It will definitely be a relief for some housewives who don't want to perform the undesirable kitchen chores. Now a robot has been developed that can not only wash the dishes in the sink, but also place them neatly in the dishwasher and then switch the start button. The scientists from the university of Tokyo and electronics company Panasonic created the kitchen assistant robot (KAR).

London, Dec 24: Good news for Sandra Bullock's male fans: the stunner will soon leave nothing to imagination, thanks to her new film `The Proposal' in which she has shed her clothes and given a glimpse of her sexy butt.

With a bare bottom scene, the brunette beauty has proved that she''s still got it at the tender age of 44.

`The Proposal' is a tale about a pushy boss who forces her assistant to get hitched so she can avoid deportation, reports the Sun.

Washington, Dec 24: Officials in Sir Elton John''s hometown are so impressed with his concerts in Las Vegas that they want to name a road after him.

Earlier this year, the `Candle In The Wind' hitmaker did a series of high-profile shows in the gambling city.

The gigs impressed some staff on Harrow council in north London and thus they decided to honour their local hero with his own street.

In a press release, Jackson agent said that the singer is very much fine and also denied the reports that the King of Pop is suffering from life-threatening lung disease and needs a lung transplant terming such reports as ‘total fabrication’.

Earlier on Sunday, a British newspaper has claimed that Pop legend Michael Jackson is suffering from a rare lung condition and is "close to death".

London, Dec 24: If reports are to be believed, after assuming office, US President-elect Barack Obama's administration may cancel funding for a new technology to be used in a US warplane that fires lasers at the enemy, in a bid to save costs in a recession hit economy.

Known as the Airborne Laser (ABL) weapons programme, the system aims to send an invisible, ultra-powerful laser beam from aircraft hundreds of miles from their targets, and could one day alter the nature of aerial warfare.

A statement issued on Monday by WSI Corporation informs that the
temperature has been forecasted to be colder than normal across most of
the U. S. in the three-month period from January through March.

WSI
informed that the temperatures will average below normal in February
and March, but will be above normal in January in the U. S. Northeast,
the world's largest heating oil market.

WSI forecaster Todd
Crawford reported, "Most of the East should be quite mild in January,
before the pattern shifts again in February and March to allow for