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Rupert Grint goes from boy wizard to hunky cover boy

London, Mar 6 : Brit actor Rupert Grint has dropped his boy wizard looks and taken up a sexier one as he poses for a magazine.

Adele apologizes to Timberlake for unintentional snub at the Grammys

Adele apologizes to Timberlake for unintentional snub at the GrammysLondon, Mar 06 : Singer Adele has apologized to Justin Timberlake after she unintentionally forgot to greet him, when they met backstage at the Grammy awards.

Adele, who bagged two gongs at the Grammy awards, was so overzealous after the win that she totally ignored Timberlake, who came to congratulate her.

Emma Watson condemns fake Internet profile for Yale University enrollment rumours

Emma Watson condemns fake Internet profile for Yale University enrollment rumoursLondon, Mar 06 : Hollywood actress Emma Watson has condemned her fake Internet profile for spreading rumors of her enrollment at Yale University.

The `Harry Potter' actress blamed bogus profile on Twitter for misinforming fans that she had successfully enrollment in Yale University.

Emma revealed that the information was untrue, as she did not even have an account on Twitter and she is still in two minds as to which University to join.

Gazza leaves rehab after ‘freezing’ treatment

London, Mar 06 : Football legend Paul Gascoigne, aka Gazza, has left rehab after undergoing the freezing treatment called `Cryotherapy'.

Gazza had checked into a facility to deal with his alcoholism, and underwent `Cryotherapy'-in which the body is frozen upto -125C to invigorate the patient by pumping blood around the body.

The patient is supposed to wear thermal pants to protect from frostbite.

"During the sessions, Gazza has to keep moving or his heart could stop. It lasts three minutes before he is led to a heated exercise room to use a bike and get his

temperature up," the Mirror quoted a source as saying.

Amy Winehouse keen to learn driving

World''s heaviest man gets customised car

London, Mar 6 : The world''s heaviest man can''t walk, but he will be able to go for a ride in his new 1989 Chevrolet Astrovan, which has been outfitted to support his record-breaking weight.

Manuel Uribe said that the vehicle would give him mobility after more than six years confined to his bed.

Uribe earned the Guinness World Record as the world''s heaviest man in 2006, when he weighed 1,230 pounds (560 kilograms.)

He claims to have since shed more than 500 pounds.

Uribe, known as Meme to friends, said his new ride would be called the `Meme-Mobile'.

"My friends call it the Meme-Mobile, just like the Batmobile," the Telegraph quoted him, as saying.

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