Fashion at the MTV European Music Awards 2010

As expected the gala MTV European Music Awards bash at the Caja Magica in Madrid provided entertainment not only in terms of great music and performances but also eye-popping fashions.

Israeli model Hofit Golan wore an outfit designed by Indian designers Shane and Falguni Peacock.

Spanish actress Rossi de Palma and Spanish model Bimba Bose pose on the red carpet prior to the 2010 European MTV Awards at the Caja Magica in Madrid. It is rather surprising that de Palma's ill-fitting sequined outfit didn't slip down.

TV personality Snooki looked every inch a glamorous islander.

Rihanna looked stunning in a ruffle and chiffon gown from the Marchesa Spring 2011 collection.

Performer Taylor Momsen looked scary in that black ensemble a la Olvido Gara.

Model Kelly Brook looked gorgeous in a strapless, velvety mini dress.

Paramore's Hayley Williams poses for the cameras in an outfit designed by her. Don't miss the silver lipstick and eye-do!

Miley Cyrus' backless, white frilly outfit raised quite a few eyebrows.

Singer Shakira wore a metallic mini-dress with a plunging neckline.

Teenage American actress and singer-songwriter Emily Osment looked lovely in a one-shouldered, blue BCBG Max Azria dress.

Ke$ha poses for the shutterbugs. Hard to miss that long stole.

Actress Eva Longoria Parker bared her legs in a micro mini. Don't miss her Brian Atwood Donna shoes!

British singer Natasha Gilbert wore what seemed to be a cross between a bikini and an LBD.

Host Eva Longoria wearing a costume depicting a leg of ham. The amber-hued synthetic costume stole the show a la the red meat dress that Lady Gaga flaunted at the VMAs. Longoria joked, "Lady Gaga couldn't be here tonight but she left this dress backstage. Who knew Spanish ham was one of my colours?"

US singer Rihanna croons 'Only Girl (In the World)' amidst a foggy and floral setting.

Katy Perry raised sparks with 'Fireworks' and her red romper that had orange, red and blue prints of flames.

Clad in a jumpsuit, Miley Cyrus performed 'Who Owns My Heart'.

Ke$ha poses with her award for Best New Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards. The singer flaunted neon body paint and hairspray that seemed to go well with the neon prints on her romper.

Singer Katy Perry sports a bizarre green outfit as she accepts the award for Best Video.

Source: India Syndicate

Image credits: AP, Reuters, AFP

Dell Launches Android Phones in India

Dell XCD35

New Delhi, Nov 10 : PC maker Dell has made its entry in the Indian smartphone market with the launch of Android-based smartphones -- XCD28 and XCD35.

Featuring a 2.8-inch LCD touchscreen display, Dell XCD28 will come with a 3.2 megapixel digital camera. Dell XCD35 sports a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen display and has access to Android Market for applications.

Powered by Android 2.1 OS, the phones will support 3G for high speed connectivity, WiFi and Bluetooth. Dell XCD28 also offers full internet browsing, a media player supporting multiple formats for videos, music and photos and features such as location awareness.

Additionally, the phones will offer support for FM Radio and access to Microsoft Email Exchange through Activesync. The phones come equipped with 200MB of internal memory that can be expanded upto 16GB using Micro SD memory cards.

"For more than 25 years, Dell has played a critical role in transforming computing, enabling more affordable and more pervasive access to technology around the world. With today's launch, we extend the same to the smartphones market as starting with the XCD series, we look to offer technology solutions to a much larger audience," said Mahesh Bhalla, General Manager, Consumer & SMB, Dell India.

"Today's launch validates our intention to bring accessible technology to key markets like India as we work relentlessly to enable our customers to grow and thrive. We chose to launch the new XCD range of smartphones first in India to offer a complete portfolio of Dell mobile Internet products in all screen sizes", said Farooq Butt, Vice President Worldwide Business Development & Strategy, Dell Inc.

Dell XCD28 is priced at Rs 10,990 while Dell XCD35 will sell for Rs 16,990. According to Dell, XCD28 will be immediately available in the market while XCD35 will be available by December 2010.

Kat Dennings Nude Pics Leaked Online (NSFW)

Kat Dennings is the latest celeb to find herself amidst a nude photo scandal. The photos showing the actress suggestively stripping for the camera.














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Kendra Wilkinson's Sex Tape Revealed

Kendra Sex Tape Shocker

Fox411.com's Pop Tarts column exclusively revealed the cover art for “Kendra Exposed,” a sex tape with the former "Girls Next Door" star that Vivid entertainment is planning on releasing next month.

Kendra's DVD Cover

Wilkinson reportedly made the tape when she was just 18, long before her marriage to NFL player Hank Baskett.

However numerous reports have said the former Playboy bunny attempted to sell the tape herself back in 2008 when she was engaged to Baskett.

Kendra and Hank Working It Out

Life & Style magazine has the first photo of Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett in public since her sex tape scandal sent the couple underground.

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51 Canadian Fellowships For Graduates Students

New Delhi: Canada will give over 50 fellowships and funds worth more than $4 million to Indian graduate students and institutional partners as part of its steps to boost educational ties between the two countries.

Meeting their their Indian counterparts in New Delhi at a roundtable, 15 presidents of various Canadian universities, who are currently in India on a seven-day mission, announced up to 51 graduate fellowships worth $3.5 million for Indian students to pursue studies in Canada.

Announced under the new Globalink Canada-India Graduate Fellowship Programme, the fellowships will benefit undergraduate Indian students who went to Canada on summer internship this year under the MITACS Globalink programme.

The Globalink programme instituted by the Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems (MITACS) - a Canadian research network - links industry and international students with Canadian universities.

One and hundred and five undergraduate students from India attended three-month research projects in computer sciences, engineering, mathematics and business at 14 Canadian universities this summer. "We all recognize the importance of a deeper engagement with India, for the individual Canadian universities that form this delegation, and also more broadly for the entire Canadian higher education sector,'' said Stephen J. Toope, president of Vancouver-based University of British Columbia, in making the announcement on behalf of the delegation.

"The mission has been an effective catalyst, inspiring universities across Canada to create new awards for Indian students and form new partnerships with Indian universities and institutes.''

Canada's top eight universities - McMaster University, Simon Fraser University, The University of British Columbia, University of Ottawa, University of Toronto, University of Victoria, University of Waterloo and The University of Western Ontario - will provide funding for these fellowships.

Canadian science and technology minister Gary Goodyear, who attended the roundtable along with his Indian counterpart Kapil Sibal, said,"Canada is becoming a destination of choice for international research talent. We will continue to vigorously pursue the tremendous opportunities for scientists and businesses to conduct research and invest in innovation in Canada.''

Paul Davidson, president of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) which has organized the mission to India, said, "These new investments are a concrete demonstration of Canadian universities' commitment to partnering with Indian universities and supporting Indian students in the spirit of international education.''

Since Canada gets only about 3,000 Indian students among 90,000 foreign students who join Canadian institutions each year, it is trying to ramp up enrollment from India.

Source: IANS

Diane Keaton Raps, Covers News in 'Morning Glory'

In 'Morning Glory', Diane Keaton plays a veteran TV morning-show host who takes on the silliest assignments just to keep herself on the air.

In reality, Keaton is one of Hollywood's favourite actresses, an Oscar winner with more than 40 feature films to her credit, including modern classics like 'The Godfather', 'Reds' and 'Annie Hall'.

The 64-year-old actress, director and producer says her enthusiasm hasn't waned over her 40 years in film. Unlike her 'Morning Glory' character, Colleen Peck, who is determined to keep her job at almost any cost, Keaton's curiosity about people and their lives makes her work feel fresh, like there's always something to discover.

She talked with us about the changing face of entertainment and her latest on- and off-screen pursuits.

Excerpts from the interview

AP: How did you like working with Harrison Ford in this film?

Keaton: He is hilarious. I love working with him, are you kidding? He's beautiful! What about that face? That face held up.

AP: You rap with 50 Cent in this movie. How was that?

Keaton: Humiliating. And you know, I do have a daughter who is 15, and that made it even more humiliating because she thought I was just such an idiot. And she wasn't wrong.

AP: This was your rap debut!

Keaton: That's my rap debut and that's the end of me as a rapper. I won't be working with Kanye, or Jay-Z. They have not called. I would like to. I'm available, guys.

AP: Colleen Peck is nothing like the journalist you played in 'Reds'. Does 'Morning Glory' have a serious message about journalism?

Keaton: It's a hard job, that's what I think it has to say. Then there's the entertainment factor versus the hard news, and really, that's the only real issue I can see that there's any discussion on: When does it become selling out when it's entertainment? You know my stance as Colleen Peck: Bring on the entertainment, man! Anything but the hard news or anything that makes people think, forget it.

AP: You've had movies out almost every year since you started making them. What is the secret to your success?

Keaton: I know there's a host of people that I owe everything to. But then there's also the fact that I'm curious, I really want to experience more than just sort of rolling over and giving up in some way. I'm determined, I'm one determined person. I'm not Colleen, but I really do love what I do to the extent that it's a learning experience. They're all different learning experiences and so much of it has to do with the people you work with and what you take away from those unique people that I've had the privilege to know intimately in short spurts ... I feel it's more than just a role. It's an overview of what that experience brings to you and I've been just in awe of the people that I've worked with.

AP: You've undoubtedly seen many changes over your 40 years in Hollywood. What have been most interesting?

Keaton: There have been massively radical changes in the world of the movies... Let's just take the role of animation in filmmaking. Now it's to be highly respected. It used to be that animation was just sheer entertainment. Well, all of that is changed, and what Pixar has done is changed our way of seeing. They've changed storytelling. I just think that 'Toy Story 3' and 'Up' were amazing, great pictures, and I think also with the reinvention of how we use 3-D, everything that's going on ... it's just morphing into something else. Watching YouTube, watching movies on your phone, being in a plane and constantly being inundated with visuals, even billboards are now moving billboards, it's amazing what we're living in.

AP: What other goals do you have for your career?

Keaton: Well, I have a lot of interests, as you know. I'm on the board of the Los Angeles Conservancy. I care about buildings and I care about restoring buildings and I care about protecting buildings from being torn down. I'm an animal advocate. I'm on the board of the Helen Woodward Animal Center, which is down in San Diego, a leading proponent of the no-kill situation for dogs and pets and people, adopt a dog, you know. Things like that. I'm doing a memoir of my life, which is basically about my mother, my relationship with my mother and her writing. I'm going to do another visual book about architecture again.

AP: What do you like to do when you're not working?

Keaton: My son and my daughter are on swim team, and I love to go to the swim meets. I enjoy watching them swim. I enjoy watching them evolve, too. Dexter is my daughter, she's about to be 15 in December, and Duke, my son, is 9. That keeps you on your feet and not too self involved.

Source: AP

Meet The Lovely and Talented: Tanushree Dutta

Tanushree Dutta has been an in-demand actor in Bollywood ever since her debut in 'Aashiq Banaya Aapne'. With a penchant for bold roles and a hot bod to die for, Tanushree has managed to set the screen on fire, every time she logged in.

On the eve of her latest release, 'Ramaa - The Saviour', we bring you the Tanushree Dutta story, in sizzling snaps.

Tanushree Dutta was born on March 19, 1981.

She holds a degree in Commerce from Brihan Maharashtrian College, Mumbai.

In 2002, she anchored a Bengali Show, 'Hoi Hullod'.

She then worked at the Oracle Institute before entering the Femina Miss India Contest.

She was later crowned Femina Miss India in 2004, along with the titles "Miss Confidence" and "Miss Beautiful Smile".

Tanushree Dutta made her debut in 'Aashiq Banaya Aapne' (2005).

Some of her other films include 'Saas Bahu Aur Sensex', 'Speed', 'Dhol', 'Raqeeb', 'Good Boy Bad Boy', 'Risk', '36 China Town', 'Chocolate' and 'Rokkk'.

"I don't want to make the same mistakes again. I did some films that hardly excited audience. I guess now I can think better than never. I want to do stuff that audience is interested in watching on screen," says Tanushree.

She ventured down South with 'Veerabhadra' (Telugu) and 'Theeradha Vilaiyattu Pillai' (Tamil).

Her upcoming movie is 'Ramaa - The Saviour'.

Tanushree, who has always been considered a sex symbol, says, "I am considered to be a sex symbol and I take pride in the fact that audience does expect me to be seen in particular kind of roles where I bring on the oomph."

Tanushree on kissing on-screen: "It's a strict no-no as far as on-screen kissing or lovemaking scenes are concerned."

She was the brand ambassador of Gitanjali jewelry.

She accused Nana Patekar of harassment on the sets of Rakesh Sarang's 'Horn Ok Pleassss'.