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Washington, Jan 1 : Margot Robbie, Leonardo DiCaprio's co-star in ' The Wolf of Wall Street ', has revealed that she shocked the hunky star while shooting for a sex scene in the flick.

The 23-year-old actress told Manhattan magazine that at the time the two were positioned in such a way that technicians were setting up lights around them in one scene, E! Online reported.

The former 'Pan Am' star explained that she pushed DiCaprio's head to one side and told him he was in her light so he moved out of it.

Washington, January 1 : Katy Perry has cancelled Goog

Washington, Jan 1 : Researchers believe that they have found an effective strategy to make chemotherapy treatment more effective for pancreatic cancer patients.

The research found pancreatic cancer cells may have their own specialised energy supply that maintains calcium levels and keeps cancer cells alive.

Maintaining a low concentration of calcium within cells is vital to their survival and this is achieved by calcium pumps on the plasma membrane.

This calcium pump, known as PMCA, is fuelled using ATP - the key energy currency for many cellular processes.

Johannesburg, Jan 1 : Retired South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis has said that he had never played cricket for the sake of making records or statistics as they have never been important to him.

Till his retirement, Kallis, whose 13, 289 runs, 292 wickets and 200 catches through an 18-year Test career ignited debate over whether he was the greatest all-rounder in the history of the game, was setting benchmarks.

Washington, Jan 1 : A new study has exposed the organizational underpinnings and funding behind the "powerful" climate change countermovement.

Drexel University environmental sociologist Robert J. Brulle , PhD, found that, while the largest and most consistent funders behind the countermovement are a number of well-known conservative foundations, the majority of donations are "dark money," or concealed funding.

London, Jan 1 : Married people are much happier with their personal levels of success than others, who are just in relationships, a new poll has found.

A Happiness Poll of 2,000 adults, by GE, found that more than 52 per cent were happy or very happy with their level of success, however, for people married or in a civil partnership, the figure went up to 60 per cent, the Daily Express reported.

The study also found that the happiest people seemed to be those, who had the best work-life balance and were able to spend time with family and pals.