London: For over 80 years, it has eluded the finest minds in science. Now, planetary scientists believe they may have finally caught the first glimpse of dark matter, the mysterious hidden substance accounting for three-quarters of matter in the universe.

Los Angeles: After revealing all about his relationship with Hollywood beauty Jennifer Aniston, American singer John Mayer is kissing and telling again.

Los Angeles: The last film made by actress Brittany Murphy, who died in December 2009 after suffering cardiac arrest, is heading to the big screens later in 2010 after being picked up by Anchor Bay Entertainment. The film distribution company said in a statement that it had bought the psychological thriller Abandoned for North American distribution with the film set to be released this summer.

A British airport company has denied Actor Shah Rukh Khan’s claim that airport employees had printed his body scan image.

New York: Tiger Woods’ former mistresses seem to be making the most of their notoriety.
While “mistress No 1” Rachel Uchitel has landed a reporter’s job with the hit TV entertainment show Extra, “mistress No 2” Jamiee Grubbs has just done a two-part video series on the affair for KTLA, a TV network in California.    

London: Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt received a rather unusual gift for this Valentine as his partner Angelina Jolie bought him a 200-year-old olive tree for a whopping £12,000.

London: A self-portrait of Lucian Freud nursing a black eye after a fight with a taxi driver sold for more than £2.8 million pounds at a London auction.
Self-Portrait With A Black Eye, an oil on canvas from around 1978, was described by Sotheby’s as “the artist’s most important self-depiction ever to appear at auction”.

London: Men use beauty products and take more time than women to look their finest, a new UK study has revealed.

Los Angeles: Paramount Pictures on Tuesday said Tom Cruise will star in a new Mission: Impossible movie set for release in 2011 and produced by Cruise and J.J. Abrams.

London: Scientists at Nasa have claimed that Saturn’s moon of Enceladus “may contain life”, after they discovered new evidence suggesting presence of “liquid water” beneath its surface.
According to the scientists, the Cassini spacecraft flew through icy plumes created by ice volcanoes on Saturn’s moon and detected negatively charged water molecules, in a clear sign an underground sea exists.