Actress Bipasha Basu unveiled her third fitness DVD titled Unleash which will show how to be fit and strong. "I am very excited about Unleash. People in India want to be thin but they don't know how to be fit. So this one is about being strong and not just thin," Bipasha told reporters here. 
She added: "It's a shame if you can't take out 25 minutes for your health. Dedicate at least 25 minutes to workout." The 35-year-old, who was seen in "Race 2" and "Raaz 3", is a fitness freak. 
When asked whom she feels is fit in Bollywood, she said: "Akshay Kumar and Salman Khan and among actress I feel Deepika Padukone."
Get set ready to be mesmerised at the 4th annual GiMA Awards which will be held on coming Monday on January 20 at the National Sports Club of India (NSCI) stadium in Mumbai. 
As the industry's best music and acting talent preps itself to congregate under one platform, you can be assured of the biggest acts and spectacular performances. Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ramleela actor Ranveer Singh promises to keep you entertained as he will play the host with the most that evening. Asha Bhosle, the diva of Indian pop will unveil a wave of nostalgia as she pays a soulful tribute to music maestro RD Burman in a way that only she can. The musical extravaganza will also see star rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh bring people to tap their feet with his latest hits. Talented Sonakshi Sinha will add the hint of glamour to the GiMA stage as she performs to her filmi numbers. Chartbuster singer Mika Singh will entertain with his flamboyant singing while the best man in comedy, Kapil Sharma, along with host-actor Manish Paul will keep audiences in splits with their partnership. A host of promising artistes including Aditya Narayan, Shefali Alvares, Ankit Tiwari, Sreeram, Bhoomi, Aditi Singh Sharma, Siddharth Mahadevan and Nikhil Paul George will come together in a very special act, belting chartbusters of the year gone by. The very popular platform of fusion sounds, Coke Studio, which has reinvented the way music captures the soul of our nation, will also be seen on the GiMA stage.
Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone does not think that she is the number one heroine !!
Last year, Deepika delivered four back-to-back hit films - Abbas Mustan's 'Race 2', 'Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani' with Ranbir Kapoor, Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Chennai Express' and Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Ram Leela'. When asked if she thinks she is the heroine number one, Deepika says, "I don't think of myself that way, it feels good when others say it. I think that is the best kind of validation that you can get when people tell you that Read More...
Actor Amitabh Bachchan does not plan to retire from acting because he thinks it will result in him falling sick. He said, “I have always been confronted with the question about why I am working at the age of 71. I feel that if I stop working, I will fell sick. For each one of us work is important as it keeps our mind and body busy.” The actor recently received the Lifetime Excellence Award 2014 during the inaugural session of the Indore Management Association’s (IMA) 23rd International Management Conclave Read More..
I’ve picked out a wedding dress before. 
It was right there hanging, second dress to the right. Yes. After going through what seemed like a thousand catalogs. Hair-getting-caught-in-zipper fittings. Hours of mirror gazing, observing every little fabric detail. I found one. (Or it found me) The perfect balance of lace and white chiffon. A fit that wrapped around my figure perfectly. Not too extravagant, not too simple. A trail that was just right for me to be able to enjoy the celebrations without it getting on my nerves. A veil that was bordered by the most delicate, beautiful lace. I found it, my dress, staring right back at me in my reflection in the mirror. I found it. I’ve picked out a wedding dress before. A wedding dress I didn’t get to wear out of the store’s fitting room. Saddest short story ever? Pretty much. There’s something tragic about picking out a wedding dress and not wearing it.
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When you live a stressful life where you are constantly racing against time, stuck in traffic and running around the city, you can’t help but feel drained, depressed and down! Ugh… the triple D! When you live in a place like Egypt, where unrest is common and events are unpredictable, you can only but pay attention to how the society has become short tempered, anxious and in need of Xanax! But since I absolutely do not condone drugs and other “happy” stimulants, I searched and studied the foods that contain the same chemicals in drugs like cocaine and Prozac. So make a list Egypt, coz I advise you go shopping and buy these foods that will make you calmer, happier, healthier and energized! MUSSELS
ASPARAGUS Asparagus contains SEROTONIN, a “happy hormone” that controls your mood, emotions, and sleep. These hormones can be processed effectively by intaking TRYPTOPHAN, which can also be found in asparagus. Who doesn’t want some happy hormones these days? EGGS 
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NEW DELHI: The wife of prominent Indian minister Shashi Tharoor was found dead Friday in a five-star hotel room after she exposed his alleged adultery with a Pakistani journalist on Twitter, media reports said. The Press Trust of India, quoting unnamed police sources, said the minister reported his wife´s death to police. It was not immediately known how Sunanda Pushkar had died. TV footage showed an ambulance with flashing blue lights outside the luxury hotel. Pushkar´s death came a day after Tharoor issued what he called a joint statement from the couple saying they were "happily married and intend to remain that way". The statement added, "Sunanda has been ill and hospitalized this week and is seeking to rest" and asked for the media to respect the couple’s privacy. Read More....
Curvy actresses are in vogue. The likes of Sonakshi Sinha and Huma Qureshi are the antithesis of the anorexic look, the so-called size-zero, once a fad in filmdom. The game changers have, by the sheer craft of their acting, managed to turn any perceived disadvantages of their figures into cinematic assets. The list also includes successful names like Vidya Balan and Parineeti Chopra, who happily flaunt their curvaceousness and rule the roost Read More ....
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