Washington, November 10 : Mariah Carey dropped hints that she would keep her pregnancy news a secret from the world when the time comes.

The pop diva, who tied the knot with hubby Nick Cannon in April 2008, confessed that it is her marriage to the rapper that has led her to revise her views on having kids.

London, Nov 10 : Girls Aloud’s ‘Out of Control’ has topped the UK albums chart. Last week''s chart-topper, ‘Funhouse by’ Pink, falls to two, while Enrique Iglesias debuts at three with his ‘Greatest Hits’ disc, reports BBC.

Meanwhile, The X Factor finalists have vanquished competition from Beyonce, Britney Spears and Leona Lewis to remain atop the UK singles chart.

Their cover of Mariah Carey''s ''Hero'' notches up a second week at number one, forcing Beyonce to settle at second position with ''If I Were A Boy''.

The top ten on UK albums chart:

Washington, Nov 10 : DreamWorks'' ‘Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa’ has topped the weekend box office after raking in 63.5 million dollars.

According to studio estimates, ‘Role Models’ came second with 19.3 million dollars and ‘High School Musical 3: Senior Year; came third, with 9.3 million dollars.

Fourth on the list was Changeling, which earned 7.3 million dollars, reports E! Ionline.

Rounding off the top five was ‘Zack and Miri Make a Porno’, which raked in 6.5 million dollars.

New York, November 10 : Madonna’s neighbours have been protesting against the singer’s late night music rehearsals in her new home studio, say sources.

The Queen of Pop was said to have bought the seventh-floor flat with initial plans of converting it into an office for her now estranged hubby Guy Ritchie - making it closer to her house on the 12th floor.

However, following the couple’s split, Madonna apparently decided to turn the apartment into a music studio where she has been rehearsing for her present world tour - with allegations of ignoring her neighbours’ pleas.

London, November 10 : Yale University researchers have moved a step closer to unravelling the mystery behind the oft-fatal rupturing of blood vessels in the brain, scientifically known as aneurysms, on the back of an international study.

Lead researchers Professor Murat Gunel and Sterling Professor Richard Lifton joined forces with a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator to scan the genomes of over 2,000 individuals suffering from intracranial aneurysms along with 8,000 healthy subjects.

Kathmandu, Nov 10 : The Nepal Constituent Assembly regulations have been finalised after the much-disputed issue of whip was settled earlier by the four major parties who agreed to let the rules remain silent on that issue.

According to Nepalnews, the regulations were finalised on Sunday evening by the committee headed by Narayan Man Bijukchhe in presence of Constituent Assembly chairman Subas Nemwang.

The Constituent Assembly regulations stated that the process and provision on impeachment against the President and the Vice President would be as per the constitution.