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Currently, The trend of Biopics is continuing in Bollywood and Aishwarya Rai herself is part of one of them 'Sarbjit'. Ask her if she is open for her own Biopic, The Former Miss World asserts, 'I don't think my biopic is possible without my consent, at least in the near future'. In a way, She conveyed her reluctance to give an approval even if someone approaches her with the proposal. It could also be treated as a warning for those who try to misuse her popularity or fan base. 'Sarbjit' earned rave reviews for Aishwarya Rai's stellar performance. After the screening, Amitabh Bachchan has put his arm on her shoulder and applauded her saying, 'You have done a pretty good job'. While watching the movie, Aishwarya's Parents and her Brother had tears in their eyes. The Actress says these things matter to her a lot and the emotions are priceless. Even though the Box Office performance isn't satisfactory, Aishwarya have no regrets what-so-ever about taking up 'Sarbjit'.
"Mallika is root cause of global warming" - Paresh Rawal
Mallika is hot! And there are no two ways about that! For Rahul Bose, Mallika is the sexiest and talented actress he has worked with. He still fondly remembers the Pyaar Ke Side Effect days that had them paired together for the first time. It was this film that Rahul turned a Mallika Sherawat fan. So when Sanjay Chhel offered him Maan Gaye Mughal-e-Azam with Mallika, Rahul just could not refuse it. Besides Rahul, now there's one more actor to have turned a Mallika fan. He is none other than the ultra talented Paresh Rawal. The actor finds Mallika to be hot. In fact he finds her to be so hot that he literally misses her presence on the sets. In fact he often jokingly lands up saying, 'Where is the root cause of global warming? I mean Mallika!" Now this is one hot compliment must say! But being her "fan", Paresh would surely cool things down!
Warning: Major iPhone security flaw lets hackers steal all your passwords
A very serious security flaw in Apple’s iOS mobile platform and its OS X desktop operating system has been discovered by security researchers and seemingly acknowledged by Apple. Using the flaw, hackers can build an app that is capable of stealing any and all passwords saved in Apple’s Keychain. Additionally, the same flaw can reportedly be used to steal passwords directly from third-party apps as well as Apple’s own apps. “Recently we discovered a set of surprising security vulnerabilities in Apple’s Mac OS and iOS that allows a malicious app to gain unauthorised access to other apps’ sensitive data such as passwords and tokens for iCloud, Mail app and all web passwords stored by Google Chrome,” security researcher Luyi Xing told The Register. “Our malicious apps successfully went through Apple’s vetting process and was published on Apple’s Mac app store and iOS app store.” Xing leads the team of seven researchers from Indiana University, Georgia Institute of Technology and Peking University that discovered this serious zero-day flaw. The security expert continued, “We completely cracked the Keychain service – used to store passwords and other credentials for different Apple apps – and sandbox containers on OS X, and also identified new weaknesses within the inter-app communication mechanisms on OS X and iOS which can be used to steal confidential data from Evernote, Facebook and other high-profile apps.” The researchers say they made Apple aware of the flaw last year in October to give the company time to address it prior to making it public. Apple acknowledged the severity of the flaw, according to the team, but it remains present in the current versions of both iOS and OS X.
Dhruva Warning Bell to Chiru
Demonetisation said to have greater affect for the star-studded films. Dhruva is a classic example. Despite positive reviews, the dip in the openings for Ram Charan's Dhruva says it all. Especially, the heat of demonetisation is more in Ceded & Andhra. Even as major cities reporting decent to good numbers on Day 1 & day 2 morning, the film is struggling in B & C Centres.Since openings of Dhruva are below par with the openings of Charan's previous film Bruce Lee, fans are worrying and keeping their fingers crossed hoping to happen a miracle.Now, trade analysts predicting Dhruva as a warning bell to forthcoming biggies - Chiranjeevi's Khaidi No. 150 & Balakrishna's Gautamiputra Satakarni. In addition to this, both the biggies are clashing at the BO for Sankranthi, suspecting a major impact on both the openings if the situation persists."If both films come at once, both are going to affect badly due to demonetisation. It's better to avoid the clash in such special case," opined a trade analyst.
China issues warning, evacuates thousands in southeastern China ahead of Typhoon Chan-hom
BEIJING – Chinese authorities have evacuated tens of thousands of people and canceled scores of trains as a super-typhoon with wind gusts up to 200 kilometers per hour (125 mph) heads toward the southeastern coast. China's national weather service says super Typhoon Chan-hom is expected to make landfall by early Saturday at Fujian or Zhejiang province, and has issued its highest-level alert. Zhejiang's Civil Affairs Bureau says nearly 60,000 people were evacuated from coastal areas. The country's railway service says more than 100 trains between the region's cities are canceled through Sunday. The storm earlier dumped rain on northern Philippines and was expected to pass by Taiwan, where several flights were suspended. Southern China already was struck by another typhoon earlier this week. Typhoon Linfa displaced 56,000 people in southern Guangdong province.
FDA issues warning letters to 'natural' tobacco makers
The Food and Drug Administration issued warning letters to the makers of Winston, Natural Spirit and Nat Sherman cigarettes over their "additive-free" and "natural" label claims. The agency issued the warnings to ITG Brands LLC, Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company Inc. and Sherman's 1400 Broadway N.Y.C. Ltd. The issue over the claims is that they may lead consumers to believe the products pose a lower risk. That claim has to be scientifically proven. The warning letters come several days after a large group of anti-tobacco organizations sent the FDA a letter urging the agency to enforce marketing regulations against Santa Fe Natural Tobacco over the marketing claims. There was no immediate response from the companies.