Veena Malik gets 137 kisses in 1 Minute from 100 men in 1 min, Sets New Guinness World Record

The child of controversy, Veena Malik, a sizzling Pakistani diva, has

got her name inscribed in Guinness World Records by receiving 137 kisses on her hand in one minute. She admits it is for the sake of her upcoming film “The City That Never Sleeps“.

Veena Malik to break Guinness World record of Maximum Kisses in a Minute (100 kisses)

Controversial Pakistani starlet Veena Malik has decided to break the barriers

by doing what others haven’t dared to act. She has choosen to break the Guinness World Record of receiving maximum kisses in a minute. She has yet again grabbed headlines with another gimmick.

Samsung Launches Galaxy SIV on March 14 in New York

Samsung has taken jabs at Apple’s fans to take war to Apple’s home ground
by announcing launch of next Generation smartphone Samsung Galaxy SIV in New york and on March 14, 2013.

Argo, Daniel Day-Lewis, Anne Hathaway, Adele, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lawrence Grab Hold their Oscars

They were favourites to win, but victory was still ever so sweet for Daniel
Day-Lewis, Ben Affleck, Anne Hathaway and Adele at the 85th Academy Awards on Sunday night. 

But nobody could have predicted one rather spectacular fall from grace by
Jennifer Lawrence.  The Silver Linings Playbook star took a rather embarrassing tumble as she made her way up onto the stage to collect the gong for best actress. When she finally made it to the podium after the slip up, she handled the situation with aplomb.

Indian Cricket Captain M.S. Dhoni Hammers 25 Records in a Single Day against Australia

When Dhoni scored 93, he registered his highest score against Australia.

His previous best was 92 at Mohali in 2008-09.

Taliban Rocks Eastern Afghanistan with Suicide Bombings in three different Attacks

Despite extreme protective measures, strong foothold of foreign forces Talibans 
have shown their prowess by targeting a building belonging to National Directorate of Security, near the city of Jalalabad in Nangarhar province and a police checkpoint in Logar province, said Den Mohammad Darwish,a government spokesman said. The incidents resulted in the deaths of one and fatal injuries to six others.

Cautious Threats of "miserable destruction" from North Korea to U.S. military

Ahead of annual, routine military exercises between South Korea and the
United States, possible sanctions for Nuclear tests conducted by Pyongyang, condemnation from world leaders, North Korea has rhetorically issued its usual caustic objections Saturday threatening war horse America of; “miserable destruction, if your side ignites a war of aggression by staging the reckless joint military exercises ... at this dangerous time."

First Fight Between Kim Kardashian and Kanye West

Socialite Kim Kardashian and boyfriend Kanye West can't decide whether
they want toemploy nannies after their first baby's birth or not.

Bigg Boss contestant Santosh Shukla beats Salman Khan in Mental

No one beats Salman Khan on big screen, metaphorically or physically.
But Bigg Boss 6 contestant Santosh Shukla might put the superstar’s machismo to a test in Sohail Khan’s film Mental.

Tiger Woods signs $350 Million Pre-Nuptial deal to be Together again with ex-wife Elin Nordegren

Tiger Woods and his ex-wife Elin Nordegren have been pictured together after
a lapse of three years as Nordegren has divorced him 3 years ago after legend’s cheating surfaced. Now critics have started speculating that perhaps the pair may be rekindling their romance.

Iran Finds Uranium which would Treble its Reserves

•      New finds would treble original reserves

•      Iran announces new Nuclear Power plant

•      UN and US would offer some relief to Iran at 

       the talks in Almaty, Kazakhstan

Iran says it has found major new uranium deposits and is planning to expand
its nuclear power programme. It said 16 sites had been identified as suitable for the construction of new power plants over the next 15 years. Iran said the find - which has not been independently confirmed - would treble the size of known uranium deposits.

What and Who Helped Established Murderer Oscar Pistorius leave jail after bail is granted

Magistrate Desmond Nair has granted bail to Oscar Pistorius on bond eight
days after the shooting death of his model girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Does his Gold Medal helped him avaoid jail as he left it on Friday?

WobbleWorks has Created World’s First 3D Pen that Draws Paintings in Air

Wobble Works, a BOSTON based startup, has given hope to those deprived
artists who have yet to put their creative works to an exhibition as they have claimed to create world’s first 3D pen that will allow them to create their work in air and will be present before the world to watch.

Disastrous Effects on Moneymakers in Forex Trading Line as Moody Rips Britain of AAA Rating

Moody deprived Britain of AAA rating for the first time since 1978 on
expectations that growth will "remain sluggish over the next few years" and also as it expects the U.K.'s debt to peak at 96% of GDP in 2016, up from around 90% today. Britain’s outlook was negative since last year. Moody lashed out at Britain after slashing the ratings of half a dozen European countries. France, too, has met a similar fate last years though US maintains the ratings from Moody's and Fitch, though it was downgraded by S&P in August 2011 following the debt ceiling standoff in Washington.

Apple Gets iWatch patented which works magic like 'slap wrap toy' technology of Nineties

The rumour mills have atlast successfully unearthed the fact the Apple has
got the patent rights for iWatch in August 2011 working under 'slap wrap' mechanism to mount a flexible touchscreen on a user's wrist. The patent application further elaborates it as specifies the technology for a 'wearable accessory device' with a 'flexible display'.

Siberia's Flying squirrels contest for the cutest furry animals in the world

Photographer Masatsugu Ohashi captured these prize winning pictures of
Siberian flying squirrel i.e. one of the world’s cutest furry animals and it actually seems as if they have popped their heads out of the tree hole to say hello to the world.

These large-eyed tree-dwellers could come from a Disney film with their large
eyes and, seemingly, expressive features. These squirrels are also known as Russian flying squirrels, on the Japanese island of Hokkaido.

The reclusive creatures are shy, nocturnal animals and in winter may sleep continuously for several days. Seldom seen, they like to inhabit trees in which woodpeckers have left holes suitable for comfy nests.
Masatsugu explains: 'The squirrels make this tree a nest every year when it is winter. Five of
them live communally in the cold season. It is early morning and in the evening they become active. They are almost always in the nest so chances of photographing them in the daytime are difficult.'

They get their name from their ability to escape predators by gliding from tree to tree by spreading out a thin flap of skin and stretching out all of their limbs.
The squirrels prefer tall pine, cedar or spruce trees where they can use abandoned woodpecker holes as nests rather than making one themselves.

French daredevil Guerlain Chicherit performs the world's first 360-degree backflip in a CAR

French daredevil Guerlain Chicherit, 34, performed this 

heart-stopping 360-degree backflip in a car. The sighs were at a loss as he sped towards a 25ft high ramp in his specially built Mini Countryman at an exact 37mph.

Japan's raunchy 'fembots' entertain customers with lap-dance for £25

A bizarre Robot Restaurant in Tokyo's Shinjuku Kabukicho 

red light district is using scantily clad female robots instead of real life women to dance for its customers. The total expenditure incurred on consumers’ pocket is 23,000 Yen (£25) a time to enjoy the adult entertainment provided by the 'fembots' at the venue.

Sports Illustrated under fire for ‘racist’ photoshoot

Sports Illustrated’s latest issue on sale has sparked outrage among critics and
public when scantily clad bikini models posed next to locals from China and Africa in traditional garb. The central theme of latest issue was the seven continents, with the models doing photo-shoots in countries like Spain, Chile and Australia.

Lopez sisters Karen and Jennifer Loathe their new bodies after mother spent £20,000 for them to look like J-Lo

Jennifer Lopez, 16, is one of the Lopez sisters whose mother is die hard
fan of singer J-Lo. And even before her 16^th birthday she had the figure to match of singing idol– thanks to plastic surgery paid for by her mother. Even her younger sis Karen followed her footsteps.

Nokia Asha 310 with Wi-Fi gives more for Less

Nokia today announced the Nokia Asha 310, a new Dual SIM smartphone

with Wi-Fi support to help people get more out of the Internet, for less. The powerful combination of Dual SIM plus Wi-Fi in the same device, a first for Nokia smartphones, gives consumers the best of both worlds by offering the flexibility to enjoy more mobile experiences while managing their costs. The Nokia Asha 310 also comes packed with great apps and games that are the hallmark of the Nokia Asha range.

Tropika Island of Treasure presents Murdered Reeva Steenkamp's reality show

Reeva Steenkamp, the murdered GF of Oscar Pistorius' was shown featuring
in a reality show by a South African television channel and instead of downplaying their decision, the bosses have defended their decision to air reality show featuring Reeva. She was shot dead at the Paralympic star's home on Thursday.

Russia Victimised by Meteorite shower injuring 100

Chelyabinsk, 900 miles east of Moscow and close to the Kazakhstan border, Urals region of Russia were hit by terrifying meteorite shower early this morning injuring more than 100 residents.

Bar Refaeli’s Performance on Drums and Her Vibrant Cleavage Steals the Show at Italian music festival Sanremo

Bar Refaeli, the Israeli supermodel, last night gave stunning performance

on drum, her cleavage proved the limelight of the show. The Israeli catwalk siren perched her much-admired derriere on a drum stool before playing a rhythm at Italian music festival Sanremo 2013.

Lady Gaga goes for hip Surgery; Looses millions in Cash

World’s leading singer suffered tumultuous loss when she announced her injury news on her official twitter page to her 34 million Twitter followers.

A source said: “Gaga’s insurers will be going through her policy

with a fine-toothed comb. They could argue her injury was her own fault for working too hard and scheduling too many dates – so she may be the one who ends up footing the bill.”

Chi Publishes pictures of 'Bikini Clad' Pregnant Kate on the beach in Mustique

Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's publication house ​Chi ​ has striken  
again on UK's Royal Couple's privacy and has published the pictures of The Duchess of Cambridge on the beach in a bikini and clearl pregnant featured.

Robot Rex is Original $1Million Bionic Man unveiled at Science Museum with his own heart, lungs, Kidney and blood Circulatory System

A team of leading robotic have successfully revealed their astonishing creation
for a new Channel 4 documentary, How To Build A Bionic Man which will go on display at London's Science Museum this week. They have, actually, fulfilled their dream of 40 years which was set aflamed by 1970s TV series the Six Million Dollar Man .

Rex is just like a real bionic man - complete with artificial organs, synthetic
blood and robot limbs goes which incorporates some of the latest advances in prosthetic technology, as well as an artificial pancreas, kidney, spleen and trachea, and a functional blood circulatory system.

However, the 6ft 6in (2m) humanoid is almost £640,000 cheaper than the original 'bionic man' from the cult 1970s TV series the Six Million Dollar Man. Known as Rex – short for robotic exoskeleton – his hi-tech frame is made up of an array of artificial limbs and organs from around the world.

The Science Museum exhibit opening on Thursday will explore changing
perceptions of human identity against the background of rapid progress in bionics. In the documentary, to be screened at 9pm on Thursday, experts at the forefront of the research talk to Swiss social psychologist Bertolt Meyer.

Mr Meyer was born without a left hand and has a £30,000 bionic replacement with the ability to grip and twist. But although his hand is the most advanced on the market, it could soon be obsolete. In the programme Meyer tries out the much more advanced modular prosthetic limb (MPL), which teaches itself how to recognise tiny control signals from the upper arm.

He also meets teams of British scientists who are restoring sight to the blind
by implanting microchips in their retinas, and building artificial organs to replace failing lungs, kidneys, pancreases and spleens.

'I've looked around for new bionic technologies, out of personal interest, for a very long time and I think that until five or six years ago nothing much was happening,' said Mr Meyer.

'Then suddenly we are now at a point where we can build a body that is great and beautiful in its own special way.'

David Glover, senior commissioning editor for Channel 4 Factual, said: 'Following Bertolt Meyer, who has a bionic arm himself, as he investigates the reality of building a bionic human takes this brilliantly made documentary into new territory. If what scientists can do now is jaw-dropping, the future is mind-boggling.'
The project is supported by a Wellcome Trust People Award which aims to help the public explore biomedical science.

Clare Matterson, director of medical humanities and engagement at the charity, said, quoting from the introduction to the One Million Dollar Man: 'Throughout history people have always sought to enhance themselves to overcome disabilities or to become 'bigger, better, stronger and faster'.

'Science is making aspirations and even fantasy ever more possible. We only have to look back at last summer's Paralympics to see how transforming technology has become.

'Whilst exploring the latest medical developments, How To Build A Bionic Man hints at the implications these advances may raise for mankind in the future.'

Royal Bengal tiger tears his American trainer apart in Mexico

American Alexander Crispin was a tiger trainer and performer in Circo Suarez
in Sonora state, Mexico but unfortunately the wild cats get offended during one of his performances and torn him apart to death in front of horrible audiences as is shown in footage posted on Youtube.

Mexican news agency Notimex reported Mr Crispin could not recover from neck injuries, he sustained from animal attack and died while receiving medical treatment  at Red Cross hospital Huatabampo, as a result of hypovolemic shock.

The video shows spectators fleeing the circus tent as two workers beat the
tiger to free Mr Crispin, who was pinned to the ground. It is presumed that the Bengal Tiger was killed by one of the companions of the trainer during the struggle to try to save the trainer's life.

The owner of Circo Suarez was yesterday called to testify at the Public Ministry in the town of Etchojoa, where the attack occurred.

In the wild, Bengal tigers live alone and aggressively scent-mark large
territories to keep their rivals away - but rarely attack humans. In their natural habitat Bengal tigers are powerful nocturnal hunters that travel many miles to find buffalo, deer, wild pigs, and other large mammals.

A hungry tiger can eat as much as 60lbs in one night, though they usually eat
less. Despite their fearsome reputation, most tigers avoid humans however, a few do become dangerous maneaters.

An unbeaten 101 Run Stand of Misbah and Asad keep Pakistan alive in first Test

After an ashamed batting failure in first innings and near to failure in 2nd,
Pakistan's fifth wicket partnership of 1010 runs between Misbah-ul-Haq and Asad Shafiq kept Pakistan alive in the first Test as they reached 183 for four at the close of play on day three against South Africa at the Wanderers.

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali could be Dead in Few Days

Rahman Ali, the distraught brother of former heavy weight Champion and legendary
boxer Muhammad Ali, 71, said that his brother is so ill he could be dead within days. He added that Ali can't speak and no longer recognises him. Rehman is of the opinion that the Greated may not survive the summer.

Krissh 3 is Bollywood's Most Expensive and Afghan Actor Sameer Khan Plays Key Role

Phenomenal success of Krissh and Krissh 2, father-son duo agreed upon the
third sequel of action packed movie Krissh 3 and believe me a novice, Sameer Khan from Afghanistan has been casted for an important part to play. The movie is apparently all about special effects. The director wants the movie to be an unforgettable event for views that is why he has given complete eight month’s time only to VFX, just to give their viewers a never seen before experience.

Aamir plays an Drunkard in P.K.

Shooting for Amir Khan lead P.K is started and veteran actor playing the role
of an acute drinker, in the verdant landscapes of Rajasthan.

BBRY's Goiden Days are Back; BlackBerry Z10 selling at triple the original price on eBay

BlackBerry Z10, which retails for $599 is being sold at around $3000. The bold
handset which is launched by Black Berry after a prolonged wait of about one and a half year made its mark globally though waiting to be launched in North America, BlackBerry's new smartphones were already for sale online, stirring bidding frenzies.

Iran stands by Pakistan in its Decision to hand Contol of Strategically Important Gwadar Port to China

Pakistan's Gwadar port and Iran's Chabahar port have similar importance
in the region. West has been propogating that Iran is utilising is links for sabotage the Gwadar deep-sea port project but a top foreign policy aide of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Ali Akbar Walaiti has said that his country is Pakistan's friend and not rival.

China Harbour Engineering Company Limited to take Controll of Gwadar Port on Feb 7: Dhedhi

Aqeel Kareem Dhedhi, one of three major shareholders of Gwadar port,
has revealed that China Harbour Engineering Company Limited will take the control of major deep sea port of Pakistan and transfer deal will be inked on February 7 for $35 million. The other shareholders include the Port of Singapore Authority (60 percent) and the National Logistics Cell (20 percent).

Pakistani Cabinet Approves for China to take control of Gwadar port

Gwadar, deep sea strategically important Pakistani port, operatioanl at 15%
capacity since 2007, is being run by Singapore's PSA International Pte Ltd but the company failed to complete transanction so Pakistani cabinet has approved transfer of the control of port to China Overseas Port Holdings Limited, to purchase control of the port from Singapore's company.

Powerful Suicide bomb blast outside U.S. Embassy in Turkey kills atleast 2 Guards

Turkey's capital Ankara was rocked by a powerful blast outside US embassy
which was later revealed to be a suicide blast which consumed the life of two guard who were protecting the entrance. The bomb exploded inside the security checkpoint at the entrance of the visa section of the embassy.

Beyonce Overshadows Miss America in Glow Department at Super Bowl press junket

Beyonce Knowles, who suffered immense criticism for lips synchronization at
Inauguration Day performance, came back stunningly at Super Bowl press junket where she posed opposite Miss America and clearly glowed with emotions after sterling live performance of the National Anthem on Thursday. with a - and looked stunning while doing it.