Halle Berry Moving To Europe

Gabriel Aubry is not to happy these days after finding out that Halle Berry, her boyfriend, and their daughter possibly could be moving to Europe, France to be exact. Halle Berry is asking the judge who is in charge of the custody hearing if she can have permission to move Nahla to France with her and her boyfriend. Gabriel Aubry is stating that over his dead body this is something that is just not going to happen.

Halle Berry has already put her papers to the judge and currently the only thing they are waiting on is the hearing date to be set. Gabriel Aubry feels that Halle Berry is doing this to take his daughter away from him by making sure that he can have no contact with her. Also, Gabriel Aubry is even more upset because if the move is approved Halle Berry’s long term boyfriend Olivier Martinez will also be residing with his daughter.

From the way we see it Halle Berry has a good reason to move. Matter of fact, the stalker who broke in her property numerous times has just been released from jail. So, she will definitely be safer over in Europe.

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MMA likely before polls: JI

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KARACHI: Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Karachi Amir Muhammed Hussain Mehnati Friday said his party is in contact with significant leaders of other political parties including Maulana Fazlur Rehman.

Talking to TrendPK TV during Palestine Peace Conference held at a local hotel, the JI leader said the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) may be formed in the run up to the general elections.

The MMA will make up all its past mistakes, if given a chance this time round, he added. TrendPK

Please click ‘Video’ button to watch JI leader speak.

Last India T20: Australia all out at 131 runs

MELBOURNE: India dazzled in the field with four run outs to restrict Australia to 131 in their second Twenty20 international at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday.

The Indians, chasing their first victory on their tour of Australia, rocked the home side with brilliant ground fielding led by two run outs from Ravindra Jadeja.

Opener Aaron Finch, one of three changes from Australia’s 31-run win in Wednesday’s opening T20 game, topscored with 36 off 23 balls and first match topscorer Matthew Wade chipped in with 32 off 29 balls.

But India had the home side under pressure from the third over when they had T20 specialist David Warner dismissed for eight to a great catch in the deep by a back-pedalling Gautam Gambhir off Praveen Kumar.

Test flop Shaun Marsh was out for a two-ball duck and Finch was run out by an outstanding piece of athletic fielding by Jadeja after David Hussey hit straight to him at backward point and scampered for a single.

Hussey also played a role in a second run out as Jadeja found skipper George Bailey (3) well out of his ground at the bowler’s end, and was himself next to go, caught and bowled by Jadeja for 24 off 29 balls.

Smart glovework by skipper M.S. Dhoni had Mitchell Marsh stumped for 13 off spinner Rahul Sharma and Wade was run out by a direct throw from Rohit Sharma in the 19th over.

The Australians collapsed losing their final three wickets in seven balls.

Clint McKay was caught by Dhoni off Vinay Kumar for a first-ball duck, veteran Brad Hogg was leg before wicket to Rahul Sharma for four and Xavier Doherty was run out by Suresh Raina attempting a suicidal second run to end Australia’s innings with two balls left.

Kumar took two for 21 off three overs and Sharma claimed two for 29 off 3.4 overs. AGENCIES

Four run out as Australia make 131 against India

MELBOURNE: India dazzled in the field with four run outs to restrict Australia to 131 in their second Twenty20 international at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday.

The Indians, chasing their first victory on their tour of Australia, rocked the home side with brilliant ground fielding led by two run outs from Ravindra Jadeja.

Opener Aaron Finch, one of three changes from Australia’s 31-run win in Wednesday’s opening T20 game, topscored with 36 off 23 balls and first match topscorer Matthew Wade chipped in with 32 off 29 balls.

But India had the home side under pressure from the third over when they had T20 specialist David Warner dismissed for eight to a great catch in the deep by a back-pedalling Gautam Gambhir off Praveen Kumar.

Test flop Shaun Marsh was out for a two-ball duck and Finch was run out by an outstanding piece of athletic fielding by Jadeja after David Hussey hit straight to him at backward point and scampered for a single.

Hussey also played a role in a second run out as Jadeja found skipper George Bailey (3) well out of his ground at the bowler’s end, and was himself next to go, caught and bowled by Jadeja for 24 off 29 balls.

Smart glovework by skipper M.S. Dhoni had Mitchell Marsh stumped for 13 off spinner Rahul Sharma and Wade was run out by a direct throw from Rohit Sharma in the 19th over.

The Australians collapsed losing their final three wickets in seven balls.

Clint McKay was caught by Dhoni off Vinay Kumar for a first-ball duck, veteran Brad Hogg was leg before wicket to Rahul Sharma for four and Xavier Doherty was run out by Suresh Raina attempting a suicidal second run to end Australia’s innings with two balls left.

Kumar took two for 21 off three overs and Sharma claimed two for 29 off 3.4 overs. AGENCIES

Lifestyle changes can help prevent 30% of cancers: WHO

GENEVA: More than 30 percent of cancers can be prevented by lifestyle changes, the World Health Organization said Friday, on the eve of World Cancer Day.

Among key risk factors for cancer are tobacco and alcohol consumption, a diet low in fruit and vegetable intake and lack of physical activity.

“Tobacco use is the most important risk factor for cancer causing 22 percent of global cancer deaths and 71 percent of global lung cancer deaths,” the UN health agency said.

Halting tobacco use, for instance, could therefore help cut cancer mortality rates.

According to latest available figures dating to 2008, cancer caused 7.6 million deaths worldwide during the year, making up about 13 percent of global mortality.

Lung, stomach, liver, colon and breast cancers caused the most fatalities.

About 70 percent of all cancer deaths in 2008 occurred in low- and middle-income countries.

The WHO projected that deaths from cancer will continue rising, and will hit an estimated 13.1 million in 2030. AGENCIES

President grants remission in prisoners’ sentence

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KARACHI: President Asif Ali Zardari has granted special remission in sentences to prisoners on the occasion of Eid-e-Milad -un- Nabi TrendPK reported on Friday.

The special remission in sentences ranges from 45 days to total remission in different categories.

The implementation on the remission cannot be applied on the prisoners jailed for terror activities, treason and others. TrendPK

Daniel Radcliffe’s New York Property Empire Grows

Daniel Radcliffe is wasting no time and is expanding his property portfolio whilst staying in New York. He has now purchased his third property in Manhattan for $5.65million. He is currently Britain’s wealthiest young star, his net worth is a mere 45.6million pounds since completing a decade of work on The Harry Potter films.

Radcliffe is currently in New York starring in the Broadway musical comedy “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”.

Daniel Radcliffe is proving himself to be a wise young man when it comes to investing his earnings. He’s making a difficult transition in his career now and he is said to be determined to pull it off. He has starred in one of the biggest movie franchises so far and not just that, but as a child. Many child actors have failed to continue their success and fame into adulthood. So far 21 year old Radcliffe is making some smart choices both artistically and financially.

Catherine Zeta-Jones is Given a Royal Honor

Catherine Zeta-Jones was honored by Prince Charles for her service to the film industry and charity work on Thursday at Buckingham Palace. The Oscar-winning actress was accompanied by her husband, Michael Douglas and their two children Dylan and Carys. The royal honor has made Catherine Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE).

“As a British subject I feel incredibly proud,” she said. “At the same time it is overwhelming and humbling.”

Catherine was born in Swansea, Wales in 1969. She was reportedly nervous and emotional to be receiving such an honour but also overjoyed that her husband, Michael was able to join her for the trip to London. He has been fighting throat cancer but it has been reported that he has recently been given the all clear. The actress also said that Prince Charles expressed his sympathy and he was “happy to hear” that Michael Douglas is recovering well.

Nicole Kidman Opens up on 60 Minutes

Nicole Kidman gave an interview to the Australian version of “60 Minutes”, she spoke candidly about motherhood and openly about her fertility issues. It was only very recently that she and Keith Urban announced that they are now parents for the second time.

Their new daughter Faith was born via a gestational carrier; this means that Faith is their biological daughter but she was carried by another woman. Both Nicole and Keith were present at the birth.

“It was so deeply emotional and moving, and having given birth and then being on the place of seeing my child being born this way. The love I felt for our gestational carrier…She was the most wonderful woman to do this for us,”

Nicole opened up and tearfully discussed her long struggle with fertility issues and about how grateful she is to the woman who carried their daughter Faith. And in case you’re curious, Conner and Bella, her children from her previous marriage to Tom Cruise have met their new sister.

Locals, tourists celebrate Christmas on Bondi beach

SYDNEY: Locals and tourists flocked to Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Saturday to spend Christmas Day surfing and soaking up the sun.

Tens of thousands of people hit Australia’s most famous beach every year to celebrate.

Before mid-afternoon on Saturday, the sand was already packed with sunbathers wearing festive costumes.

“When people finish their lunch today it’s going to get massive. Probably anywhere between 50 and 100 thousand people will be down here,” local lifeguard Drew Lambert from North Bondi Surf Club told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Alcohol is banned on Bondi Beach, but lifeguards still have to warn revelers against swimming under the influence.

Bondi has become a popular spot for tourists and backpackers to meet with fellow travelers.

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