Auckland, Nov. 4 : Religious leaders are calling for the banning on an Internet game that invites players to kill Muslims

The Australian Muslim community has accused the Federal Government and police of double standards over their treatment of a free online game in which the aim is to kill as many Muslims as possible.

Keysar Trad, president of the Islamic Friendship Association, wrote to the Attorney General, Robert McClelland, expressing outrage over the game, Muslim Massacre, saying it teaches young people to "further hate Muslims".

The time has come to say ‘Good Bye’ to television’s long running Saas-Bahu serial ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kahi Bahu Thi’, as the Bombay High Court on Monday has dismissed Balaji Telefilms’ appeal against a termination notice served by Star TV.

The final episode of Kyunki… will be aired on Thursday (November 6).

The most popular TV channel Star has decided to annihilate the serial due to a fall in its television rating points (TRPs) between July and September.

Melbourne, Nov 3 : King of pop Michael Jackson is a strict parent, according to his brother Jermaine.

Jermaine believes that the 50-year-old singer is like their controversial father, Joseph, when it comes to parenting.

"Michael is not one of those fathers that lets them do what they want and give(s) them everything they want," Herald Sun quoted Jermaine, as saying.

"He is raising them the way he was raised. I think it''s great because he wants them to be good people," he added.

New Delhi, Nov 3 : Simon Cowell has said that Britney Spears’ comeback is a welcome return after a ‘dark’ period.

The ‘Toxic’ hitmaker stunned everyone with her triumphant appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards, where she won three gongs.

“She has come back from a very dark place and is a terrific artist,” Cowell said.

Meanwhile, Cowell has confirmed that Britney will appear on his British talent show, “The X Factor.”

The pop princess will be performing her No. 1 single ‘Womanizer,’ reports China Daily.

Melbourne, November 3 : Tobey Maguire, who rose to fame with his role as Peter Parker in the Spider-Man films, has been signed on for Spider-Man 4 and 5 too.

The 33-year-old actor is set to work with director Sam Raimi, who too has been roped in for the future instalments, reports the Daily Telegraph.

Though the plot remains unknown, Maguire will be shooting back to back for the two movies much like the ‘Lord of the Rings’.