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Paul McCartney regrets using pseudonym for new album

Sir Paul McCartneyLondon, Nov 10 : ‘Beatles’ legend Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that he regrets releasing his new and most cutting-edge album in years under a pseudonym.

McCartney, 66, who had been crowned MTV Europe Awards’ Ultimate Legend in Liverpool this week, had released his dance album Electric Arguments under his alter ego ‘The Fireman’, and it is to hit shelves on November 24.

Trendy Radio 1 DJ Zane Lowe has described his single ‘Nothing Too Much Just Out Of Sight’ as the “hottest record in the world right now”.

Beyonce, Mariah Carey do battle of the divas at WMA’s

Beyonce KnowlesLondon, Nov 10 : It looked like American divas Beyonce and Mariah Carey were competing to be the last arrivals at the World Music Awards in Monte Carlo.

Beyonce, who had skipped the red carpet with her late arrival, had to give up arriving any later as she had the opening slot on the show, which was already delayed by an hour.

The ‘Crazy in Love’ singer was dressed in sexy black leather trousers, and she made sure that the waiting was well worth it as she belted out new single ‘If I Were A Boy’ and hit song ‘Single Ladies’.

India second in Reliance Mobile ICC Test Championship after series win against Australia

Dubai, Nov. 10 (ANI): The gap between Australia and the rest is cut to 13 ratings points after its 2-0 series defeat to India

India has moved into second place in the Reliance Mobile ICC Test Championship table after regaining the Border-Gavaskar Trophy from Australia.

The team wrapped up a 172-run victory on day five of the fourth Test at Nagpur and in the process gained seven ratings points to draw level with South Africa on 116. But Graeme Smith’s team now slips just below India to third position by a fraction of a ratings point.

All is not lost for the Proteas. If they win both Tests in the two-match series coming up against Bangladesh, they will be back into second position.

Here are the factors causing barriers to asthma care

asthmatic symptoms among kidsWashington, Nov 10 : Access to appropriate care, patient adherence, distrust of the medical profession, delayed asthma diagnosis, culture, lifestyle choices and genetic discrepancies, are some of the barriers in managing asthma, according to experts.

Allergists detailed factors that act as barriers in asthma care at the annual meeting of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) in Seattle.

Woody Allen’s skin mark draws more attention than lesbian kiss in new flick

Melbourne, Nov 10 : A mark on Woody Allen’s hand drew much more attention than the lesbian-kissing scene on the sets of his film Vicky Cristina Barcelona.

In the film, Penelope Cruz has shared a sizzling on-screen kiss with co-actress Scarlett Johansson in a dark room.

However, while filming the scene, everyone of the sets, including director Allen got distracted—thanks to a suspicious mark that had mysteriously appeared on his hand.

"Everyone''s been talking about this kiss between me and Scarlett, but on the day all the attention was on Woody and the stain on his hand,'''' the Daily Telegraph quoted Cruz as saying.

An Indian brand rated No. 1 in US departmental stores: US rating agency

Kerala, KochiKochi, Nov 10 : Despite all global market speculations and US economy meltdown an Indian company''s brand makes its foray in the US supermarkets by becoming the No. 1 brand in unbranded shrimp category, according to the recent reports of A. C Nelson.

The ready to cook shrimp brand ''Tastee Choice'' has been top rated in its category by international rating agency after studying the sales records for the past one year.

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