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New York, Oct 5 : Actor Michael Sheen is reportedly dating "Morning Buzz" host Carrie Keagan.

Keegan, 33, was by the 44-year-old actor's side at the after-party of the premiere of his new show "Masters of Sex" here last week, reports nydailynews. com.

"She really likes him", a source revealed to Us Weekly magazine.

"Carrie was all over Michael like a smitten schoolgirl," said another source.

"He would rub her back," added the source.

Hyderabad, Oct 4 : Telugu Desam Party (TDP)

Mumbai, Oct 4 : John Abraham's entry in Anees Bazmee's "Welcome Back" will not be an ordinary one. The director has spent Rs. 3 crore on a song that will introduce the actor in the comedy.

It has been shot in a popular suburban studio here.

"Anees bhai wanted to do something special with the song. He and Anu Malik have worked extremely hard on it and wanted it to be shot in an elaborate manner," producer Firoz A. Nadiadwala said in a statement.

New Delhi, Oct 4 : Mumbai Indians head coach John Wright Friday said batting great Sachin Tendulkar is enjoying his cricket.

“Sachin is just enjoying his cricket. He is excited to be in the Champion League Twenty20 semifinal. He likes playing on these occasions,” said the 59-year-old Wright, on the eve of the Mumbai Indians’ semi-final last-four clash against Trinidad and Tobago at the Ferozeshah Kotla here Saturday.

Tendulkar hasn’t out of form lately with scores of 15, 5 and 0 in the ongoing tournament. However, Wright didn’t seem worried saying that the Indian legend is in good touch.

London, Oct 4 : Scientists have discovered that common air pollutants found in diesel exhaust affect the ability of honeybees to recognise floral odours.

A University of Southampton research team led by Tracey Newman and Guy Poppy discovered that reactive pollutants in diesel destroyed key chemicals in the odour of oilseed flowers making them smell different to the bees, according to the research report published Thursday.

Honeybees use floral odours to help locate, identify and recognise the flowers from which they forage.

New Delhi, Oct 4 : India's first indigenously developed Japanese Encephalitis (JE) vaccine was launched by Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad Friday.

The vaccine JENVAC - to fight against the mosquito-borne viral infection - has been jointly developed by scientists of National Institute of Virology (Pune), Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Bharat Biotech Ltd.

Launching the vaccine, Azad said that JENVAC is a completely indigenous vaccine and an outstanding example of public private partnership (PPP).