Rihanna New Tattoo, Rihanna Tattoo

Rihanna New Tattoo, Rihanna Tattoo: news about, 22-year-old recording artist Rihanna’s neck tattoo seems to be the latest search on the Web right now. At the American Music Awards on Sunday night Nov. 22, 2009 Robyn Rihanna Fenty showed enough skin to reveal her neck tattoos to her fans.
The Sunday night’s live show on American Music Awards is bringing more and more interesting and entertaining news for music lovers. In addition to Taylor Swift and Michael Jackson’s life-time achievements, the AMA provided the audiences with many other memorable performances as well some interesting events.

When the famous Barbadian-American recording artist from Saint Michael (Barbados) Robyn Rihanna Fenty appeared on the stage to perform, her tattoos grabbed both the media as well public attention. Way back in April 2008, since there was a lot of talk about Rihanna’s neck tattoos already, the audiences and the viewers at home were pretty keen to have a closer look on the same.

So the Sunday night was their opportunity as the charming R&B and pop icon Rihanna appeared in a dress that ‘facilitated’ the viewers to watch not only her neck tattoos but also a variety of them, covering most of her body. Though all the tattoos are masterfully done, however, the neck tattoo particularly looked great that made her dazzling performance more memorable.

The black beauty has also got tattoos other than one on the neck that links to the ear and ends up at the shoulder. Then there is one at the forearm and one on the wrist. Reportedly, there are tattoos on her legs and feet too. Watch the attached pictures covering her neck tattoo.
Source: news.about-knowledge.com

He Married Bollywood Star Shetty in Brilliant Ceremony

KHANDALA News: Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty, best known for winning the British version of television show Celebrity Big Brother, married in a lavish ceremony in western India on Sunday.

Shetty, 34, wed London-based businessman Raj Kundra in Khandala, a hill resort near Mumbai, with friends, family and showbusiness colleagues attending the Hindu service and all-night celebrations.

The Indian actress became famous outside of her home country when she won the reality TV show in 2007 after being subjected to allegedly racial comments from fellow contestant Jade Goody.

Shetty has not broken through into major film roles, but she has remained one of Bollywood’s most talked-about and photographed figures.

“This is it!” she wrote on her blog early Sunday, describing how her life had “been turned upside down, inside out in the past week as the marriage is nearing.”

“All is in order, friends and family have got together,” she said, adding that she looked forward to meeting fans under her new name “Shilpa Shetty Kundra”.

With her acting career stuck in slow gear, Shetty has turned entrepreneur — launching perfume brands, filming yoga videos and investing in restaurants and health spas.

But she told the Times of India in an interview on Sunday that she now has domestic ambitions too.

“This is my dream wedding. We plan to shuttle between Mumbai and London after marriage. I shall strive to be as successful at home as I am outside. I want to excel as a homemaker,” she said.

Floods Present a Risk of Bridge, Killing Two in England

LONDON: Engineers and emergency workers checked hundreds of bridges for damage on Sunday, fearful some could collapse and isolate villages, as heavy rain lashed northwest England.
In the southwest, a 46-year-old canoeist, believed to be from the Reading area died after becoming wedged under trees on the flooded River Dart near Newton Abbot in Devon on Saturday.

A search was under way for a 21-year-old woman believed to have been swept into the River Usk in Brecon, mid-Wales, late on Saturday.

Conditions were predicted to worsen on Sunday, with up to 50 mm (2 inches) of rain on high ground, and winds inland of up to 55 mph (90 kph).

“I have spoken to people…they are running short of food, they are running short of medication. Things are getting pretty desperate,” Tony Cunningham, member of parliament for Workington, told a local television channel.

He said some people were having travel about 35 miles to get food and milk because of diversions.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown visited the worst hit area, Cumbria, on Saturday to see the damage caused by record rainfall, and pledged 1 million pounds ($1.51 million) of aid.

Heavy rain during the past few days has left hundreds of people sheltering in rescue centres, hotels and with family and friends, with the expectation that some will not be able to move back into their homes for up to six months.

Water levels were receding on Sunday, but one bridge in particular, Calva Bridge in Workington, Cumbria, was described as extremely unstable and “could potentially collapse at any time”.

Five bridges have already collapsed in the area, including one in Workington which resulted in the death of Police Constable Bill Barker.

He was directing motorists off the bridge when it collapsed, sweeping him down river.

5 SDead, 30 Injured in Three Explosions Shake Assam India

GUWAHATI: Three blasts rocked Nalbari district in Lower Assam on Sunday morning, in which five persons have reportedly been killed while another 30 have been injured.

The blasts took place at around 10:15 hours (local time) outside a police station in Nalbari district, police said. The bombs were planted on a parked bicycle, a police official added.

Police suspected militants of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to have carried out the explosions.

Nalbari district is about 70 km west of Assam’s main city of Guwahati.

China October auto sales up 72 percent on stimulus (AP)

Powered by tax cuts and stimulus spending, China’s October auto sales soared 72 percent from a year earlier, outpacing U.S. sales for another month, according to data reported Monday.

In tight vote, House passes landmark health-care bill

WASHINGTON – In a victory for President Obama, the Democratic-controlled House narrowly passed landmark health-care legislation last night to expand coverage to tens of millions who lack it and place tough new restrictions on the insurance industry. Republican opposition was nearly unanimous.

Health care overhaul faces stone wall in Senate (AP)

The glow from a health care triumph faded quickly for President Barack Obama on Sunday as Democrats realized the bill they fought so hard to pass in the House has nowhere to go in the Senate.

Suicide bomber kills three in Pakistan (Reuters)

Reuters – A suicide bomber in an auto-rickshaw blew himself up in Pakistan on Monday killing three people when police stopped him at a checkpoint on the outskirts of the city of Peshawar, police said.

Iraq electoral law passes, sets up national vote (AP)

AP – Iraq’s parliament ended weeks of debate Sunday and passed a long-delayed law paving the way for the planned January election to go forward, sidestepping a crisis that could have delayed the U.S. troop withdrawal.

Chavez to troops: Prepare for war with Colombia (AP)

AP – President Hugo Chavez on Sunday ordered Venezuela’s military to prepare for a possible armed conflict with Colombia, saying his country’s soldiers should be ready if the United States attempts to provoke a war between the South American neighbors.

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