Eva Longoria, finalizes divorce with French husband, Tony Parker
One of Desperate Housewives stars, Eva Longoria is now available in the love market after her divorce with French NBA star husband, Tony Parker, has been finalized in a Texas court.
Lilo’s lawyer asserts her client's innocence, vows to fight the court over stolen necklace
Mean Girls star, Lindsay Lohan’s lawyer issued a statement over the weekend, denying involvement of her client on the $2,500 worth of stolen necklace.
Soderbergh slapped with paternity suit for his Aussie baby
Oscar-winning director, Steven Soderbergeh is now in the media spotlight after he was slapped with paternity suit in New York. The complaint is asking for an official declaration that he is the father of the child as well as an unspecified amount of child support.
Embattled Lindsay Lohan faces theft charges
Lindsay Lohan will be facing yet another legal battle when the Los Angeles authorities decide to pursue grand theft charges against the 24 year old, “Mean Girls” star.
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Oscar winner, Halle Berry gives up upcoming movie to prepare custody battle
Oscar winner, Halle Berry has asked to be released from her latest film project, “New Year’s Eve” in preparation for the custody battle against ex-boyfriend and model, Gabriel Aubry over daughter, Nahla.
Wikileaks exposes vanity and bizarre world of Libyan leader Gaddafi
Wikileaks have exposed the vanities and the bizarre world of Libyan leader, Col. Muammar Gaddafi in the documents that have now reached the world wide web. Written by British diplomats, the said documents were released by Wikileaks to The Daily Telegraph, which also highlighted the unusual ways Britain has been undertaking to strengthen its relationship with Libya.
FBI issues warrants in expanding Wikileaks attack investigation
By Ed Oswald, BetanewsThe FBI said Thursday that it had executed more than 40 search warrants across the US, part of an expanding global probe into the attacks by hacktivist group Anonymous on several companies. The move followed another by British authorities also on Thursday that resulted in the arrests of five suspected participants.Law enforcement agencies in at least five countries are now conducting their own investigations. The arrests in the UK are the only ones to occur as part of the i...
UK police arrest five in connection with WikiLeaks attacks
London police have detained five individuals ages 15 to 26 in connection with an investigation into Anoymous, a "hacktivist" group responsible for attacks on companies that suspended accounts associated with leak site WikiLeaks. The investigation is a global effort, and includes law enforcement agencies in both the US and Europe.The Metropolitan Police Service did not indentify the accused, nor did they directly link them to the group. In the US, efforts have been stepped up to identify an...
Victorians saddled by higher mortgage debt
Victorians are being saddled by more mortgage debt as a legacy of the property boom of 2010 says the latest ING Direct Financial Wellbeing Index.
Big spender employee charged in court for embezzlement
A Victorian bookkeeper had a luxurious lifestyle for more than four years but not on her salary as an employee of Comunicom Group but on her skills in ‘handling’ the finances of the company.
Indian state-owned consortium aims to beat Rio Tinto on Riversdale
India's state-owned metal and energy firms will decide this week whether they would combine their arsenal to counter the bid to Rio Tinto's $3.9 billion offer for Riversdale Mining Ltd.
Investor confidence critical in rebuilding Queensland
Property experts agree that to rebuild the damage caused by the flooding investor confidence must be restored and communities be made more resilient.
Consumers advised to check legitimacy of charities
People donating to charities to help the Queensland flood victims are advised to verify the legitimacy of their chosen organizations says SCAMwatch.
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