London, Mar 20 : A Brit schoolgirl has been s

London, Mar 20 : A rare portrait of William Shakespeare, believed to be the only surviving portrait, could actually be a painting of 17th century courtier Sir Thomas Overbury, claims an expert.

The Jacobean painting from the family collection of art restorer Alec Cobbe was believed to be of the Shakespeare because it closely resembled the engraving in Shakespeare''s First Folio.

London, Mar 20 : Even wearing a disguise, American socialite Paris Hilton could not hide herself, especially when she did everything to be recognized.

Hilton, 28, arrived at a Las Vegas fancy dress party in Jet Nightclub in a black wig, fedora and nose ring with beau Doug Reinhardt, and did not lose time in performing her usual attention grabbing routine.

She began her antics with a lengthy tongue action with Reinhardt, and when her dance tunes ‘Turn It Up’ and ‘Stars Are Blind’ were played, she was the first to hit the dance floor.

London, Mar 20 : While an average person tells four lies a day, a Brit man has vowed to live for a year without fibbing.

Cathal Morrow, from London, has pledged not to lie for a year.

A writer by profession, Morrow’s pledge often leaves him with tricky question to answer.

Recalling one difficult moment, according to the Sun, he said: “Patti was trying on a dress and asked, ‘Does my bum look big in this?’ Studying it, I thought it did and said so. She wasn’t pleased.”

London, Mar 20 : Google needs to keep a strict check on the its advertisements and suggested links to avoid providing users with web pages that contain dubious medical claims, warn doctors.

While writing in British Medical Journal, Dr Marco Masoni from the University of Florence in Italy revealed that as the internet is not well policed and regulated, it is up to members of the medical community to be vigilant and to suggest improvements.

Google AdWords is a service that matches key search terms to related advertising.

London, Mar 20 : An environmentally friendly surfboard made from balsa tree is set to revolutionise the surfing industry.

According to the creators from Eden Project in Cornwall, the new surfboards have been made from plant-derived material, and a resin was developed from linseed oil to coat the board.

The move is likely to replace the petroleum chemicals used in traditional surfboard production.

Eden''s retail director, Mark Beeley, called the creation as "revolutionary".