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Washington, Sept 14: Hollywood’s veteran actress, Elizabeth Taylor, 75, has a new man in her life - the one who introduced her to Hawaii.

Taylor ended all the speculations about her relationship with African-American businessman Jason Winters by admitting to New York gossip columnist Liz Smith that the reports were indeed true.

"Jason Winters is one of the most wonderful men I've ever known and that's why I love him,” Contactmusic quoted her, as telling

Washington, Sept 14: After the brawl between Tommy Lee and Kid Rock at the MTV Video Music Award, Rock came clean with his side of the story.

Kid Rock defended himself on ‘The Kevin & Bean Show’ which airs on Los Angeles' KROQ-FM.

"It's been going on for five years," People magazine quoted him, as saying on the show.  

Both Lee and Rock are former husbands of Pamela Anderson.

"I did what any man would do, any man across the country, across the world would do," he said.

Washington, Sept 14: Pop star Britney Spears’ old buddy/ pop singer Joey Fatone has expressed a deep concern for his troubled friend after her poor performance at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sept 9, 2007.

The former 'N Sync star asserted that he was shocked to see Britney’s ill-advised stage performance that opened the VMAs in Las Vegas.

Fatone, who was one of Spears' closest friends when she was new in the music industry, urged Britney to seek serious help.

Washington: Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) say that they have identified the gene responsible for binocular vision, which may lead to new treatments for sensory disorders in which people experience the strange phenomena of seeing better with one eye covered.

Unlike horses and eagles, whose eyes on the sides of their heads provide two different scenes, humans see a single, in-depth view.

Washington, Sept 14 (ANI): Female spider monkeys without infants hug mother monkeys in exchange for permission to miss, sniff and touch their babies, primatologists have found.

Lead author Kathy Slater said the study in the journal Animal Behaviour not only showed how much primates, especially females, valued infants, but also revealed that even among apes, an embrace conveyed good intentions.

Washington, Sept 14 (ANI): Schoolchildren, families, and citizen scientists around the world will gaze skyward after dark from October 1 to 15, looking for specific constellations and then sharing their observations through the Internet.

The Great World Wide Star Count initiative aims to help scientists map light pollution globally while educating participants about the stars.