrina Kaif and Neil Nitin Mukesh have one thing in common. They both follow a no-kiss clause. Katrina broke her self-imposed bow of smooch-celibacy in New York.

U. S officials have said that three American hikers accused by Iran of illegal entry remain in a Tehran prison after a year in legal limbo without formal charges.

Joshua Fattal, 28, of Pennsylvania, Shane Bauer, 28, of Minnesota and Sarah Shourd, 31, of California were hiking in a mountainous resort area of northern Iraq when they allegedly strayed across the unmarked border into Iran July 31, 2009.

Once upon a time not so long ago (in 2002) when Ajay Devgn played Dawood Ibrahim in Ram Gopal Varma's Company he was shown smoking or holding a cigarette throughout the film. No one objected. Not even Devgn, who was an oblivious smoker back then.

Much water has flown since then. Now when Devgn plays another character based on a real-life gangster in Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai he's again shown chain-smoking. Today any character smoking on-screen invites immediate censorial rectification.

It has been reported that the federal jurors deciding the fate of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich called it a day on Wednesday about 5 hours after being handed the corruption case.

The Chicago Tribune has reported that the six-man, six-woman jury began its deliberations at 11:48 a. m. after listening to more than an hour of instructions from U. S. District Judge James Zagel. The panel then knocked off for the day shortly before 5 p. m.

A union official has said that California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is ordering unpaid furloughs for most state workers until a state budget is adopted.

There were no survivors among the 152 people aboard a jetliner that crashed on Wednesday in fog and torrential rain near Islamabad, Pakistani officials have said.

Rescuers worked in heavy rains to recover the bodies of 146 passengers and six crew members from the Airblue jetliner wreckage as officials began trying to determine why the Pakistani airline's 10-year-old Airbus 321 crashed.

The New York Times has reported that the dead included two Americans.

U. S. President Obama issued a statement expressing condolences to the families and friends of all who died.