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Timberlake opens up to Oprah about his love life

Washington, Sept 20: Singer Justin Timberlake has finally broken his silence about his romantic life, talking about his past and present girlfriends on Oprah Winfrey’s show on Wednesday.

"I'm dating someone," People magazine quoted him as telling the Talk Show queen.

"But all I can tell you is she smells lovely," added the singer, who has spent most of this year being linked to Jessica Biel.

Justin admitted that he got pretty romantic around her, and that he sang songs to her.

Borse Dubai ready to buy 19.9% stake in Nasdaq; awaiting Cfius Approval

Borse DubaiNew York – The consolidation among stock exchanges continues as Nasdaq

Permanent Use Of Cellular Phone May Hurt HF Hearing Capacity – A Report

A recent study has revealed that permanent use of a mobile phone may harm a person’s internal ear and high frequency hearing capacity

While presenting the study at the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Foundation’s Annual Meeting and OTO EXPO in Washington, DC, the scientists stated that 100 people who had used cell phones for more than a year experienced increases in the degree of deafness over the period of 12 months.

ACTOS linked with a 38% lower heart attack risk

Effective communication key to keeping up cancer patients’ spirits

Washington, Sept 20 : A new research has found that effective communication is the key factor to keeping the spirits of cancer patients intact.

New York rejects Iranian President's bid to directly honour "Ground Zero" dead

New York, Sept.20 : New York City officials have reportedly pulled out all stops to prevent The Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad from laying a wreath at Ground Zero during his visit here next week.

New York Police Department, Secret Service and Port Authority officials are reported to have told the Iranian Mission that no one is allowed in the pit because it's a live construction site and dangerous. They said that if a wreath was to be laid, it could be "shoved" from a distance.

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