Olivia Newton-John says she has seen a UFOSeptember 25th, 2009 London, Sept 25 (ANI): Singer-actress Olivia Newton-John is 'intrigued by UFOs' and even claims to have seen one. The Grease star says she saw a UFO when she was 15.
Two third of Brits hoping to get out of credit crunch within a yearAugust 31st, 2009 LONDON - It seems that the days of economic slump are getting over for Britons, for at least two thirds of them believe that their financial situation will stay the same or improve over the next year. According to a poll conducted by the Daily Telegraph/YouGov, with a growing number of people now feeling the worst of the recession has passed, the country appears to be regaining its "feel-good factor".
Cash-strapped Brit couples prefer to buy practical gifts than luxuriesAugust 26th, 2009 LONDON - Romantic presents like flowers and jewellery are fast becoming history, courtesy cash-strapped couples who prefer gifting useful and practical presents to each other. That's the conclusion of a new research.
An average man spends a year of his life ogling women!August 4th, 2009 LONDON - An average bloke devotes a good 43 minutes a day eyeing up 10 different girls, researchers have revealed. And this adds up to a year in a lifetime.
It's official: gardening makes you feel betterAugust 1st, 2009 LONDON - Most people would rather spend time in their gardens than in front of the television or shopping, a poll of around 1,000 Britons has revealed. The survey by the National Trust found that 70 per cent of the population think that spending time in gardens is important for their quality of life, reports The Telegraph.
A baby picture can guide your lost wallet back to your pocketJuly 11th, 2009 LONDON - Want to make sure that your wallet gets returned, in case you lose it by any chance? Well, then obtain a photograph of the cutest baby you can find, and ensure that it is prominently displayed in your wallet, according to a study. Psychologists have found that if people find a wallet on the street, they are more likely to post it back if it has a picture of a baby.hey say that the answer behind such a tendency depends rather more on evolution than morality.
Public art: Britons of all shapes and sizes take turns on Trafalgar Square plinthJuly 6th, 2009 Britons turn living statues atop London plinthLONDON — Members of the British public have begun appearing on a plinth in London's Trafalgar Square as part of an ambitious art project. Thiry-five-year-old Rachel Wardell was the first of 2,400 people who will each stand on the pedestal for an hour.
Brits flocking nudist camps for full-body tansJuly 4th, 2009 LONDON - Ever since the heat wave has begun, Britons are heading towards nudist colonies in large numbers in a bid to get all-over body tans. The British Naturism Foundation said that the number of people contacting its sun clubs and nudist beaches rose from 2,000-a-week to 12,000 as temperatures rose to more than 86F (30C).
Bangers and mash is Brits' most popular comfort food amid recessionJune 22nd, 2009 LONDON - Bangers and mash is Britons' most popular food for comfort eating as they battle the ongoing recession, according to a new survey. According to the survey commissioned by TV channel Good Food, the traditional dish emerged as the frontrunner with 16 per cent of the votes in its favour as compared to last year.
British farmers slam Macca's 'Meat-free Mondays' initiativeJune 19th, 2009 LONDON - British farmers have slammed Sir Paul McCartney's bid to turn meat eaters into vegetarians for one day a week, dubbing it a "gimmicky" campaign. The former Beatles star and two of his daughters, fashion designer Stella and photographer Mary, are heading the Meat Free Monday initiative, which persuade Britons to drop animal products from their diet for one day per week.
Emily Blunt to play Queen in The Young VictoriaJune 14th, 2009 MELBOURNE - Actress Emily Blunt is set to play the title character in the new movie The Young Victoria. The Devil Wears Prada star said she was eager to alter the way people perceived Queen Victoria.
Teri Hatcher snubs elderly man's marriage offer at film's Sydney openingJune 11th, 2009 MELBOURNE - Actress Teri Hatcher left an elderly gentleman facing disappointment after turning down his offer of marriage at the opening of her animated film Coraline in Sydney. The Desperate Housewives star made the revelation while stunning the crowd in a grey Zac Posen dress matched with patent red peep-toe heels at the Sydney Film Festival opening.
Amy Winehouse named worst dressed female celebrityJune 11th, 2009 LONDON - Amy Winehouse has been named the worst dressed female celebrity in a poll. Conducted by Lakeside Shopping Centre, in Thurrock, Essex, the poll has also revealed that showing off a flabby midriff is considered the most shocking offence among six out of 10 Britons.
How Britons open bank statements reveal their 'financial personality'June 3rd, 2009 LONDON - How Britons open their bank statements-whether quickly and with relish or slowly and gingerly-reveals a lot about their "financial personality", according to new research. Researchers from Reader's Digest, which offers money advice, analysed the spending habits of 1,417 adults and revealed that there are five different approaches to the way people handle money.he experts categorised 59.3 per cent of British residents as "amblers" who drift along not checking our bank balances until trouble hits.
Recession-hit Brits turn to net for loveMay 14th, 2009 LONDON - Lovesick Britons looking for low-cost ways to find potential partners have turned to the Internet. According to analysts Mintel, more than 40 percent of singletons have signed up to an online dating agency or are thinking of doing so - hoping they'll click with that special someone.
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