BECKHAM's BRIEF

English football star David Beckham is thinking to launch his own brand of underwears , after he hang his shoes . Earlier modelling for Emporio Armani briefs , he now wants himself to be in the fashion world after retirement ,like wife Victoria.

Beckham is an icon for men all over the world , and he wear his pants like no one else can wear, so it make sense that he's launching his own brand.

KIM KARDASHIAN ON COSMOPOLITAN COVER

Kim Kardashian will once again sizzle on COSMOPOLITAN cover "THIS TIME FOR AFRICA".She will be seen in her sexy looking Beach Bunny Swimwear reptile bikini!!

                                         

If you don't know much about  reality star Kim Kardashian, then you’ll be pleased to find that she posed in a bikini for the November issue of South African COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE. This is in addition to her cover story for people , where she talks about how she thought she would be married with kids by now.

Read more about her on her official website http://kimkardashian.celebuzz.com/2010/11/10/kim-kardashian-cosmopolitan-magazine-south-africa-beach-bunny-swimwear/

PROMISE TO INDIA

President Barack 'Obama sent hearts soaring in India today when he endorsed, before a  session of India's parliament, the country's bid for permanent membership in the U.N. Security Council.

" Indeed, the just and sustainable international order that America seeks includes a United Nations that is efficient, effective, credible and legitimate. That is why I can say today, in the years ahead, I look forward to a reformed U.N. Security Council that includes India as a permanent member."http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6XsZEQ5V64

 

"It was a powerful endorsement. It is very welcome. Very eloquently put," said the head of India's BJP party. The Indian government had clearly been hoping that Obama would take the step, and a number of prominent voices pushed the White House in that direction. John McCain called  for it on the eve of Obama's visit. For its part, Pakistan opposed the move, warning that a permanent seat for India would complicate regional security.