New York: Supermodel Naomi Campbell is reportedly set to take legal action against confectioners Cadbury over a "racist" ad where she was compared to a chocolate bar. The 40-year-old is considering "every option available" following the chocolate giant's refusal to pull the controversial campaign, reported CNN. Campbell is accusing Cadbury of racism over their tag line to promote its new 'Bliss' chocolate bar which reads, "Move over Naomi, there is...
12:03 PM, Jun 02, 2011
London: Science campaigners laid bare some of the most dubious celebrity-endorsed health tips on Wednesday, rubbishing ideas such as reabsorbing sperm and wearing silicone bracelets to boost energy. In an annual list of what it sees as the year's worst abuses against science, the Sense About Science (SAS) campaign group debunked diet and exercise suggestions made by actors, pop stars and others in the public eye in an effort "to...
05:13 PM, Dec 29, 2010
British model compelled to testify before war crimes tribunal on reports that she got blood diamonds from ex-Liberian ruler. ...
05:03 PM, Aug 05, 2010
Washington: British supermodel Naomi Campbell has agreed to appear before the war crimes tribunal of former Liberian President Charles Taylor. According to a statement from her representative, the 40-year-old runway beauty has been called as "a witness" and "is not being accused of any wrongdoing and is not on trial", CNN reported. Campbell had previously said she did not want to be involved in the war crimes trial. But on...
11:21 AM, Jul 11, 2010
The British supermodel is wanted by NY police for assaulting her driver. ...
10:21 AM, Mar 03, 2010
The International supermodel will walk the ramp at the Lakme Fashion Week. ...
06:21 PM, Mar 16, 2009
Photos by Arthur Elgort and Steven Meisel have been displayed. ...
06:16 PM, Dec 03, 2008
The model has accused British Airlines of racism. ...
04:45 PM, Jun 22, 2008
West London Magistrate's Court has sentenced Naomi to community service. ...
01:45 PM, Jun 21, 2008
Sydney: Among the flag-waving, drum-beating lovers of Indian cricket at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Anurag Verma is trying to remain positive despite his team's seemingly hopeless position against Australia. We know the match is gone but we're just enjoying ourselves, says Verma, who came straight from the airport from a flight from London to join fellow members of the Swami Army on the fourth day of the second Test. He...
06:12 PM, Apr 08, 2008
Where Australia's final two wickets batted 22.3 overs, India slumped to 69 for 5 after batting 23.3 overs. With Sachin Tendulkar at the crease, die-hard fans would have had some reason to remain optimistic, but the batting maestro's approach fit into Australia's best-laid plans. Eager to counter-attack despite the shambolic scenes around him, Tendulkar's overconfidence led to his dismissal. He was quick to come onto the front foot and drive,...
02:02 PM, Apr 04, 2008
Lahore: Pakistan coach Waqar Younis on Wednesday hailed his team's winning tour of Zimbabwe - his last series in the post - and said he was a "satisfied man" after his stint in charge. The 39-year-old former fast bowler had announced the Zimbabwe tour will be his last for medical reasons. Waqar said he was pleased with his period in charge, which started in March last year, despite it being...
04:36 PM, Mar 01, 2008
New Delhi: Alright Wednesday, March 30 is an unofficial public holiday. As India and Pakistan take on each other in a World Cup game after eight years in a high-octane clash that will be witnessed through the peace-envisioned glasses of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, India will look to extend their unbeaten run from four to five games against the neighbours in the World Cup. What makes this contest even more...
12:44 AM, Jan 09, 2008
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