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Hilary Duff recently claimed that soon-to-be former husband Mike Comrie will always be “family” for the sake of their three-year-old son Luca.

The 27-year-old said that they care very much for each other and they are really good friends, so there’s no other option but to look back with love and be the bigger person, Contactmusic has reported.

The couple has fun and hangs out all the time but the press would say they are getting back together because they spend time with each other, which makes it tough living the life in the public, she further added. (ANI)

Joe Manganiello seems to be completely smitten by his fiance Sofía Vergara and expressed his desire of being the only official stripper at the TV star’s bachelorette party.

The ‘Magic Mike XXL’ actor said in an interview that there better not be any other guy as a stripper on his ‘Moder Family’ star’s bachelorette because if she’s marrying a ‘Big Dick Ritchie’ then why to hire someone else to strip, E! Online reported.

The 38-year-old American actor added that he would forego his bachelor party if Vergara forgoes her bachelorette party. (ANI)

Former Delhi Law Minister Jitender Singh Tomar, who has been accused of possessing two fake degrees: a law degree and a BSC degree, was on Sunday sent to one day judicial custody.

An FIR was lodged against him under IPC Sections 420, 467, 468, 471 and 120B for criminal conspiracy, cheating and forgery.

Last week, Tomar was arrested in connection with his fake law degree. He has so far maintained that his degree is not fake and accused the Centre of hatching a conspiracy into the entire episode. (ANI)

Differently-abled children performed yoga and participated in other cultural programmes on the occasion of International Yoga Day at the New Delhi Municipal Cultural centre on Sunday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has dubbed the International Yoga Day as the beginning of a new era of peace and goodwill, thanking all those who have contributed to the development of the great discipline.

The director of Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), B.P. Yadav, on Sunday said that thundershowers are likely to continue in north-western parts of the country.

“We had said that pre-monsoon showers will begin over parts of north-west India from 21st June and that has happened today. We have rains over Punjab, Haryana, west Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi. These are due to the strong westerly winds bringing lot of moisture over the region. We expect that these thundershowers over north, west India are likely to continue,” Yadav told ANI.

The highly acclaimed writer James Salter has died at 90.

His widow Kay Eldredge confirmed that the ‘Downhill Racer’ writer, who lived in Bridgehampton, passed away in Sag Harbor, Deadline.com reported.

The ‘ Downhill Racer’ (1969), directed by Michael Ritchie and starring Robert Redford as a member of the U.S. ski team, was his most successful film. (ANI)

Iggy Azalea has roped in Demi Lovato for the bridesmaid duty at her wedding with Nick Young.

The 25-year-old said that she asked Lovato to be her one of the four bridesmaids, so she better sing at her wedding, News.com.au reported.

Lovato won’t be the only famous face at her nuptials if her fiance gets his way, he’s trying to book RandB icon R. Kelly to hit the stage for a duet at the reception, although Azalea admits she’s not quite sure about Young’s choice of song. (ANI)

Oprah Winfrey wants Caitlyn Jenner chat, it has been revealed.

After missing out on the 65-year-old TV star’s previous tell-all chat, the 61-year-old chat show host still feels she is the one that got away and wants to arrange to speak to Jenner soon, Contactmusic reported.

A source said that the OWN owner thought she was the natural choice to interview the ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ star about his transition, so she was upset that he went with Diane Sawyer.

World number three Andy Murray, who is preparing for the upcoming Wimbledon tournament, has said that he wants to learn from Chelsea Manager Jose Mourinho’s success.

Three time champion survived a major scare as he overcame a fine grass-court display by Luxemburg’s Giles Muller to enter the semi-finals at Queen’s tournament and had a chat with Chelsea manager.

Murray’s semi-final match with Serbia’s Viktor Troicki was however suspended due to rain.

‘ Olivia Culpo recently took to Instagram and posted that the break up with Nick Jonas was definitely hard but she’ll be ok eventually.

The 23-year-old posted a photo of a sunset with the caption that heart just breaks, that’s all but then the time starts to find more and more things to be grateful for every day and one of those things becomes all of person’s personality, Us Magazine has reported.

The American actress also conveyed her gratitude towards her fans, who make every day a blessing for the television presenter and expressed her love for them. (ANI)

Union Youth Affairs and Sports Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has underlined the importance of yoga in building a health body and healthy mind, which in the process would lead to a healthy society and health nation.

Addressing the participants at the International Yoga Day celebration in Guwahati, Sonowal congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for taking the initiative to get United Nations declare June 21 as International Yoga Day.

A new study has revealed that children with good memories are better liars.

University of Sheffield researchers found a link between verbal memory and covering up lies following a study which investigated the role of working memory in verbal deception amongst children.

At least two people were killed and five others got injured when a building collapsed amid heavy rain here.

The incident occurred between 9 – 9:30 pm on Saturday night.

The house, which was situated next to a drain in Mumbai’s Bhramnagar area, collapsed apparently under the combined pressure from the rain water and water from the drainage.

“Five people have suffered injuries, they have admitted to various hospitals and their treatment is going on while two others have died.” said Police Inspector of Khar East, Shankar Bhore.

Geert Wilders, the leader of the Dutch anti-immigration Party for Freedom, has assured the country that Prophet Muhammad’s cartoons will be aired on Dutch TV, despite them not being broadcast on Saturday, as planned earlier.

He explained that due to a ‘misunderstanding’ with the network, the cartoons were not aired on the slot allocated to his party on national television and instead, an old recording about migrants was featured, reported the BBC.

The cartoons were showcased at an event in Texas, U.S. last month. It was attacked by two gunmen, who were killed by security guards.

Amy Winehouse’s former husband Blake Fielder-Civil has claimed that he wasn’t responsible for ruining singer’s life and her ultimate demise at the age of 27.

Fielder rejected suggestions that he was responsible for her descent into drug addiction, saying they were both lost and damaged people, the Guardian has reported.

In an interview ahead of the release of a documentary about Winehouse’s life, Fielder-Civil insisted he was not the villain of the story.

South African tennis player Kevin Anderson has revealed that the practice sessions at the home of golf legend Jack Nicklaus has been the source of inspiration for his success at the Queen’s tournament.

Anderson reached the finals of the Wimbledon warm-up event after a scintillating 6-3, 6-7 (6/8), 6-3 victory over seventh seed Gilles Simon on Saturday.

The world number 17, who battered Simon into submission with 34 aces, taking his tally for the tournament to 96, had sharpened his grass-court game in the unusual surroundings of Nicklaus’s house in Florida.

Uber has reportedly revised its rules to prohibit passengers and drivers from carrying firearms while using the service.

The changes published on the taxi-hailing service’s website said that Uber and its affiliates prohibit “possessing firearms of any kind in a vehicle.” It added that those found violating the rule ‘may’ lose access to the firm’s services, reported The Verge.

The company said that the move was aimed at ensuring that everyone using the digital platform felt safe and comfortable using the service. (ANI)

Days after a white gunman shot nine people dead in an African-American church in South Carolina’s Charleston area, U.S. President Barack Obama has claimed that gun violence in America is much worse in comparison to other developed nations like, France, Israel and Japan.

A tweet posted by Obama via @POTUS on Saturday said, “Here are the stats: Per population, we kill each other with guns at a rate 297x more than Japan, 49x more than France, 33x more than Israel.”

He also added, “Expressions of sympathy aren’t enough. It’s time we do something about this.”

With a grand celebration of the International Yoga Day being held at Rajpath, the Congress on Sunday urged the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre to organise a befitting commemoration of the International Day of Non-Violence on October 2.

The historic African-American church in Charleston, South Carolina, where nine people were shot dead by a white gunman, is set to reopen for services today.

Members of Emanuel AME church had met on Saturday in the room where the attack took place. Many more are expected to attend the service in the morning, reported the BBC.

A member who attended Saturday’s meeting said that the church will be open to all on Sunday.

Judi Dench recently confessed that she is terrified about thinking that she may never work again.

The 80-year-old said that Trevor Nunn once asked her why she was always in tears on the first night; to which she responded that it was because she thought she would never get a job again, the Daily Express has reported.

It was healthy like that because it felt like nerves, which are required because that supply energy and can be used as petrol, she further added.

Dench also joked about feeling a little sore at being discarded by James Bond. (ANI)

Congress leader Anand Sharma on Sunday alleged that there is a protection being given to former IPL chairman Lalit Modi and demand that a SIT probe monitored by the Supreme Court must be done into the entire episode so that the people are made accountable.

Sharma, who was commenting on reports that the government has sought a report from Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria over his meeting with Lalit Modi, said that there cannot be double standards or double yardsticks at all.

Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha, who participated in the International Yoga Day celebrations at the Rajpath here on Sunday, said that it is a historic day for yoga and India.

“Thrilled to do my daily yoga and dhyan with Hon’ble PM and 40,000 people on Rajpath. Historic day for yoga and India!,” he tweeted.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had earlier urged all to take a pledge to practice yoga everyday for a better physical, mental and spiritual health on the occasion.

The Mumbai Police on Sunday confirmed that the death toll in the spurious liquor case has risen to 94, with a further 35 people hospitalised for consuming the hooch.

“Till now, 94 people have been killed in this tragedy. Around 35 are still undergoing treatment in the hospital. Many teams have been sent to investigate the matter, to learn where the alcohol came from… preliminary reports suggest that it was coming from the Vashi and Kalyan areas of the city,” Additional Commissioner of Police F. Patil told ANI.

In a new turn in the TDP-TRS spat spawned by “cash-for-vote” row, the Andhra Pradesh Police issued notice to T News channel considered closed to TRS in power in Telangana for airing an audio tape of purported conversation between Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and nominated MLA Elvys Stephenson.