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We haven’t really seen much of Hrithik Roshan since Jodha Akbar released in 2008. Though the star has been in the news, he hasn’t made any appearances in recent times. That was why the announcement of him performing at the IPL closing ceremony created much hype among his fan. But they are in for a disappointment as he would not be able to perform due to his knee injury.

Vikrum Kumar who is all set to break into Bollywood with a bang in Jagbir Dahiya's Kuch Kariye alongside Sukhwinder Singh does not seem to have a smooth sailing. Vikrum Kumar is all set to take the industry by storm with his daredevil action stunts and charming personality after the film Kuch Kariye releases.

Eye masks and earplugs may help patients in intensive care units to sleep, Chinese researchers have suggested.

Slumber aids such as masks and plugs helped 14 healthy volunteers exposed to the sounds and light levels found in the ICU get a better night's sleep, found researchers at the Fujian Medical University in Fuzhou, China, led by Xiaoying Jiang.

According to a U. S. researcher, young women who drink alcohol increase their risk of non-cancerous breast disease.

The study shows the risk of benign breast disease increases with the amount of alcohol consumed as a girl or young woman, says Dr. Graham Colditz of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and colleagues.

With many Bollywood actresses experimenting and entering the comedy genre, Celina Jaitly has seen it and done it all. She is most certainly the “Queen of Comedy” in the industry.

The stepping stone into comedy for this ex. Miss India was ‘No Entry’ in which she played the role of Sanjana opposite Fardeen Khan. After a couple of other comedy releases, came 'Golmaal Returns' were in she played the role of Meera which further created her stand in this genre.

It has been confirmed by U. S. researchers that what some dieters have long claimed, cutting calories may not result in weight loss.

They were surprised to find simply reducing caloric intake in monkeys by 30 percent was not enough to promote significant weight loss in one month, scientists at Oregon Health & Science University say.