Farah and I are friends: SRK

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan has cleared the air over a reported rift with choreographer-director Farah Khan, saying that just because he wasn't on her next project didn't mean that they weren't friends.

He wished her luck for her next film "Tees Maar Khan", for which she signed on Akshay Kumar instead of Shah Rukh.

"My friendship with all is as it was before, love them the same way. Many times if we are not working with each other doesn't mean that I hate her or end of friendship. I don't take my wife's decision, how could I take others. I want to see everyone doing well.

"When I am shooting with someone, I am more in

Miss Universe's agenda includes Osama and Jennifer Aniston

Pics:Miss Mexico's journey at Miss Universe 2010
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Jimena Navarrette, the new Miss Universe has a long list of things to do, which includes capturing Osama Bin Laden, becoming an 'American Idol' judge and sorting out Jennifer Aniston's love life.

The 22-year-old Mexican beauty made an appearance on 'Late Show with David Letterman' and read out the 'Top Ten Ways Miss Universe Plans to Make the World a Better Place.'

At number 10 Jimena said, "Inspire peace and unity by looking hot."

She then offers up her house for

Woman to stand trial on charge of slicing DiCaprio

A judge ordered a woman to stand trial on a charge of slashing Leonardo DiCaprio's face with glass during a 2005 party.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Edmund Willcox Clarke ordered Aretha Wilson to face one count of assault with a deadly weapon. The charge includes an allegation that Wilson, 40, caused great bodily injury.

The details and extent of Caprio's injuries were not made public, although the judge, who has reviewed photos of the injuries to the actor's ear and neck, said Thursday that "this would not be an injury that would be called trivial or moderate, in my view."

Those photos also were not made public. DiCaprio did not attend the hearing.
Wilson was returned to Los

Cellular Sites Are Not Hazardous For Human Health, PTA Declares

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reiterated that the cellular operators’ Base Transceiver Stations (BTS) power system is under controlled and its emitted radiations do not cause hazardous effects on human health.
The regulatory body is firmed on the health compliance issues related to sector on the survey conducted recently in collaboration with Frequency Allocation Board (FAB) in Pakistan and AJ&K.
The survey was conducted with the special monitoring equipment of power emission levels from transmitters and receivers of Base Transceiver Stations (BTSs) / Towers of cellular mobile companies.
The drive was carried out in Karachi, Hyderabad, Lahore, Faisalabad, Mirpur, Muzaffarabad, Peshawar, Quetta, Sibi, Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
There are more than 28,000 BTS of five cellular operators in the country.
Health Hazard Issues
Some provincial and local

Apple's next unveiling: 4 theories

Apple's annual back-to-school product announcement — scheduled for September 1 — has insiders buzzing

Apple's annual back-to-school product announcement is guaranteed to set the tech world abuzz, and this year, as always, the air of mystery has fueled the commentators' guessing game. (The only clue is the media invitation, which features a picture of an Apple-branded acoustic guitar.) Here, four informed opinions about what exactly the company will (and won't) reveal during its September 1 press conference:

iPod Touch 4G:
Expect "a new version of Apple’s top-of-the-line iPod" that includes two cameras, one front-facing, says Brian Caulfield in Fortune. This model will be "more like an iPhone" than previous incarnations, and may well offer a high-resolution "retina" display and the ability "to place calls using Apple's FaceTime video calling technology." Apple, says Erica Ogg in CNet, traditionally releases new