And what are you doing rolling around on the floor like that?
We haven't seen much of Tila Tequila lately and now we think we might know why. Did she get her girls reinflated? She looks to us like she's gone up a size.
Then again, it could just be the ingenious use of those belts that makes her look so well endowed. The trainwreck reality star ensured she was the bird of the ball at her album launch last night in this... (we were trying to find the words to describe this outfit but after looking at Tila's Twitter feed we don't think we can top her own description)...

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Does Ashton Kutcher want to have a baby with his wife Demi Moore? Ashton discusses the possibility of daddyhood and dishes secrets about Demi's fab figure on tonight's "Nightline."

Ashton, who's helped raise Demi and Bruce Willis' three daughters, tells "Nightline" co-anchor Cynthia McFadden that he doesn't know whether or not he and Demi will eventually welcome a child of their own.

"There's something awfully attractive about having our third girl [Demi and Bruce's youngest daughter, Tallulah Belle] -- she's 16 now, she's gaining some independence," Ashton says. "There's a level of independence that we've never had in our relationship… and an ability to just spend time together doing things, that I think that we might want to take advantage of."

When McFadden suggests that gorgeous 47-year-old Demi might be running out of time to have a biological child, Ashton, 32, says: "I think my wife is a genetic freak."

Catch Ashton's full interview tonight at 11:35 p.m. on ABC's "Nightline."

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Larry King's rep has released a statement to ET confirming that the CNN host and his wife Shawn have put the breaks on their divorce and have gotten back together.

"We love our children, we love each other, we love being a family. That is all that matters to us," the couple told ET in a joint statement. "We owe it to ourselves and our children to continue being dedicated to each other. We want to thank our friends for their loyal love and support -- for being there for us." The couple added that the kids are doing very well.

"They have stopped the divorce proceedings," spokesman Howard Rubenstein confirmed to ET. "He has moved back home."

Last month, King and his seventh wife both filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences, following 13 years of marriage and two children together.

Michael Douglas stepped out in his home city of New York on Tuesday to premiere his new movie, 'Solitary Man.'

The film not only premiered in New York, it was also filmed in the Big Apple. "I live in New York, so it's great because it's nice to go home at night and see the kids and your wife. It's a great city to film. And it's just worked out between 'Solitary Man,' and [my upcoming movie] 'Wall Street,' I've been shooting here a lot," Douglas told ET at the premiere.

The iconic actor said that the next days will be full of "planes, trains, automobiles, and hopefully no volcanic ash," as he heads off to the Cannes Film Fest, then to Los Angeles, and then back to New York.

"The Office" star Jenna Fischer, who plays Douglas' daughter in the film, promised, "This is a great movie to see quintessential Michael Douglas. ... It's a great performance, he's amazing."

Jenna also had words of encouragement for Barbara Walters, who announced Monday that she's having heart surgery. "I wish her well," she said, noting, "I'm a big fan."

'Solitary Man' stars Douglas as a former car dealer who lost his business after he made some bad decisions. In the film, he's on the verge of bouncing back when his own choices could, once again, make everything he's worked for go up in flames. Susan Sarandon and Mary Louise Parker co-star.

'Solitary Man' opens in theaters on May 21.

Proverbs 26:27: "Whoever digs a pit shall fall into it. Whoever rolls a stone, it will come back on him"

When people face hardships of any kind, and on any level, or magnitude, they are ideally required to stand up tall, confront them in a civilized manner, engage quietly and intelligently, analyze the situation at hand discretionally, consider the consequences of all potential decisions logically, and evaluate with modesty and fear of god capabilities, rights, weaknesses and strengths of all parties involved directly or indirectly.

At the same time those dealing with the crisis must understand thoroughly the intentions, means, situations, stances, demands and capabilities of the adversary or adversaries.
They need to go through available options and decide on the one or ones that are fair not only for themselves, but also for the individual or individuals whom they are having the problem with.

Based on all data available and fear of God, the person encountering the difficulty has to take a clear and straight forward stance, face the situation at hand with the utmost fairness and genuinely engage to reach a satisfactory ending. He has to defend what is his, but also should not unfairly take what belongs to others.

Wise, normal and faithful people assume their responsibilities and courageously face the difficult situations in a bid to solve them. They openly acknowledge what are their rights and what are the others' rights. They take responsibility for their actions and accept fair solutions and shall have no objection for making helpful compromises.

While there are those who face, engage, communicate, take and give in a bid to solve the crisis they are involved in, there are still others who try to avoid the confrontation and run away through different strategies of escape mechanism in the hope that the crisis will solve it self or disappear. What a naive kind of strategy!!.

It is important to know for a fact that when a person closes his eyes, it is true that momentarily he does see, but this childish behavior does not make people or things he is not seeing while his eyes are closed to disappear. Such wishful thinking can be fulfilled only in dreams and fantasy scenarios.

This same principle of avoidance applies to problems, crisis, hardships and difficulties. They do not vanish and cease to be there when we for any reason pretend that they do not exist, avoid encountering them, or turn our head to the other side and walk away.

Definitely, this easy babyish avoidance attitude does not mean under any given circumstances that the problems have been solved, vanished or became less. The avoidance-avoidance approach is a mere self deceiving stupid game that mostly bring more problems, or make them even more difficult to deal with.

In general people who are insecure, pompous, conceited, arrogant, some what stupid and mostly rich do not take into consideration the dire consequences of their deeds, especially when hurting others. They seem to forget that others have feelings, emotions, rights, dignity and self respect. They become blind and deaf to the fact that others shall respond, and it is their right to do so. How do they respond? It differs based on the magnitude and severity of the harm inflicted.

The rich and conceited fool themselves and do not take into account that people will react and some times with violent means to protect themselves. They will surely react when threatened physically or emotionally, when their personal space infringed on, when their belongings unfairly taken from them, when deprived from their rights, when dealt with unjustly, when insulted, when their feelings ridiculed, when betrayed and when underestimated.

No individual shall be untouchable, safe and live happily when venomously, intentionally and vindictively inflict pain on others. In general victims do not swallow insults easily, or sleep for long on atrocities. They usually react when their lives are made miserable by evil people who have numbed conscience and brag ingratitude stances.

Underestimating the victims' righteous self defense reactions is A deadly mistake!! For, �He who would love life, and see good days, let him keep his tongue from evil, and his lips from speaking deceit. Let him turn away from evil, and do good. Let him seek peace, and pursue it" (Peter's First Letter 03/10-11)

Evil perpetrators do not fear God's wrath, do not believe in any code of ethics, and have no morals. What becomes much more worse than the harm itself is when the perpetrators' self inflated ego fools them to flagrantly pretend that those whom he they hurt are trash, worthless, weak, helpless and unable to seek revenge.

Perpetrators' detachment from reality makes them cease all means of communication with their victims. They stupidly keep on refusing to engage and stubbornly do nothing to alleviate their victims' pain.

Such selfish individuals become an easy prey for Satan's temptation due to their lack of both faith and hope. They lose track and act with covetousness, greed, malice, deceit, licentiousness, envy, blasphemy, arrogance and folly. They turn into sinners and into evil creatures possessed by demons.

These individual no matter how powerful, rich, strong or influential they are, no one would be able to save them from God's wrath and revenge. No one can spare them from Gehenna and its unquenchable fire".

Who will punish such perpetrators and make them pay for their evil deeds? Definitely God will.

("Deuteronomy 32:35 'Vengeance is Mine, and retribution, In due time their foot will slip; For the day of their calamity is near, And the impending things are hastening upon them").
("Romans 12:19 Never take your own revenge, beloved, but leave room for the wrath of God, for it is written, "VENGEANCE IS MINE, I WILL REPAY," says the Lord.")

Let's pray that Almighty God may save us from temptation, and rescue with His love all those who Satan has blinded their eyes and hardened their heart, lest they should see with their eyes, and perceive with their hearts, and would turn to God to heal them.

A man is facing a life sentence after an acid attack on 25-year-old Briton Awais Akram left him horrifically disfigured and "looking like a zombie".

Mr Akram was attacked due to his relationship with a married woman, the UK's Daily Mail reported.

He was targeted after he made contact with a married businesswoman, Sadia Khatoon, via Facebook.

Relatives of the woman lay in wait for Mr Akram to exit his flat and then poured concentrated sulphuric acid over his head.

The court heard that the woman lured him out of his flat via mobile phone. Ms Khatoon and her husband, Shakeel Abassi, have since disappeared to Pakistan.

The woman's brother, another man and a 17-year-old boy were arrested in relation to attack, which damaged 47 percent of the man's body.

The brother of the woman, Mohammed Vakas, was found guilty of conspiracy to murder and is facing a life sentence over the attack.

The court also heard that the men tried to our acid down Mr Akram's throat. "My whole body started to burn," he told the court.

A witness said he looked like a "cross between a zombie from a horror movie and the Incredible Hulk".

The man now faces a lifetime of treatment for his disfiguring injuries and is severely traumatised.

He said he finds it painful when he steps outside his house and is stared at by passersby.

A woman went to police station to file a report for her missing husband:

Woman: I lost my husband
Inspector: What is his height
Woman: I never noticed
Inspector: Slim or healthy
Woman Not slim can be healthy
Inspector: Color of eyes
Woman: Never noticed
Inspector: Color of hair
Woman: Should be black
Inspector: What was he wearing
Woman: I don’t remember exactly
Inspector: Was somebody with him ?????????
Woman: Yes my Labrador dog (Romeo), tied with a golden chain, height 30 inches, healthy, blue eyes,

blackish brown hair, his left foot thumb nail is slightly broken, he never barks, wearing a golden belt studded

with blue balls, he likes non veg food, we eat together, we jog together. The woman started crying
Inspector: Let's search for the dog first!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A British woman who blew a multi-million dollar lottery win on cocaine and fast cars has lost custody of her children after a fourth suicide attempt.

Callie Rogers, 22, also became a heavy user of notorious drug meow meow - also known as mephedrone, linked to 26 deaths in Britain. Ms Rogers was just 16 when she famously won 1.9 million pounds ($3.16 million) in a lottery jackpot in 2003.

Now — despite vowing to get her life back on track — Ms Rogers has today revealed she was stripped of custody of her children after attempting suicide two months ago.

"I have never felt so desperate," she told News Of The World.

"Without the kids my life means nothing ... some days I can barely get out of bed I am in such a dark place.

Ms Rogers, a mother of two, was suffering from bad depression and last year revealed she had lost all her money on drugs, cars, holidays and designer clothes.

She said she woke up one day in March feeling so depressed she had an "overwhelming urge" to kill herself.

She tried to commit suicide — her fourth attempt — but was rescued by a friend and rushed to hospital.

After spending three days in hospital, Ms Rogers was told by a judge overseeing her case that she was no longer fit to car for son Kian, five, and daughter Debony, two.

She said she spiralled further out of control and began taking the meow meow to cope with the loss of the children.

The drug briefly numbed the pain but ultimately only made things worse, she said.

The children are now in the custody of their unemployed father, Nicky Lawson, who Ms Rogers continues to blame for getting her hooked on cocaine in the first place.

She is permitted to visit her children twice a week.


* Readers seeking support and information about suicide prevention can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or SANE Helpline on 1800 18 SANE (7263) or visit www.beyondblue.org.au.

New school ... Al Amanah College, Liverpool. Source: The Daily Telegraph
AN Islamic group whose plans for a school were rejected amid controversy last year has bought a new 7ha site just 7km away.

The Daily Telegraph understands the Chester Hill block of land, which already contains a school and live-in accommodation for more than 200 students, has been sold to Mohammed Mehio or his nominee for $23 million.

Mr Mehio is president of Muslim Community Radio, which is associated with the Islamic Charity Projects Association - the owner of the Al Amanah College, which already has campuses in Liverpool and Bankstown.

The school is connected to a fringe Muslim group called al-Ahbash.

There was a political storm last year when Al Amanah College purchased a site on Johnston Rd, Bass Hill, for $4.4 million with plans to build a school for 1200 students.

The college won two battles in the Land and Environment Court against Bankstown Council to build the school.





However, after community anger about noise and traffic, the State Government agreed to compulsorily acquire the land and build a school for 40 students with disabilities.

The Hector St site, sold last Friday, had been owned by the Southern Cross College of the Assemblies of God and was used by the Alphacrucis College. It is understood that the school can accommodate more than 3000 students and has facilities for 200 boarders.

A portion of the land also has development approval for the construction of housing for a 132-unit aged and disabled care facility.

Real estate agent Harry Bui from CBRE yesterday confirmed the site had been sold, however he said he could not reveal who the new owners were because of contractual obligations.

About 2.7ha of the property, with approval for the construction of the 132 units, was initially for sale, however the vendor decided to sell the entire 7ha after being made an attractive offer.

The land, once used as defence force barracks, also has a water tower and official residence.

Neither Al Amanah College principal Mohammad El Dana or Mr Mehio would comment yesterday.

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Lebanese police have arrested two men in connection with the mob lynching of an Egyptian accused of killing a local couple and their two grandchildren.

The Egyptian man was with police re-enacting the crime when he was seized by angry villagers in Ketermaya, south of Beirut, last week.

The mob stabbed him to death and then hanged him with a butcher's hook from a pole in the village square.

Lebanese officials did not identify the two suspects or provide any details.

Dozens of angry residents blocked a main road in the village in protest at the arrests, and vowed to stop security officials from taking the men away.

At least one villager was armed, and some openly admitted that last week, on the same street, they participated in killing Mohammed Salim Muslem, their local butcher, the BBC's Natalia Antelava reports from Ketermaya.

Mr Muslem, 38, had confessed to the killings of the elderly couple and their grandchildren, but his motive was unclear, security sources have said.

His killing was denounced by Lebanese officials, who vowed to take action against those responsible.

Millions of dollars will be spent trying to halt the spread of radical Islam as part of a big-spending Federal Budget package to bolster national security.

Tuesday's election-year Budget will include hundreds of millions of dollars for national security as Labor tackles concerns it has gone soft on border protection following the flood of asylum seekers in recent months, News Ltd says.

The government will announce "preventative" measures to counter the growth of radical terrorist cells across Australia.

While the government will be careful not to demonise Muslims with its policies, it's understood new programs will target the potential spread of radical extremism in the nation's jails, News Ltd says.

Some states already have their own programs, aimed at stopping the rise of radical Islam in prisons, but the Budget is expected to outline a national scheme, with religious classes and better contact between inmates and their families.

Two men have died after their convertible Mazda MX-5 smashed head-on into a table-top truck on the Pacific Highway in Sydney's north.

The men, both believed to be aged in their 20s, died at the scene after the crash at 11.30pm (AEST) last night.

The truck driver sustained minor injuries and was taken to Royal North Shore Hospital for treatment.

The section of the Pacific Highway where the crash happened is reportedly used frequently by street racers.

Nine News understands that text messages are sent out weekly to about 20 people organising meets on the highway.

The crash follows another fatal head-on that happened about 3.30pm yesterday when a Subaru and a Ford sedan crashed at a sweeping bend on the state's south coast.

The two cars, travelling in opposite directions, collided on Forest Road, Callala Bay, about 8km off the Princes Highway, south of Nowra.

The P-plate driver of the Subaru — a 19-year-old man from Sussex Inlet — died at the scene, as did a 53-year-old woman who was a passenger in the Ford.

The driver of the Ford, a 54-year-old man, and a three-year-old girl who was a passenger, were taken to hospital.