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The long wait is ended as the audience get to know the name of their new 3D Hollywood blockbuster Spiderman.

British Actor Andrew Garfield has been selected over other big names to play the role of a superhero. The selection of 26 year old actor came as a surprise to all.

The shooting of the new Spiderman will commence from December 2010.

The US-India Business Council expressed backing for the Foreign Education Bill pending before the Indian parliament, but stated that certain financial needs could dissuade foreign educational institutions from investing in India.

In a letter to Indian HRD Minister Kapil Sibal, the trade association representing more than 300 top US firms investing in India stated that the legislation is a vital step in opening India's higher education system and meeting up the objective of 30% Gross Enrolment Ratio by the next 10 years.

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, will commence its service to Alexandria in Egypt from this month.

The new service, which is subject to government nod, will function every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from Abu Dhabi to El Nouzha airport in Alexandria.

James Hogan, Etihad Airways chief executive, said, "Etihad is pleased to announce this new service to Alexandria, Egypt's second largest city."

New-age gadgets such as Apple's iPads and TVS could shortly be rolled up like newspapers, thanks to a new technology being formulated by scientists in Australia and Italy.

Researchers at Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Melbourne University and Italy's University of Padua were making use of laser technology to create products comprising TVs, iPads, cellular phones and Kindles more flexile, thinner as well as affordable.

Before the brand runs out of steam Bollywood Khiladi has decided to run into the next chapter of his megahit film 'Singh Is Kinng'.

Vipul Shah has decided to direct the sequel since Anees Bazmi looks too busy to do the needful.

On this, Shah said, "Yes, after much planning and plotting and two years since the first film, we've finally cracked an idea that works. My writer Suresh Nair and I are happy with what we've come up with. And yes, I'll be directing the sequel."

A new research has suggested that parents should not stay in a bad marriage for the benefit of their kids.

Researchers said that in marriages with lots of problems, living together for the kids does more harm than good.

Their study scientists showed that kids of parents who fight a lot yet stay married experience more fight in their own adult relationships as compared to kids of parents who fight and do get a divorce.