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Riteish, Genelia's wedding today:-

Bollywood actor Riteish Deshmukh, who is marrying long-time love Genelia D'souza later today, set the mood for the wedding with this tweet a few hours ago: "Saw the Last sunset as a Bachelor.

Infamous fights and patch-ups in Bollywood:-

The recent Shahrukh Khan-Shirish Kunder slapgate and their subsequent patch up reinforces the fact that in showbiz, there are no permanent friends or foes.

An exhibition of Kareena's pics clicked by Imran Khan:- 

By ApunKaChoice That Imran Khan turned a shutterbug while filming Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu with Kareena Kapoor is common knowledge. Now, the actor is holding an exhibition of those photographs he clicked in Kareena's unguarded moments.

Schwarzenegger's warmth bowls over Indian fans:- 

He came, he spoke and he conquered! Hollywood action man Arnold Schwarzenegger may have visited the capital just for a day but his generosity and warmth overwhelmed his fans who met him at the 12th Delhi Sustainable Development Summit.

Taslima's book sold out a day after controversial release:-

 A day after Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen's book Nirbasan (Exile) was released amid a major controversy at the 36 Kolkata International Book Fair, the book was sold out by Thursday evening.

Prateik Babbar living-in with Amy Jackson!:-

By ApunKaChoice Jab pyar kiya toh darna kya? Prateik Babbar and Amy Jackson seem to be living up to this credo. And they are living-in together as well.

Bangalore Fashion Week kicks off:-

Despite news that the Bangalore Fashion Week may not be able to take place, the show started on Thursday as planned. It had been reported that Dream Merchants, the organisers of the week, hadn't bought 'adequate licenses' for playing music during the ..

Sanjay Dutt proves himself yet again:-

Sanjay Dutt is creating quite a stir with his latest portrayal as Kancha - the monstrous villain in Agneepath. However, Sanjay Dutt has been around for a while.

JJ Valaya is WIFW 2012 finale designer:-

New Delhi: Designer JJ Valaya will bring the curtains down on the autumn/winter edition of the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW), the second time will do so, and quite fittingly on the 20th anniversary of his debut in the field.

T-Mobile launches 'truly unlimited' Full Monty contract, wants to give you everything

While beans were vaguely spilled ahead of its official launch, T-Mobile UK today unveiled its latest attempt to differentiate itself from the competitive world of British carriers with a new no-holds-barred tariff. From the network that previously nixed its fair use policy around this time last year, the Full Monty offers up truly -- yes, truly; we checked -- unlimited data alongside unlimited cross network calls and text messages. While the entry-level £36 contract limits calls to 2,000 per month, unlimited calling starts at £41 per month, reaching the dizzying heights of £61 if you're shopping for the latest iPhone. New phones will similarly be absorbed into what is now T0Mob's premier contract. It'll join mobile carrier Three, which was previously the only other major operator to offer unlimited data. Alongside the above package, which includes tethering, T-Mobile phones will also nab access to BT Openzone, the UK's largest WiFi hotspot network.

When the Fully Monty launches on February 1st, it'll be accompanied by a new Android app that adds one-click connectivity to those WiFi networks. The deal isn't available SIM-only, although T-Mobile UK's Head of Propositions, Ben Fritsch, told us that the new deal is pitched at users looking to take the smartphone plunge. Its existing collection of tariffs will also see a similar refresh -- but there's no details on those just yet. American readers can gaze with envy at the full release below.

Lydia Ko becomes golf's youngest tour winner, aged 14

New Zealand amateur Lydia Ko has become the youngest winner of a professional golf tour event, at the age of 14.

Ko was the leading amateur at the 2011 Women's Austalian Open

Ko, the world's top amateur, won the New South Wales Open by four shots to break the men's mark set by Japan's Ryo Ishikawa at 15 years, eight months.

Previous women's record holder Amy Yang was 16 years, 192 days old when she won the Australian Ladies Masters.

"To be part of history is like a miracle," said Ko. "It's not something you can have by clicking your fingers."

Ko came close to winning the same tournament last year, aged 13, missing a putt on the last green to lose by one shot.

This year, she held her nerve to record a three-under-par final round of 69 and beat Becky Morgan of Wales in the 54-hole tournament.

England's Laura Davies closed with a 71 to finish 14 shots off the pace.

"My driver and iron play were probably the nicest to me over the past two days," added South Korea-born Ko, who moved to New Zealand in 2003.

"I also putted well, but I was in good position on most of the greens because I was able to make approaches from good places on the fairways."

Ko plans to play in about 30 tournaments this year, including professional events over the next two weeks - the Australian Masters at Royal Pines on the Gold Coast and the LPGA's Australian Open at Royal Melbourne.

She added: "I'll play in mostly amateur tournaments after that, and my schedule looks pretty busy for several months."