Washington, Apr 28 : Hollywood actress Katie Holmes has revealed that her daughter Suri loves being a princess.
After a trip to Disneyland, Katie and Tom organized a princess theme party for Suri's 3rd birthday on April 18th and the tot loved it.
"We had a great time [at Disney] -- she loved it. It was her first time, and she loves the princesses. Actually, she loves being a princess," Us Weekly quoted Holmes, as saying at the Independent Filmmaker Project party in NYC Sunday.
Washington, Apr 28 : In a new study, researchers have shown that early brain activity could provide a better understanding of the neural basis of reading.
Led by Piers Cornelissen, Morten Kringelbach, Ian Holliday and Peter Hansen from the Universities of York, Oxford, Aston, and Birmingham UK, the study showed very early interactions between the vision and language domains during reading.
Washington, April 28 : Physicists are using the phenomenon dubbed as `spooky action' to distinguish between two similar quantum devices.
`Quantum ghosts' are far distant particles that can somehow `talk' to each other, a theory put forward by famous scientist Albert Einstein, who called it `spooky action at a distance'.
Having confirmed its existence, scientists today are learning how to use this `spooky action' as a helpful tool.
Washington, Apr 28 : Hollywood actress Dame Helen Mirren has revealed that her husband has banned her from singing around home, because her tuneless humming leaves him irritated.
The Queen star revealed that although she loves to belt out tracks, her director husband Taylor Hackford insists she should keep quiet.
"I''ve got no musical abilities whatsoever. I sing if I''m listening to music. I sing along with it - I can hit the note if I''ve just heard it," Contactmusic quoted Mirren, as saying.
Washington, April 28 : Jamie Foxx is on a look out for a friend who saved his life from a deadly hallucinogenic drug during college days.
The Miami Vice actor revealed Mark Pobart looked after him when he suffered from horrifying visions and voices provoked by a dose of phencyclidine, commonly known as PCP, Angel Dust or moondust.
"When I was in college, someone slipped me PCP. I thought I was losing my mind. I was hearing voices," Contactmusic quoted him as telling the New York Daily News.