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Washington, Oct 25 : President Obama recently congratulated a Dallas nurse, who has been rid of Ebola, when she visited the White house, by hugging her.

Nurse Nina Pham, had acquired the Ebola virus while taking care of a Liberian in his country, but was recently declared Ebola free last week and met with President on Oct 24 afternoon at the White House, the Washington Post reported.

Pham had been transferred to the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., last week and walked out of the facility on Oct 24 morning.

London, Oct 25 : A source has revealed that Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds wish that their baby could have a "normal childhood".

The 'Green Lantern' stars wanted their baby to experience all that normal kids do and reportedly said that the baby would be raised out of LA and the '' Hollywood'' lifestyle, the Mirror reported.

The 27-year-old actress is thankful to have a great pregnancy so far, and has been allegedly planning on some more babies.

The 'Savages' beauty has said that as she had been brought up in a big family, it was important for her to also have one and that she would love to have lot of kids.

Washington, Oct 25 : Neil Patrick Harris recently explained the wisdom a

Washington, Oct 25 : Google CEO Larry Page has reportedly transferred leadership of all cores Google products over to Sundar Pichai, who was formerly head of Android and Chrome OS.

Pichai will serve as Senior Vice President of all Google products and will manage a number of divisions, including business and operations, access and energy, Nest, Calico, Google X, corporate development, legal, finance, and business, which includes ad sales, PC World reported.

YouTube is not included in the deal because CEO Susan Wojcicki will continue to run that division somewhat independently.

Washington, Oct 25 : Lady Gaga has admitted being very nervous around Tony Bennett and co

New Delhi - Japanese auto major Nissan is recalling 9,000 units of its compact car Micra and mid-sized sedan Sunny in India to replace defective airbags as part of a global recall.

The recall will cover cars manufactured between 2008 to 2012 that use safety airbags made by its supplier Takata.

"Nissan plans to begin notifying customers soon. Nissan dealers will replace the driver airbag inflator with a correctly manufactured part at no cost to the customers for parts or labour," a Nissan India spokesperson said.

The global recall of 2,60,000 units by the Japanese auto major affects models, including Note, March/Micra, Sunny/Almera/Versa, Patrol and Cube.