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Bangkok, Thailand: A with 123 passengers crashed in Thailand. As per the reports from TITV television station from Thailand, One-To-Go Airlines flight OG269 from Bangkok to Phuket crashed and nearly 100 people may have lost their lives. The reason for the crash was landing amid heavy rain. The plane split up in two parts after the flames burnt most of the parts inside. As many as 100 people were feared dead.

Keira Knightley has turned into a fashion icon due to her role in new film ‘Atonement’.

The actress’ marvellous Forties look as mysterious Cecilia Tallis has triggered a retro trend amongst fashionistas.

Lady-like fashions such as waspish waists, skirt-suit silhouettes and feminine tailoring are turning out to be the season’s hottest trends.

And it’s not just the wardrobe that's facing a transformation, for Keira’s soft 1940s curls are also making waves on the runway and red carpet.

London, Sept 16 (ANI): Scarlett Johansson’s love for Brit pubs made her pile on so much weight during the filming of her new film ‘The Other Boleyn Girl’ that the film’s bosses had to re-shoot a few scenes.

A source said that the actress kept gaining weight and they struggled to contain her curves.

"There was some re-shooting. The problem was that Scarlett piled on weight during filming and there was concern that she looked thin in some scenes and heavier in other,’ the Daily Mail quoted the source, as saying.

Washington, Sep 16: ‘Charmed’ star Alyssa Milano has signed up to star in Wisegal, a Lifetime Original movie.

The film is based on the real-life story of a widow who becames a trusted messenger for the Mafia.

Milano will play Patty Montanari, a widow with two young sons who becomes romantically involved with Frank Russo, a captain in a Brooklyn crime family who persuades her to work for the organization as a courier transporting millions of dollars from Canada into the U.S.

Dhaka, Sept 16: The Indian government today donated Bangladesh flood assistance worth about 10 million US dollars.

The Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka, Pinak Ranjan Chakraborty, formally handed over the cheque to Bangladesh's foreign affairs adviser, Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury, here.

This donation would be used for flood relief and post-flood rehabilitation.

The Indian government earlier in June offered the assistance when rain-triggered mudslides killed at least 125 people in the country's south-eastern Chittagong city.