London, Nov 3 : Researchers suggest that an effect used since the early days of cinema to make the action appear smoother can actually help in improving our perception of jerky videos sent to cellphones.

Earlier, fast music helped to create an illusion of motion in movies that could make the action appear smoother.

The research team led by Salvador Soto Faraco at the University of Barcelona, Spain recruited 15 people and showed them films of flashing discs of light that increased or decreased in size.

When the discs flashed rapidly, they appeared to move forwards or recede.

At lower flash rates, they only appeared to move when accompanied with beeps that increased or decreased in volume, reports New Scientist magazine.

Melbourne, Nov 3 (ANI): One in five Aussie women has been sexually harassed at work, a new survey by the country''s Human Rights Commission has found.

According to the survey, many others have endured unwelcome touching or offensive jokes in the office, but don''t think of it as harassment.

The survey also revealed that five per cent of men have confronted sexual harassment on the job.

The new findings are better from the results of a similar poll five years ago, when 28 per cent of women and 7 per cent of men said they were sexually harassed at work.

Washington, Nov 3 : Former X-rated star Traci Lords reused to do a topless scene in Kevin Smith''s new comedy ‘Zack And Miri Make A Porno’ - because she was breastfeeding at the time.

Lords, who plays a porn actress called ‘Bubbles’ in the outrageous film, signed for the role just after giving birth to her son Joseph in October 2007.

However, when Lords was asked to give a topless scene, she refused because she felt she wasn''t ready to expose her famous breasts.

Washington, Nov 3 : Hollywood actor Will Smith is keen on trying his luck in a Bollywood flick and has been taking advice from ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ director Danny Boyle.

Boyle’s latest project has been shot in Indian city Mumbai and the director is convinced that Smith is determined about trying different genre of pictures - because the ‘Independence Day’ star made several trips to visit him onset.

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Washington, Nov 3 : Pop singer Kylie Minogue has her sights set on a career as a comedy actress.

The Aussie singer rose to fame in Australian day-time soap opera ‘Neighbours’ and has returned to her thespian roots several times throughout her career, with a cameo role in 2001''s ‘Moulin Rouge!’ and on the small screen in a ‘Dr. Who’ Christmas special last year.

She was recently tapped to appear in a new movie by ‘The Edge of Love’ director John Maybury.