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London, Feb 5 : Kelly Brook is apparently "too trashy" to pose for a lingerie brand.

New Delhi, Feb 5 : Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah today accused the Aam Aadmi Party of having received black money donations.

"The donation which comes in the dark night is black money. And [Kejriwal] asks to investigate and put him in the jail. He is aware that investigation is not possible till February 7," Amit Shah said while addressing a rally today in Madanpur Khadar area of the national capital.

Shah further criticised the AAP for failing to deliver any promises.

"This election is based on two ideologies. One is that who delivers what it says, and the other who does not do anything what it says," Shah said.

"I have never seen such politics in my life. The AAP never delivers what it says," he added.

Sydney, Feb 05 : Australian golfer Richard Green has achieved a rare feat in the history of the sport after hitting a remarkable hole-in-one albatross through a bunker at the Victorian Open, which has grabbed the attention of golf fanatics around the globe.

Green, who is ranked 193rd, has been the talk of the golfing world after footage of him firing a remarkable hole-in-one albatross on the 15th at the Victorian Open pro went viral, Fox Sports reported.

Describing the shot as 'improbable as holes-in-one get', sports writer for CBS Sport, Kyle Porter said that the only unfortunate part was that he and his group were too far away to watch it go in.

London, Feb 5 : Mila Kunis has unconditional love for her baby girl Wyatt, so much that it won't matter even if her daughter murdered someone in cold blood.

Mumbai: As Abhishek Bachchan turned 39 today, father and megastar Amitabh Bachchan recalled the 'joyous' moment when the 'Happy New Year' actor was born.

Bachchan, 72, who is a proud father of daughter Shweta and son Abhishek with wife Jaya, wrote on his blog how he celebrated the moment.

"The birthday has been brought in and Abhishek is another year older, 39 years... Strange but he was born just the other day... And the euphoria and the champagne opening at the Breach Candy Hospital, the traditional cigar smoked, general joy and celebration...

Seoul: South Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co has started domestic sales of high-end televisions powered by its Tizen operating system and plans to add washing machines, fridges and other appliances to the range of products that use the software.

Samsung said sales of Tizen-powered ultra-HD TVs began today in South Korea. The new TVs come in four sizes from 55 inches diagonally to 88 inches. The smallest model costs 5.49 million won.

The company's smartphones and tablets rely on Google's Android operating system despite its efforts to develop Tizen as an alternative.

Currently Samsung is focusing on pushing the Tizen OS into living rooms and eventually into kitchens and other corners of the home.