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Washington, July 2 : Lack of sleep raises a woman''s risk of heart disease more than it does for a man, according to a new study.

Sleeping less than the recommended eight hours a night has been linked to a raised risk of heart problems.

The study, conducted by the University of Warwick and University College London, has revealed that levels of inflammatory markers vary significantly with sleep duration in women, but not men.

New York, July 02 : Courtney Love, who has been spotted looking skinny in recent months, has been advised by a doctor to take proper meals to avoid her health from deteriorating.

The former Hole lead singer told U. K.''s Daily Mirror that a doctor has prescribed her a shot of vitamins and told her to "start eating."

"I know I''ve got too skinny. I know I need to sort it out," the New York Daily News quoted Love as saying.

Love is also in a financial crisis.

Washington, July 02 : Want to date Megan Fox? Well, then, getting a tattoo of the actress' name or face on your body is a must.

The actress insists that boys should tattoo her name or face on their bodies if they fancy being her boyfriend.

"I have eight tattoos. All my boyfriends are required to have one and if they don''t have one yet, I make them get a tattoo of my name or my face," Contactmusic quoted her as telling to TV programme ''The Early Show''.

The ''Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen'' star also revealed that she hardly had any clue what the film was all about and that she does not prefer watching her own films.

Sydney, July 2 : A man found guilty of killing his baby daughter after treating her severe excema with homeopathic remedies has been arrested for threatening his legal team.

Thomas Sam and his wife Manju are due to face a sentencing submissions hearing in the New South Wales Supreme Court today.

The court heard he had been arrested following a threat made to his legal counsel.

London, July 2 : British No. 1 Andy Murray believes 90 percent of what is written about him is false.

Murray predicted the speed of his victory over Juan Carlos Ferrero would give him an advantage as he moved into the uncharted waters of his first Wimbledon semi-final against American Andy Murray.

London, July 2 : Sixth-seed Andy Roddick has revealed that he can handle 15,000 fans, fatigue and the Fahrenheit as he too bids for a first Wimbledon title like British hero Andy Murray.

Roddick said that he has a cunning plan to turn the Centre Court crowd in his favour in tomorrow''s semi-final with Andy Murray.