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London, Sep 2 : Singer Marc Anthony says he will always love his ex-wife Jennifer Lopez, but admits the decision to divorce was the right one.

The couple, who have three-year-old twins Max and Emme, announced their split in July after seven years of marriage, reports femalefirst. co. uk.

"I will always love Jennifer," he said.

He also revealed how neither of them were surprised by the split because they both had come to the conclusion the relationship was not working.

London, Sep 2: Actress Mila Kunis loves to

Washington, Sept 1: Jennifer Aniston has revealed that she likes flipping through tabloids from time to time, although many celebrities refuse reading them altogether.

Despite being one of the most gossiped-about stars herself, the 42-year-old actress admitted she likes going through the pop culture magazines - not taking the articles seriously.

"There's not nearly as much stealing and obsessing, and middle of the night secret calls to ex-boyfriends and scheming and cheating," People magazine quoted her as saying.

New Delhi, Sep. 1 : The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday rejected media reports that claimed that an Indian Navy ship had had a confrontation with a Chinese vessel in the South China Sea off the Vietnamese coast.

In a statement, government spokesman Vishnu Prakash said that the ministry was aware of news reports about an alleged confrontation, but said that no confrontation had taken place between the INS Airavat and the Chinese vessel in July 2011.

London, Sept 1: Brad Pitt has surprised his kids by secretly buying them six Shetland ponies.

The Hollywood actor, who bought the ponies for Vivienne, Knox, Shiloh, Zahara, Pax and Maddox, also gifted a horse to partner Angelina Jolie.

Though Pitt and Jolie can already ride, they wanted their kids to learn pony-trekking.

"Brad ummed and ahhed about it for a while but decided to go for it," the Sun quoted a source as saying.

A team of researchers have discovered the oldest remains of advanced stone tools ever to have been found, at a site in Kenya.

Archaeologists dug out some picks, flakes and hand axes while excavating mudstone banks on the shores of Lake Turkana in north-west Kenya. The stone tools, designed for crushing, cutting and scraping allowed early humans to butcher animal and use meat.