Washington, Nov 6: Actress Ashley Olsen has shot down rep

Washington, Nov 6 : American pop princess Britney Spears has proven that she has what it takes to change her life for the better when she was spotted to be on her best behaviour at a party this Halloween.

The Toxic singer had just last year lost custody of her kids and spent Halloween night crazily running around Los Angeles in a pink leotard.

She was this year seen attending Drew Barrymore’s Private Halloween Party at her Hollywood Hills home, Fox News reported.

Washington, Nov 6: While couples usually part ways on a bad note, Simon Cowell’s break up has been a bit different—he has reportedly given 9 million dollars cash as a parting gift to ex-girlfriend Terri Seymour.

In an interview with Life & Style magazine, a friend close to both Cowell and Seymour has said that the British music mogul has ended his six-year romance with the seal of a ‘parting cash handover’.

Washington, Nov 6 : American musician Marilyn Manson has been, reportedly, dumped by his girlfriend Evan Rachel Wood.

Washington, Nov 6 : Spanish actor Antonio Banderas may star in Simon West’s indie biopic ‘Dali’.

The 48-year-old actor is in final negotiations to play Salvador Dali, a Spanish Catalan surrealist painter, reports Variety.

The film will deal with how Dali conquered America and the world with sex, sin and surrealism only to succumb later to worldwide scandal and misfortune.

Two other Dali biopics are in the works. Al Pacino is attached to play the artist in ‘Dali & I: The Surreal Story’ to be helmed by Andrew Niccol.

Washington, Nov 6: Scientists at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center have identified 11 genotypes that may elevate the risk for oesophageal cancer.

Some of the major risk factors associated with oesophageal cancer include obesity, smoking and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease.

While the risk factors are quite prevalent in the general population, the incidence rate of esophageal cancer is quite low, which means that only a small percentage of people are genetically predisposed to develop oesophageal cancer.