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Alia Bhatt shoots for Highway

12:20 From In.com

Alia Bhatt shoots for Highway

Alia Bhatt's shoots for Imtiaz Ali's 'Highway' in Kashmir, where the...

Ping war: BBM vs WhatsApp

07:18 From In.com

Ping war: BBM vs WhatsApp

As BBM gets ready to enter WhatsApp's territory, we tell you which is better.

Hits and misses in FB's history

12:01 From AP

Hits and misses in FB's history

Today, Facebook is valued at around $63 billion.

Ranbir, Deepika promote YJHD

12:15 From In.com

Ranbir, Deepika promote YJHD

Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor during launch of CLOSEUP Special 'Yeh Jawaani Hai...

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Look book: Vidya Balan at Cannes

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Look book: Vidya Balan at Cannes

We recap Vidya Balan's look as jury member of the world's most prestigious festival and take the opportunity to also console her since no one gets it right at the first time. Right, Aishwarya?


Look fresh with handy beauty essentials

from IANS

Look fresh with handy beauty essentials

Stock up your bag with handy beauty essentials, which can help you look bright and fresh despite the scorching sun.

Look book: Frieda Pinto at Cannes

from In.com

Look book: Frieda Pinto at Cannes

Take a look at her red carpet looks at the world's most prestigious film festival...

Cheryl supports Kim's maternity wear

from IANS

Cheryl supports Kim's maternity wear

British pop star Cheryl Cole has urged socialite Kim Kardashian to stay strong in times when she is facing the wrath for wearing high-fashion maternity wear.

Look book: Sonam Kapoor at Cannes

from In.com

Look book: Sonam Kapoor at Cannes

Sonam Kapoor, Bollywood's high priestess of fashion, has been wowing us at Cannes since her debut in 2011

Sabyasachi's 'ethnic look' for Vidya

from IANS

Sabyasachi's 'ethnic look' for Vidya

Designer Sabyassachi Mukherjee is the man behind styling Vidya Balan's look at the 66th Cannes International Film Festival.

Now, shoes that generate electricity

from IANS

Now, shoes that generate electricity

Four US students have developed shoes that extract energy with every step to power portable electronics and, perhaps someday, life-preserving medical devices, US media reported.