Washington, Nov 13 : Fellowship Church pastor Rev. Ed Young is revving himself up for the sermon that he is going to preach this Sunday, with the topic being that married couples should have sex for seven days straight.
Grapevine-based pastor Young will be preaching the sermon while sitting on a bed at the church, and issue a challenge to his followers to stay in bed with their partner for seven days.
“I won''t be dressed in pajamas,” the Dallas Morning News quoted him as saying.
New York, Nov 13 : ‘Desperate Housewives’ creators are reportedly keen to offer Alaska governor Sarah Palin a part in the show.
Hollywood p. r. man Hal Lifson, who''s not involved with the show, said series creator Marc Cherry is "very hot to trot to have her appear on the season-five finale."
Washington, Nov 13 : American actress Evan Rachel Wood revealed herself as a Dita Von Teese wannabe, when she arrived at the Hamilton & Hollywood Life Behind-the-Camera Awards looking exactly like the burlesque artist.
Wood, 21, looked the image of Teese with her dark hair, porcelain white skin, ruby lips and figure-hugging gold dress, and the similarity was so obvious that one of the evening''s honorees, Director McG, thought it was Teese.
“Dita Von Teese is here, wow ... didn''t know she was coming,” Fox News quoted her as saying.
New Delhi - Leaders of South and South East Asian nations mooted the idea of a regional food bank to help needy members states at a regional summit in New Delhi Thursday.
"An idea was mooted that countries pool their resources and set up a food bank for needy countries whenever necessary," Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said at a press briefing after the summit of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC).
Top leaders and officials from the seven member states - Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand - attended the daylong summit.
Ankara - Six teenagers who took part in violent protests last month in the predominantly Kurdish-populated city of Diyarbakir face up to 23 years imprisonment each, the Anadolu news agency reported on Thursday.
Prosecutors are seeking the lengthy jail terms for the six 13-to- 14 year-old boys, claiming that they threw rocks and molotov cocktails at police during demonstrations in October to protest a visit to the city by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.