Washington, Nov 13: After a candid interview with Vogue, Jennifer Aniston has again discussed her personal life with Oprah Winfrey on her chat show, and said that ex-hubby Brad Pitt is ‘doing great’ following their the divorce.
The actress has not only talked about Pitt but has also gave details about her on and off boyfriend John Mayer.
Peshawar, Nov 13: The Commercial Attaché of Iranian Consulate, Hashmatullah Atharzadeh, has been kidnapped from Hayatabad on Thursday after unknown gunmen killed his guard.
Police sources said that Atharzadeh was traveling towards his office from his home when his vehicle was intercepted by some unknown armed men who took him hostage and on resistance gunned down his guard identified as Sajjad, before fleeing from the scene.
The kidnapping comes one day after a USAID worker was shot dead in Peshawar
Sydney - Fears of the country falling into recession dragged Australian stocks down 5.8 per cent Thursday.
The ASX 200 gave up 230 points to close at 3,697.
The resources sector was hit hard because of concerns that these Australian companies would suffer as commodity prices fall.
The Australian dollar was trading at 64 US cents, 2 US cents down on Wednesday's fix, despite intervention by the Reserve Bank of Australia to prop up the local currency.
Washington, Nov 13: It seems things are quite cordial between Hugh Hefner and his ex-girlfriend Kendra Wilkinson’s fiance Hank Baskett, for the NFL star has said that the Playboy mogul is ‘like a father’ to him.
It was Hefner who disclosed the couple’s engagement and offered to host their wedding reception at the Playboy mansion.
Manila - The Asian Development Bank (ADB) said Thursday it was providing a 700-million-dollar multi-tranche financing facility to Kazakhstan to help create a "new Silk Road" that would boost its economy and link Europe and Asia.
The Manila-based bank said the Central Asian Regional Economic Cooperation Transport Corridor I project will run 2,715 kilometres from the city of Khorgos on Kazakhstan's border with China, through Almaty and Shymkent, to the country's western border with the Russian Federation.
Researchers have found that belly fat, which has earlier been linked to increasing the risk of diabetes and heart disease, also increases the risk of early death. In the study, one of the largest, longest health studies in the world researchers found waist size to be a "powerful indicator" of risk.
The study found that people with the most belly fat had double the risk of dying prematurely as compared to people with less belly fat. This risk held even if the overall body weight was normal.