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Washington, Sept 21: Kim Kardashian has been selected as Playboy’s December cover girl by chief Hugh Hefner.

Earlier it was widely reported that Kim did a photo shoot for Playboy, and now Usmagazine.com has exclusively confirmed that she has indeed been selected as the cover girl by the magazine.

A source also revealed that Kardashian’s pics will be one of the longest Playboy has done.

“Kardashian's 12-page pictorial will be one of the longest spreads Hef has done in a long time,” Usmagazine.com quoted a source, as saying.

London, Sept 21 : Even before Jennifer Lopez landed in London for a
two-day promotional tour for her new album, she had staff at luxury

Washington, Sept 21: Britney Spears has found a new ‘party’ pal in pop rival, Avril Lavigne.

The two met when Britney joined pals at Hollywood hotspot Hyde, and after hitting it off, they even shared a ride to another hotspot, Winston's, reports Contactmusic.

Avril and Britney’s partying comes just months after the former c criticized Spears for being too weedy to handle the demands of stardom.

Washington, Sept 21: Actress Billie Piper slammed all the rumors about her return to sci-fi series ‘Doctor Who’.

But she did say that she may make a surprise return to the show some day.

The actress left the show after 27 episodes acting as the doctor's assistant ‘Rose Tyler’.

"A friend of mine told me he'd read about that. It's news to me,” Contactmusic quoted her, as saying.

London, September 21 : Rock star Ozzy Osbourne’s wife, Sharon, has revealed that she likens him to a Duracell bunny because he always remains in the mood of making love.

The ‘X Factor’ judge said that Ozzy could have been used in the battery’s advertisement in place of the rabbit that appears on screen.

Washington, Sept 21 : A new study has revealed that along with expanding waistlines, diets rich in rapidly-digested carbohydrates may also cause fatty liver, a condition that can lead to liver failure and death, a new study in mice has revealed.

If confirmed in humans, the findings suggest that fatty liver disease that is rampant among Americans as a by-product of the obesity epidemic may be avertable and can be treated through dietary changes.