Mandira Bedi joins the 'Krazzy 4'

Till about a few years back, whenever there used to be a mention of cricket, there was just one name that popped up, Sachin Tendulkar. But this equation changed a couple of years back with the entry of the most ‘unsuspected’ player (off-field).

She was none other than Mandira Bedi, the original ‘Shanti’ of the Tellyland. She made national headlines with her anchoring of cricket shows, which was followed by a series of many others. She is back with the much awaited Rakesh Roshan’s comedy flick Krazzy 4

Get ready for more of cuts and curves off-the-field.

Angelina shows off her baby bump

Angelina shows off her baby bump

Angelina Jolie let her body do the talking when it came to telling the world she is pregnant for the second time.

The actress was seen with a prominent baby bump at the 2008 Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, California on February 23.

The stunning actress fuelled speculation she was pregnant with her and partner Brad Pitt's baby last month, when she started wearing loose-fitting dresses at her recent public appearances and staying away from alcohol.

According to the Sun, the actress left no one in doubt that the stork will soon be visiting her and Pitt when she donned a tight black dress -- clearly displaying her growing belly.

However, the Mr & Mrs Smith pair have yet to confirm the rumours.

Pitt and Jolie already have four kids in their family, Maddox, 6, Pax, 4, Zahara, 3, and Shiloh, 1.

Their adoption of Pax was made official last week.

She is one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen.

What do u think of her?

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Jassi

[source:Rediff]

MF Hussain joins the Million Dollar Club!!!

Master painter M F Husain has joined the million-dollar club with one of his paintings on slain theatre artist Safdar Hashmi going under the hammer for over $1 million.

Yes, in India he is the most controversial person in the Art Field.

An unidentified art collector went past the keenly fought bidding at an auction organised by Emami Chisel Art Auction House in Kolkata on Saturday evening to bag 'Tribute to Hashmi' for $10.38 lakh (approx Rs 4.4 crore).

Incidentally, this was the first painting of an Indian artist to cross the Rs ten lakh mark in 1987.

The same bidder also added Tyeb Mehta's Kali-III to his collection for the same amount. Mehta's painting had the highest reserve price of Rs 2.5 crore for the bidding.

Out of the 89 works by 70 artists, only ten works remained unsold while organisers fetched about Rs 24 crore from the bidding which was both on floor and online.

Anyways Hussain who is now living in Dubai its a great moment for him, atleast.

--Jassi
Besides works of Husain and Mehta, pioneering painters F N Souza and J Swaminathan also fetched over Rs one crore for their paintings.