Top Googled Celebrities in 2010!

Miley Cyrus is again on the Top 10 list as the 2nd most Googled celebrity. She moved up from last year's fifth place. She is now at the second place. What is even more impressive is that only five of last years top ten finishers made the cut this year. 

Miley Cyrus Caught on Video Smoking a Bong

Miley Cyrus, star of the television show ‘Hannah Montana’ turned eighteen just last month, and has been caught on video smoking out of a bong, laughing uncontrollably and talking incoherently just a few days after her birthday.

But according to reports, it was not marijuana which had the young actress/singer so messed up, but a legal hallucinogenic drug called ‘Salvia’. It is often compared to the effects which a user gets from LSD, but is not illegal in California, where Cyrus was partying with her friends. LSD, however, is man made, whereas Salvia, like marijuana, grows naturally.Both of these drugs contain salvinorin A.

Salvia is known to cause uncontrollable laughter, make you feel like you are moving, give hallucinations, and cause you to have flashbacks of past memories. Where LSD gives these effects for up to 12 hours, Salvia usually lasts a much shorter period of time.

It is unclear why the drug has not been made illegal, since the effects of it are much more advanced than marijuana, which is not legal. Salvia is banned only in a few states, including Delaware, Louisiana, Missouri, and Ohio. 

MILEY CYRUS HAPPY TO BE 18

Miley Cyrus was al smiles as she left a pal’s house in Toluca Lake, CA on Saturday (November 27) following a Thanksgiving weekend visit.

Just the day before, the acting and singing sensation joined her newly single mom Tish for a girls’ day out as they got their nails done and shared a casual ladies’ lunch.

At Cosmo Nails in Toluca Lake, “Miley and her mom enjoyed pedicures and seemed very happy to spend some alone time,” an onlooker tells People mag. “They kept chatting and were both in a great mood. Miley treated her mom and she was very sweet and also left a great tip.”

Later, during lunch at Panera Bread, “Tish and Miley kept hugging at the table. They were talking a lot and both seemed very happy,” a source says. “A few fans approached Miley and she was very nice to them.”

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Nepal Maoists condemn Indian operation against rebels

Kathmandu, Nov 28 (IANS) A year after India started paramilitary operations against its own outlawed Maoist party and nearly five months after security forces killed a top guerrilla leader, Nepal’s Maoist party has finally reacted to the incidents officially, condemning both and underlining its continued antagonism towards the Indian government.

The week-long plenum of Nepal’s largest party, that ended in a remote village in western Nepal Saturday, has formally condemned India’s ‘Operation Green Hunt’, the offensive started in five Indian states in November 2009 to flush out underground Maoists, known as Naxalites in India.

“We condemn the oppression of the Indian people in the name of Operation Green Hunt,” the plenum declaration said. “We urge for a peaceful resolution of the problem.”

The 14-point statement also condemned the “immoral and planned murder” of Cherukuri Rajkumar, who was the spokesman of the Indian Maoists under the nom de guerre Azad.

Indian police say Azad was killed during a gun battle with the guerrillas in Andhra Pradesh state in July, a claim rejected by the rebels who allege he was captured and shot dead in cold blood.

The official show of solidarity by Nepal’s Maoists with the Indian Naxalites comes after their chief, Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda, came under fire from his own party members at the plenum for the long official silence of the party on their fellow ideologues in India.

The week-long Maoist extravaganza, expected to formulate future strategy, however ended in a whimper after widening animosity between Prachanda and his two deputies.

Prachanda, whose leadership is under challenge, has advocated a new revolt if “reactionary forces” at home and foreign intervention prevent the implementation of a new constitution by May 2011.

However, the Maoists have been advocating a fresh “people’s revolt” since the fall of Prachanda’s short-lived government last year and their effort to create public support and return to power has consistently fallen flat.

Now, as the decision-making central committee of the party has been given the task of resolving the leadership tussle, the former guerrillas have fallen back on their pet hate, India.

When the Maoists started their 10-year insurgency in 1996, anti-India tirade had accounted for a fourth of the 40 demands.

They were revived at the plenum once more with the Maoists demanding an end to the 1950 India-Nepal Peace and Friendship Treaty that grants equal status to each other’s citizens, and all other “unequal pacts”, an end to encroachment on Nepali territory and the return of Indian soldiers from Nepal.

It is also asking for a review of all projects related to the development of hydropower and water resources, a demand primarily targeting India since most of the nascent republic’s water agreements have been signed with either the Indian government or Indian companies.

Some of these projects were agreed upon during Prachanda’s own government and passed by parliament when his party was a dominant partner in other coalition governments.

The plenum has also condemned the recent formal charge by India that the Maoists were providing arms training to their Indian peers in Nepal with the help of militant Islamic terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba.

What the plenum rhetoric failed to address is the crucial issue of nearly 20,000 Maoist guerrilla fighters, who are yet to be discharged four years after the Maoists signed a peace agreement.

Unless the Maoists’ People’s Liberation Army is disbanded, the promulgation of a new constitution has een ruled out by the other parties.

Less than 50 days now remain for the rehabilitation of the PLA before the UN agency that is monitoring them begins to exit from Nepal.

MILEY CYRUS TO POSE NUDE FOR PLAYBOY?

The teen pop star Miley Cyrus has just turned 18 two days back and the rumors are already doing the rounds about her appearance in the ‘Playboy' magazine. However, no one can deny the fact that the teenager has been giving all her effort to look like an adult since she was 15.

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'Alien' baby stomach video becomes an online hit

A video of a heavilypregnant woman with ababy apparently trying to burst out from her stomach Alien-style has become an online hit.

In the one and a half minute clip, the French mom-to-be is seen lying on her back as her unborn child kicks and wriggles inside.

This causes her stomach to contort and wobbly - much to the amusement of the mother, her partner and another child.

And the video has also become an online hit gaining more than 150,000 views ofYouTube since it was uploaded earlier this week.

But while many viewers have been amused and drawing comparisons with the chest-busting creature from Alien -- several expectant mothers have been left terrified.


Watch Video HERE