London, Apr 20: Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan, who recently split from lesbian lover DJ Samantha Ronson, was spotted leaving a Las Vegas club with a mystery man.

Lindsay, who was there to attend Melanie Brown’s Peep Show, thoroughly enjoyed herself, and was all eyes for the man in question.

“Lindsay had a brilliant time watching Peep Show and was cheering and clapping throughout. Clearly blown away with Mel’s hot body and provocative dancing, Lilo was definitely in the mood for lovin’,” the Mirror quoted a source, as saying.

London, Apr 20: Tilly the Chorkie, standing just six inches tall and measuring eight inches from nose to tail, is probably the smallest dog in Britain.

Tilly, a cross between Yorkshire Terrier and a Chihuahua, was born on January 15 and she was around three inches long and weighing less than four ounces at the time of her birth.

Though she is fully-grown, she is only 8 inches tall and her owner Karen McPhearson has been told her growing days are over.

London, Apr 20: Brit singer songwriter Rod Stewart has started a new campaign to get musicians to busk on the streets for charity.

Stewart, 64, who beat thyroid cancer, became a patron of Busking Cancer 2009.

The weeklong event aims to raise cash for Cancer Research UK through busking.

“When it comes to busking, I’m your man. That’s how I started in the early 1960s on the streets of Paris,” the Sun quoted him as saying.

“It’s what music is all about — just getting out there and singing or playing for the sheer joy of it,” he added.

London, Apr 20: Britain’s Got Talent star Susan Boyle has become a big sensation with her voice, and now she has a man, who has entered her life as her minder.

Boyle, a 47-year-old virgin, now has a live-in hunk, who has been employed to keep the eager fans away from her.

The mystery man even answers the door at Boyle’s home in Blackburn, West Lothian, and he was spotted on April 19 turning away scores of autograph seekers, who were desperate to meet the singer.

London, Apr 20: Recession has certainly changed how we surfed web, for instead of buying something, people are searching ways to save money.

Three years ago it was Armani, oysters and buy-to-let mortgages and today its Primark, grow-your-own veg and flat shares among the most searched topics on Internet.

The ongoing credit crisis has reduced people''s interest in organic food and they are now looking for ways to save money by using cheaper cuts of meat.

London, Apr 20: Diet pills, which the manufacturers say, can help shed those extra pounds might be making you even fatter, experts have warned.

The anti-obesity drugs sold over the counter cannot be a substitute for healthy living, they suggest.

“Selling anti-obesity drugs over the counter will perpetuate the myth that obesity can be fixed simply by popping a pill,” the Mirror quoted Prof Gareth Williams, of Bristol University, as saying.

“Healthy living is the only long-term escape from obesity,” Williams added.