Washington, Jan. 21: The new White House website unveiled by President Barack Obama's team Tuesday includes a shot at former President Bush's response to Hurricane Katrina.

Sydney, Jan. 21 : Australia should persist with New South Wales batting sensation David Warner at the top of its one-day order despite the likelihood he will fail more often than he succeeds, says former leg spinner Shane Warne.

The NSW left-hander has made scores of seven and five in the two innings since his superb knock of 83 in his international debut 10 days ago.

New Delhi, Jan 21 : Kate Winslet just can't get enough of talking about her work - even in bed, according to the actress' director husband Sam Mendes

The `Titanic' star, who teamed up with Mendes for her Golden Globe winning performance in ''Revolutionary Road'', constantly discussed her dramatic scenes when the couple were alone together, reports China Daily.

"I would open my eyes in the morning and there Kate would be, going, ''Great! You''re awake! Now let''s talk about the second scene,''" Mendes said.

London, Jan 21 : American singer/songwriter Myles Kennedy of the Alter Bridge has revealed that he is grateful to have been given the chance to play alongside Led Zeppelin.

There were rumours that Kennedy had been chosen for vocals by the legendary group, after an audition was conducted to replace Robert Plant, who did not wish to make a comeback.

But when none of the singers for the audition worked out, the band decided to do away with the idea of a tour, revealed guitarist Jimmy Page''s manager, Peter Mensch.

Kennedy himself revealed that he did try out for a place in the group, and is disappointed not to have been included in any of their future plans, though he is happy he was able to join them for a jam session.

London, Jan 21: Emma Watson had `no idea' who Dame Maggie Smith and Gary Oldman were before she started working with them on the Harry Potter movies.

The British star - who shot to fame playing Hermione Granger, one of three starring roles in the popular film franchise - grew up in an academic family and barely watched movies.

And the 18-year-old insists she wasn''t starstruck when she first set foot on the Potter set - because she didn''t recognize most of her distinguished co-stars.

London, January 21: Millions may have lauded Barack Obama's Inaugural speech but what remained unheard was what was said by a First daughter to her father, and between the new President and his predecessor after the swearing-in ceremony.

According to a lip reader, the first African-American President of the United States, just after the ceremony, asked George W. Bush: "You OK?"

As to what was Bush's reply, according to the Sun, the lip reader said: "So relieved."