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When a skimpy leather outfit almost got Lady Gaga arrested

When a skimpy leather outfit almost got Lady Gaga arrestedWashington, Apr 29: Lady Gaga, who is known for making headlines with her wacky outfits, landed in trouble during a recent trip to Russia for wearing a skimpy leather outfit.

The singer almost got herself arrested during a visit to Saint Basil''''s Cathedral in Moscow when she was stopped by the police for flashing too much flesh in a leather get-up.

Scarlett Johansson has ‘Best Boobs in Hollywood’

Washington, April 29: Scarlett Johansson has the best boobs in Hollywood, according to a new poll.

Megan Fox shows off 22-Inch waist on ‘Jonah Hex’ set

Megan Fox shows off 22-Inch waist on ‘Jonah Hex’ setWashington, Apr 29: Megan Fox showed off her 22-inch waist on the set of her upcoming action flick ‘Jonah Hex’.

The 22-year-old was wearing a sexy black corset, thigh-high boots and a cape on the Louisiana set, looking more mini than ever, reports Usmagazine. com.

She told E! at January''s Golden Globes: "I am pretty sure I am a doppelganger for Alan Alda. I''m a tranny. I''m a man. I''m so painfully insecure."

When asked about her diet secrets, she said, "I do have a 22-inch waist, I will say that."

Elizabeth Hurley, Prince Charles team up for organic food range

Washington, Apr 29: Hollywood actress Elizabeth Hurley has joined forces with Prince Charles to launch a new range of low-fat organic food.

Topical cream may help treat melanoma sans knife

Topical cream may help treat melanoma sans knifeWashington, April 29 : Researchers at Saint Louis University have found that a topical cream when used together with surgery may help treat melanoma, potentially helping doctors cut less.

Researchers examined two cases of the most common type of melanoma of the head and neck, lentigo maligna (LM), a type of "melanoma-in- situ", the earliest stage of melanoma.

Plants use ‘genetic memory’ to recognize when it is time to start flowering

Plants use ‘genetic memory’ to recognize when it is time to start floweringWashington, April 29 : Australian plant scientists have revealed that plants use a genetic memory to recognize when it is spring and can even count the number of cold days.

According to a report by ABC News, in a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, researchers show how winter cereal crops recognize when it is time to start flowering.

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