Washington, Jan 16 : Hollywood actors, actresses, screenwriters and filmmakers who worked with late Aussie actor Heath Ledger, paid their tribute to him on his first death anniversary through a new 10-page U. S. magazine.

Mel Gibson, Julia Stiles and Monster's Ball director Marc Forster joined in remembering the late actor, who had died from an accidental drug overdose last year in January
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Washington, Jan 16 : Pop star Lily Allen stunned her fans when

Washington, Jan 16 : Canadian/American actor Keanu Reeves is all set to star in the big screen adaptation of the Japanese anime TV series `Cowboy Bebop'.

The sci-fi movie is a production of 20th Century Fox, and Reeves will be playing the role of Spike Spiegel, an adventurous bounty hunter traveling through space in 2071, reports Variety magazine.

Peter Craig has been tapped to write the screenplay, and Sunrise Inc., which produces the anime series, will be closely involved with the development of the English-language project.

Washington, Jan. 16 : Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, Hussain Haqqani has said that his country is itself a victim of terrorism like India.

Addressing a gathering of students and faculty members at the University of District of Columbia, Haqqani while mentioning about the Mumbai terror attacks said: "The important thing to remember is that Pakistan is a victim of terrorism as well as India."

Haqqani urged the leadership of both the countries to work in tandem to get rid of the worldwide menace of terrorism.

Washington, Jan 16 : American socialite Paris Hilton has sparked rumours that she has had her lips surgically enhanced, after she seen looking plumper in Sydney.

Though her rep has denied that she has had any alterations done to her lips, experts say that it definitely looks like she has.

"It definitely looks as though she had lip augmentation, probably with a hyaluronic acid like restylane on both lips," Fox News quoted Fifth Ave-based cosmetic surgeon and dermatologist Dr. Lewis M Feder, as saying.

Famed Beverly Hills surgeon, Dr. Payman Simoni, also supported Feder's comment.

Washington - Investors were anxiously awaiting a fourth- quarter financial report from Bank of America Friday after the US government announced a 20-billion-dollar investment to help the bank digest its takeover of Merrill Lynch.

In addition to the investment, which the Treasury Department will provide in exchange for the bank's preferred stock at an 8-per-cent interest rate, the US government will also "provide protection against the possibility of unusually large losses" at the bank.

The guarantee covers assets totalling about 118 billion dollars.