Ok, people are saying that the Boys “Take That” are back with bang and all grownup. I can’t comment on that (grownup or not) b’cox I don’t know anything about them.

Gary Barlow, Jason Orange, Mark Owen and Howard Donald are on their second tour as group reformed in 2005 – ten years after parting ways.

They all took to the stage at Belfast’s Odyssey Arena last night for a highly charged two-hour show. The band played old hits and songs from their recent album, “Beautiful World”. They were seen with lap dancers and girls in sexy clothes, actually very little clothes. Now the “Take That” men are surrounded by babes. Really hot babes!

One of the dancers was Barlow’s wife Dawn, who gave Howard a lapdance!

Earlier this month, the band were named as the faces of Marks & Spencer menswear and have also been tipped for an Oscar for their song “Rule”, the theme song to the movie “Stardust”.

क्या पंगा है हर्री पोर्टर का? जब हमारा पुरा हिंदुस्तान चुराया था तब???

As we all know Durga Puja festival is coming up, starting from 18^th October. So to celebrate the festival, one group in Calcutta has chosen a theme of their pandal or  shrine as a Harry Potter’s “Hogwarts School”.

Little did they knew, that they will be fined £25,000, by Harry Potter author JK Rowling. The publisher Penguin India took legal action on behalf of the Author, against the organisers for breach of copyright. Delhi High Court ruled yesterday that the people must remove the display or pay the fine.

The organisers of this year’s event, which starts next Wednesday, said they could not afford the penalty and would ask the court to reconsider its ruling today.

Said Subhabrata Bhattacharjee, a member of the festival committee:

We created the structure to entertain people. Many Puja organisers replicate many other things but nothing of this sort has ever happened before.

Anyway the good news is JK Rowling has lost the legal battle against the replica.

Britney’s new album “Blackout” is coming with bang. The first single from the album, “Gimme More”, has risen to No. 3 in the US charts. Britney is also seen topless in Gimme More song, showing off her boobies.

The album which was supposed to be released on November 13, now will be in the market on October 30. Why, so early? Because of the internet leak of her song “Gimme more”.

Her record company, Jive Records, said the change of plan is due to songs being leaked online. Company is doing everything possible to prevent and avoid any further illegal distribution of songs.

यह कंपनी वाले पहले ख़ुद नाग्गेपूंगे गाने रीलिसे करते है, और फिर कहते है की किसीने गाना लीक कर दीया| सबकुछ सेल बढ़ने  के लिए कुद्ही करते है|

कहते है “अजब तेरी कुदरत, गज़ब तेरे खेल”|

A 95 year old woman Xiou Ling from Zhanjiang, south China, has sprouted a 12 centimetre long horn kind of thing on her forehead. The horn first grew in 2003 and has grown progressively bigger and bigger, taking over the poor woman’s face.

Her family are currently saving up for treatment to get rid of horn.

Doctors are confused by the extension and can say that the old lady is suffering from a hormone imbalance.

Here’s the latest colourful ad from great “Juan Cabral”, his ads are always so different and refreshing, just makes you happy inside.

The new “Sony Bravia TV” commercial sees lumps of Play-Doh morph turning into 200 multi-coloured rabbits in New York. They transform into a whale’s tail then a 30ft bunny. The ad airs during Ugly Betty tonight on Channel 4.

The ad cost £2.2million, used 2½ tons of Play-Doh and had up to 40 animators for each scene, which is a record.
Creator Juan Cabral said: “I chose rabbits because people like them.”

My favourite is Holi ad, yeah I call it a Holi ad, it shows colour paints and powder shooting from buildings, grounds and almost just everywhere. It reminds me of Holi in India. Have a look…

Juan Cabral’s first ad for Bravia saw 250,000 balls dropped in San Diego. It was so successful, Sony ran out of the TVs and stopped showing the ad.

The video below has been branded culturally insensitive but this video is also been viewed by 3million people online. The video showing gingerbread men doing the Maori Haka war dance is usually used by the All Blacks rugby team.