Meryl Streep to play Margaret Thatcher
Hollywood star Meryl Streep is in talks to portray former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in a biopic that could reunite the Oscar-winning actress and Mamma Mia! director Phyllida Lloyd.
Ruby Rose and Catherine McNeil call off engagement
Ruby Rose informed her friends on social networking site Facebook that her engagement with supermodel Catherine McNeil is over as they have already parted ways.
Lily Allen wants a child
Lily Allen has taken a time off from the music scene because she wants to have a baby.
Twilight stars rock on
The newest Twilight star Xavier Samuel revealed that he and Robert Pattinson have formed the world's hottest guitar band.
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Arshad Warsi reconciles with wife Maria Goretti
Arshad Warsi and wife Maria Goretti finally reconciled after a period of disagreements. And to prove that they are okay, they will be performing together at the dance realtiy show "Zara Nach Ke Dikha".
Lindsay Lohan gets fired again
Lindsay Lohan's misadventures had cost her job again, and the 23-year-old tabloid favorite was not taking the news well.
Universities join online piracy fight
Colleges and universities that don't do enough to combat unauthorized distribution of copyrighted music, movies and TV shows over their computer networks may be at risk of losing federal funding starting this month.
Latest Scorsese film includes Harry Potter stars
Martin Scorsese is set to work with Harry Potter stars in his latest motion picture "Hugo Cabret," according to reports.
Andrew Garfield new Spider-Man
British heartthrob Actor Andrew Garfield is officially the new Spider-Man in Sony Picture's upcoming reboot of the billion-dollar franchise. The 26-year old relative newcomer has been chosen to portray Peter Parker after a comprehensive worldwide casting search.
Housing price growth slows down
Price growth appears to be gradually slowing, according to new research from RP Data-Rismark.
Australian chiefs participate in sleepouts for charity
Several chief executives all over Australia traded their business garments and boardrooms to sleep in concrete floors last night – all for charity.
Tasmania looks at the spectre of a sluggish and ageing population
New data furnished by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has predicted that Tasmanian households would grow by a measly 25 percent over the next 25 years, which is only half of the projected growth for the whole of Australia.
Processing asylum seekers “very expensive” for Rudd
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on Friday has branded the so-called Pacific Solution for processing asylum seekers by the coalition as “very expensive.”
Billionaire philanthropist to fund Duke Edinburgh
Mining billionaire Clive Palmer will make a donation to a young program in Australian philanthropic history.
Lonely children disclose intimate information online
Lonely children and teenagers disclose more personal and intimate information on the internet than those who are not lonely, a Queensland University of Technology (QUT) study has found.
Fighting fire with fire not the only way: Experts
Action taken to reduce the impact of wildfires may not be protecting houses or native animals and plants, according to leading experts.
How to predict fires to avoid risks
The researchers of University of Queensland will undertake a study on predicting, modelling and mapping urbans fires.
Melbourne to become Australia’s largest city by 2037
Economic forecaster BIS Shrapnel predicted that Melbourne could overtake Sydney to become the nation's largest city by 2037 as population in the harbor-city is expected to fall and the number of constructions are also showing signs of decline.
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