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A new rumor about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has been hitting the social media lately. One of the most famous Hollywood couple’s marriage may be in trouble because of Angelina’s affair with their kids’ female nanny, Lena Gould.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, one of the most famous couple, is in news because of an affair of Angelina with their kids’ nanny.

In a recent report by Globe magazine that is associated with celebrities’ dirty laundry, it was mentioned that Angelina has recently bonded with Lena, spending long time gossiping with her and giving massages to each other.

Angelina and Lena were recently spotted in London along with the kids; she was walking hand-in-hand with Lena, according to the source.

Jaxon Strong was not expected to live long when he was born. But the child with half of his brain and skull missing has beaten all odds and recently celebrated his first birthday. His parents were shattered when they learned about the matter.

During Brittany Buell’s pregnancy, she was told that "Jax's" brain had been extremely malformed. She was warned by doctors that he was not likely to survive the pregnancy. Doctors told Brittany, and her husband Brandon that the baby could be terminated, but Jaxon’s parents did not lose hope.

Brittany told the Daily Mail that she was shattered as the matter was heartbreaking. However, last August 27, Jaxon was born and weighed four pounds.

According to reports, on Monday, officials said seven people in the Morris Park area of the Bronx suffer from Legionnaires’ disease. This points to need of an investigation into the possible source of the disease.

According to Dr. Jay Varma, deputy commissioner for disease control at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, all seven patients were having underlying medical conditions and have been hospitalized.

Dr. Varma said the cluster of cases was not linked to the disease’s outbreak in July and August that took 12 lives and sickened over 120 people in the South Bronx.

British scientists have found an answer to the mysterious question of why some life-long smokers have few major lung problems, if any, and live as long as non-smoking people. According to a study done on 50,000 people aged between 40 and 69, some people’s genetic make-up proved helpful in cutting the risk of contracting some of the most notorious smoking-related diseases.

During the study smokers and non-smokers as well as those suffering from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and those without it, were examined by researchers. They then did a comparison between these characteristics and a stunning 28 million genetic variants in each of the 50,000 subjects.

A pioneering human embryonic stem cell operation has been carried out by Surgeons in London, as a part of an ongoing trial to find a cure for blindness for many patients. They performed the procedure on a woman aged 60 at Moorfields Eye Hospital.

The procedure included ‘seeding’ a small patch with specialized eye cells and its implantation at the retina’s back. The London Project to Cure Blindness was established 10 years back with an aim to reverse vision loss in patients suffering from age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

The procedure is going to be performed on 10 patients, having the wet form of AMD. All of them have suffered a sudden vision loss due to defective blood vessels in the eye.

A national wildlife group gave $3.3 million in grants on Monday in order to help tackle the alarming decline of monarch butterflies. The group hopes that this initial push by it will assist in restoring up to 33,000 acres of habitat for monarch butterflies.

The 22 grants that the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation announced, would be matched by over $6.7 million from the recipients, in over a dozen states and among 115 applicants for finances in the conservation effort that was launched earlier this year.