Washington, Nov 11: American singer Janet Jackson has revealed that she is looking forward to motherhood.
Jackson, 42, admits that she is set to go ahead with becoming a mother, and that she is looking for the right time to do it, even though her boyfriend Jermaine Dupri has been ready for quite some time.
“At some point it''s coming. When? I have no idea. He (Dupri) has been past ready. He''s just waiting for me; I''m the one holding up the whole thing,” Contactmusic quoted her as having said in an interview with Sister 2 Sister magazine.
Canberra, Nov 11: Researchers in Australia have discovered that the tipping point for ocean acidification caused by human-induced CO2 emissions is much closer than first thought, with estimates suggesting that the Southern Ocean could become too acidic by 2030.
According to a report by ABC News, scientists from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and CSIRO looked at seasonal changes in pH and the concentration of an important chemical compound, carbonate, in the Southern Ocean.
Security officers in Baghdad recounted the deadliest bomb blast which rocked the Iraqi capital Monday, killing 28 people, including women and schoolgirls, and leaving dozens wounded.
According to witnesses, Monday’s attack took place on Kassra Street, a road lined with restaurants and tea shops popular for breakfast with Iraqi security forces, as a bus carrying young school girls drove past.
Washington, Nov 11: The campaign for the 2008 U. S. presidential election is over, but Sarah Palin is still defending herself from the criticism that arose from the cost of her wardrobe and foreign affairs knowledge.
Palin, who was reported to have spent tens of thousands of dollars on her wardrobe, denied knowing anything about it.
In a strikingly symbolic moment in the historic transition of power in Washington, the outgoing President Bush and first lady, Laura, greeted President-elect Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, with smiles and handshakes, as they stepped from their limousine to begin a tour of their home for the next four years, after Obama is sworn in on January 20.
Washington, Nov 11: American singer Janet Jackson has revealed that she is looking forward to motherhood.
Canberra, Nov 11: Researchers in Australia have discovered that the tipping point for ocean acidification caused by human-induced CO2 emissions is much closer than first thought, with estimates suggesting that the Southern Ocean could become too acidic by 2030.
Washington, Nov 11: American actress Lindsay Lohan has admitted her love for DJ Samantha Ronson, but with insistence that she is not a lesbian.
Security officers in Baghdad recounted the deadliest bomb blast which rocked the Iraqi capital Monday, killing 28 people, including women and schoolgirls, and leaving dozens wounded. 
Washington, Nov 11: The campaign for the 2008 U. S. presidential election is over, but Sarah Palin is still defending herself from the criticism that arose from the cost of her wardrobe and foreign affairs knowledge.
In a strikingly symbolic moment in the historic transition of power in Washington, the outgoing President Bush and first lady, Laura, greeted President-elect Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, with smiles and handshakes, as they stepped from their limousine to begin a tour of their home for the next four years, after Obama is sworn in on January 20. 
