Madhur Bhandarkar (BollywoodNews)

Will Madhur Be Able To Convince Aishwariya To Be His Second Choice?Beauty queen turned Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is one such actress, who has never accepted a film, where she has been roped in as a second choice. Considering her constant success in this year, she won't be changing this trend in near future too.However, she has been reportedly approached by renowned Bollywood filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar to replace Kareena Kapoor in his next project Heroine. The filmmaker was very keen to start the film with Bebo but her packed schedule has probably made Madhur to look for a second option.Well, Madhur will lose nothing if he opts for Ash instead of Bebo because the beauty queen is now ruling the big screen as she has four releases this year. Her Raavan was not a very big...

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Liverpool and Tottenham

Liverpool and Tottenham set for January transfer battle over Premier League defenderLiverpool and Tottenham have been given encouragement in their pursuit of Gary Cahill after Bolton Wanderers chairman Phil Gartside admitted that his club's current wage bill was unsustainable and hinting that the club would consider offloading players when the transfer window reopens..“If a Champions League team knocks on our door in January, that's the best time to sell an asset because Champions League teams will pay the money,” said Gartside. “We are carrying too many on the wage bill” The centre back has matured into a highly dependable player since his move north from Aston Villa in 2008 and was handed his first England cap by Fabio Capello when he came on as a substitute in a 4-0 win over Bulgaria...

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Mexico hunting 12-year-old drug hitman

MEXICO CITY — Soldiers are hunting a 12-year-old suspected drug gang hitman accused of helping wage a gruesome turf war in central Mexico, a state prosecutor and Mexican media said on Friday. The boy, known only as "El Ponchis," is believed to be working for the South Pacific cartel in Morelos state just outside Mexico City and is one of a group of youths who have already committed "terrible acts," Morelos State Prosecutor Pedro Luis Benitez told local radio."These minors are still not fully developed and so it is easy to influence them, to give them a gun, pretending it is plastic, that it is a game," Benitez said.Benitez did not name the boy or give more details but when asked directly about the teenage hitmen he said: "They're persuaded to carry out terrible acts; they...

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Nine 2011 Vehicles That Still Lack Stability Control

If you could check the box for a safety feature that's been shown to dramatically decrease the chances of an accident, you would, right? That's the case with electronic stability control (ESC); it's been shown to reduce accidents, fatal crashes, and rollovers, and with economies of scale doesn't cost as much as you might think. NHTSA had estimated that its mandate for stability control to be standard by 2012 will cost an average of $111 per vehicle but save nearly 10,000 fatalities annually—along with, potentially, hundreds of thousands of injuries and accidents. Including related components, some automakers have placed the total cost of ESC to be $400 or more.The idea behind electronic stability control is simple: the brakes are applied individually at one or more of the wheels to...

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Lots of Android tablets coming

Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said a flood of Android tablets are on the way and repeated that they have to be "truly remarkable" in order to compete with the iPad. And traditional notebooks may imperiled by the deluge, according to Huang.Nvidia reported earnings today for its most recent quarter, ending October 31. The Santa Clara, Calif., graphics chip supplier's profit slipped to $84.9 million, or 15 cents per share, from $107.6 million, or 19 cents per share, in the year-earlier quarter. Earnings were up, however, from this year's previous quarter, when the company posted a loss of $141.0 million, or 25 cents per share. Revenue was down...

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