Washington, Feb 13 : A radio station in Ohio, Cleveland, has embargoed Chris Brown songs following a protest from its listeners, who seem to be enraged by the singer's alleged attack on Rihanna.

The bosses of 96.5 KISS FM have revealed that they were flooded with complaints from angry fans, who have vetoed Brown's music after he allegedly threatened to kill Rihanna.

Considering the situation, the Producers have declared that they would be eliminating Chris Brown's songs from their playlists.

Islamabad, Feb. 13: Pakistan may have acknowledged for the first time on Thursday that parts of the Mumbai terrorist attacks were planned on its soil, but officials in Washington are seeing the development as a political salvo aimed at easing tensions with India.

The New York Times quoted an official of the US State Department as saying that the acknowledgement by Pakistan was a "political decision" to ease tensions with India.

Washington, Feb 13 : The most detailed map of the Moon ever created has suggested that there is little water inside the lunar surface.

Developed by an international research team, the high-resolution map is also revealing secrets about the Moon's interior, and hinting about Mars's interior as well.

"The surface can tell us a lot about what''s happening inside the Moon, but until now mapping has been very limited," said C. K. Shum, professor of earth sciences at Ohio State University.

New York, Feb 13 : Korean-American comedian Margaret Cho has rebuked Miley Cyrus by posting a mocking song on her blog titled `Oh Miley', after photos emerged in which the `Hannah Montana' actress can be seen making fun of Asians by slanting her eyes.

Livid over Cyrus' audacity to mock Asians by pulling her eyelids to slant, Margaret has branded her a `disgrace' in her song.

"I am so upset by Miley Cyrus, I think it warrants a song," the New York Daily News quoted Margaret as stating on her blog.

Washington, Feb 13 : German model Heidi Klum has posed naked for the March issue of men

Washington, Feb 13 : British actress Kate Winslet has revealed that she had no idea how much her role in blockbuster movie Titanic had made her famous, until she met a half-blind man in the Himalayas.

Winslet, who starred in the movie alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in 1997, was on a walking trip around the Indian mountain range when an aged local man approached her.