New York, Feb 6: Jennifer Aniston has revealed that her friends thought some of her ex-boyfriends were gay.
The "He''s Just Not That Into You" star made the revelation while in an interview with CBS'' "The Early Show" on Wednesday.
When asked what was her idea of a romantic date, she said: "Well thought-out, simple ... just being able to go to a great restaurant, great conversation and a walk on a beach if there is one to be walked on!"
New York, Feb 6 : Ace swimmer Michael Phelps has been barred from competition for three months after he was snapped smoking a bong at a party.
The pics published in Britain''s News of the World, showing the eight times Olympic gold medallist using a bong, were taken in November at a University of South Carolina house party.
The 23-year-old star had also apologised for his `inappropriate conduct'.
USA Swimming has also temporarily withdrawing its financial support to him.
New York, February 6 : American actor Ashton Kutcher is afraid that he might annoy his wife, Demi Moore, if he looks at the Hard Rock Girls calendar.
His fears were revealed while the couple were playing blackjack at the Hard Rock Hotel in Tampa, Florida, and a fellow player asked Kutcher whether he had seen the calendar.
"Ashton told the guy he hadn''t because he didn''t want to piss off Demi," the New York Post quoted an onlooker as saying.
New York, Feb 6 : It's official: There will be a sequel to the huge box office hit Sex and the City: The Movie, which stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kim Cattrall and Kristin Davis.
"I''m very excited to work with these amazing actresses again," the New York Daily News quoted director Michael Patrick King, as saying.
The new adventures of Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte have yet to be scripted and King was tight-lipped when it came to the plot.
"I would love to give everyone more information about the sequel," he said.
New York - Years after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, many rescue workers are still suffering from breathing and lung problems, a study by Mount Sinai Medical Centre in New York said.
The research found 24 per cent of 3,000 patients were still suffering from abnormal lung function between 2004 and 2007, local television station NY 1 reported Thursday. An earlier study looking at the years from 2002 to 2004 found 28 per cent of patients had lung problems.