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Kate Hudson Shed Her Pounds By Quitting Alcohol
Hollywood actress Kate Hudson, who had to shed weight for her forthcoming movie Earthbound, achieved this by quitting the use of alcohol. She lost 20 pounds.
Hudson had to lose her weight for essaying the role of a lethally ill woman who falls in love with her doctor.
She found the perfect diet solution in cutting out her favourite boozy beverages, but the Hollywood actress has disclosed that it was very difficult for her to stop using these beverages, especially wine and tequila.
She tells Elle magazine, "I love my glass of wine. I love tequila. To be in New York for two weeks and not have one beverage, I'm not sure I've ever done that!"
Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes ‘renegotiating marriage contract’
SYDNEY - Hollywood actor Tom Cruise and wife Katie Holmes are reportedly renegotiating their marriage contract.
According to US magazine Star, the couple’s contract will expire this month on their third wedding anniversary, and Holmes is said to be increasing her demands on everything from her clothing allowance to her negotiated fee for providing a sibling for the couple’s daughter, Suri.
According to Woman’s Day, the 30-year-old actress has called in her lawyer father to help with her demands for an extra 500,000 dollars for supporting Cruise’s chosen religion, Scientology, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.
She’s also demanding an increase in her annual clothing allowance from 750,000 dollars to 2 million dollars.
Holmes has also asked for a role in the next ‘Mission: Impossible film’.
Famous magazine has reported that Holmes received 3-million-dollar bonus from Cruise when she gave birth to Suri.
And now wants more children and “increased the additional offspring offer as an incentive for Katie to get pregnant again”.
Cruise is apparently ready to pay up to 5.5 million dollars to Holmes to fall pregnant, with a 2 million dollars bonus if she conceives by 2011.
However, according to the mag, Holmes wants at least 11 million dollars if she gives birth and 5.5 million dollars if she tries nd fails.
Sienna Miller splits from boyfriend
Hollywood actress Sienna Miller has reportedly ended her relationship with British DJ George Barker because of her work commitments in the US.
Miller had been dating Barker since July but recently moved to New York because of work commitments and it seems that distance between the two has taken a toll on their relationship, reports starpulse.com
"We had all hoped Sienna and George would be a long-term relationship. They always looked so happy together. But they have realized that it wasn't going to last the distance with Sienna being out in New York, so they have agreed to part ways," said a source.
"Long-distance love isn't something they were prepared to do and it was a mutual thing that they decided to part. They will remain pals and who knows what the future will bring?"
Injured Siddle adds to Aussie woes in India
NEW DELHI — Injury-plagued Australia suffered yet another blow on Tuesday when fast bowler Peter Siddle was ruled out of the rest of the one-day series in India because of a side strain.
Siddle is the fourth player after fellow fast bowler Brett Lee, all-rounder James Hopes and wicket-keeper Tim Paine to be sent home with injury.
The tourists were already missing one-day regulars Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Callum Ferguson and Nathan Bracken, all out the tour with various niggles.
Siddle bowled five overs during his team's 24-run win in the fourth match in Mohali on Monday before experiencing stiffness near his left rib cage.
Team physiotherapist Kevin Sims said Siddle's injury was not serious but he was told to leave the tour because he was unlikely to be available for the last three games of the seven-match series.
"With this in mind, we have made the decision that Peter will return to Australia, where he will be reviewed by Cricket Australia medical staff to ensure he is available for selection at the beginning of the Australian summer," Sims said.
A statement from Cricket Australia said selectors were "discussing the possibility" of a replacement for the rest of the series.
The tourists have already flown in all-rounder Moises Henriques and wicket-keeper Graham Manou to reinforce the depleted squad.
India and Australia are tied 2-2 with the fifth match to be played in Hyderabad on Thursday.
Chris Gayle was unanimous choice - Butts
Chairman of selectors Clyde Butts has said that Chris Gayle was the unanimous choice to captain the side to Australia despite being part of the long-drawn contractual dispute between the West Indies' leading players and the region's board.
Butts said the other players considered for the top job included were Ramnaresh Sarwan, Dwayne Bravo (both former captains) and vice-captain Denesh Ramdin. "Those four names were considered for the captaincy of the West Indies team," Butts told Caribbean Media Corporation. "At the end we thought that Chris Gayle was at this time and at this moment the most suitable person to captain West Indies and take them to Australia."
Daren Ganga was spoken of as a potential leader of the team, especially after impressing with his captaincy skills in Trinidad & Tobago's unexpected run to the final of the Champions League Twenty20 last month. However Ganga's modest international record - he averages 25.71 after 48 Tests - meant he didn't even find a place in the squad.
"His name actually came up but I don't think we thought that Daren Ganga at this time would have got into a West Indies team," Butts said. "Looking at the history of his batting and looking at how he has batted over the past year or so in the regional tournament, I don't think he's actually made a lot of runs in the tournament."
Gayle, 30, has not played international cricket since the home series against India in July due to the ugly contractual dispute between WICB and the players' union. In his absence, the selectors fielded depleted teams led by Floyd Reifer against Bangladesh and in the Champions Trophy.
West Indies play three Tests against Australia in December, before returning in February for the limited-overs leg of the tour.
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