London, November 9 : Paris Hilton, who has been texting Prince Williams on a regular basis, has confessed that she lusts after the younger royal.
The hotel heiress might have caused worry to Wills’ girlfriend, Kate Middleton, who was reportedly unaware of her beau’s flirtations with the blonde American when they met in a Mayfair club in October.
Harry is said to have joined them later in the evening with girlfriend Chelsea, who allegedly has more reason to be jealous since Paris thinks the soldier prince to be more of her ‘type’.
London, November 9 : Michael Jackson is high on the list of promoters who have reportedly made offers to tempt the singer for a string of shows in London.
The King of Pop is said to have had a ‘standing offer with no expiration’ to play at the O2 arena made by Promoters AEG Live – they were behind the ‘Spice Girls’ reunion tour and Prince''s recent London concert, reports the Daily Express.
The reports come in the backdrop of the artist’s recent return to the top spot in the Billboard''s Top Pop Catalog Albums with his 1982’s superhit album ‘Thriller’.
London - Ever since Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea in the summer of 2003, the sight of Chelsea at or near the top of the English Premier League table has become a common one.
Back-to-back Premier League successes in 2005 and 2006 soon followed but after an impressive first season under Jose Mourinho they were never loved by fans for their style, which was pragmatic, at best.
London - Arsenal charged back into the title race in the English Premier League on Saturday with a brilliant 2-1 victory over champions Manchester United.
Samir Nasri scored both goals to lift Arsenal above United into third, three points behind Chelsea and Liverpool at the top.
Dimitar Berbatov had a goal ruled out early on for offside and Wayne Rooney had a chance, while at the other end, Nicklas Bendtner missed a great opportunity.
London, November 7: A Canadian researcher team says that the efficacy of anti-cancer drugs in destroying tumours, or in keeping them in check, may be improved with the aid of a virus called reovirus.
Brad Thompson, CEO of Canadian company Oncolytics Biotech that has been developing the virus as a product called Reolysin, has revealed that this virus harmlessly infects most people at some time in their lives.
He says that the reovirus destroys tumour cells because they lack the cellular machinery that keeps the virus in check in healthy cells.