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Care for your crowning glory The health of your hair depends on when and what you eat
King Khan is a ghost!Shah Rukh Khan is back in his home production, the Amol Palekar-directed "Paheli", released on Friday worldwide. King Khan plays ghost for the first time and sports a moustache in "Paheli", which is a sort of homage to Mani Kaul's "Duvidha". ... 
Historic opening"Anniyan" has taken a historic opening worldwide. In Chennai city, at six huge screens in its opening weekend (June17-19), the film has grossed an amazing Rs. 50,24,063, a box-office record! In Andhra Pradesh, the Telugu version, "Aparichitudu", ... 
A chiller from SanthoshNoted cinematographer-turned-director Santhosh Sivan is finally doing a film in Malayalam titled "Ananthabhadram", a chilling thriller about spirits and black magic. Bengali beauty Riya Sen plays a pivotal role in the film, which also has ... 
An emotional dramaMadhavan and Sada are getting together for the first time in "Priyasakhi" directed by K. S. Adhiyaman. The story is about how love fades after marriage. The grapevine has it that it is nothing but "Alaipayuthe" reworked. Says producer P. L. ...
Beckoning chicken It is chicken all the way at V.C.Food World
Cool canopy Poovarasam poo is an indigenous species known for its multifarious uses
A people's sanctuary It's about more than birds, says Soma Basu
`Search-and-find' mindset It's time to refine Internet searches
Break that fast Skipping breakfast frequently is harmful 
Sunshine and Vitamin DHow can an elderly person get enough vitamin D without pills? Is sunlight through the window enough? Getting too little sunlight interferes with the vitamin D supply for many people, not just the elderly, whose efficiency at making the vitamin ... Staying active helps Moderate exercise may significantly reduce the risk of ovarian cancer, researchers reported. They asked women listed in a large Canadian cancer surveillance database about their participation in exercise. Then they categorised the intensity ... Freeze the pain Watch out for the blisters arising at high altitudes Pumping iron at 50? You'd better Weight training gets crucial as a person ages
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