♦ Shreya returns advance received for Dhanush film

"At least, it may be delayed for 1 year to launch. So I can't wait till that time as I have committed with some Hollywood and Bollywood projects. So I would like to withdraw myself from the project and decided to return the entire amount that I received from the producer as advance," she added. The letter and Cheque were handed over to Nadigar Sangam secretary Radha Ravi. Tags: shreya, dhanush...	1 vote

♦ Fashioning a future for women in Hollywood

No limits: Producer Denise Di Novi works on Nights in Rodanthe with Richard Gere, but she gets in on guy flicks, too. Hollywood has had its share of female troubles. USA TODAY spoke to female directors, writers and producers about improving their situation, catering to their target audience and the industry's attitudes.	1 vote

♦ Erik Huggers confirmed as BBC director of future media and technology

Erik Huggers has been confirmed by the BBC as its new director of future media and technology, replacing Ashley Highfield. Huggers, who MediaGuardian.co.uk revealed would get the job on Tuesday, will step into the new role on August 1. Currently the group controller of FM&T, Huggers has been groomed for the new role since joining the corporation from Microsoft last year.	1 vote

♦ BBC local vid 'would damage local radio'

BBC plans to extend regional internet video news coverage would be "highly damaging" to local radio stations, the commercial radio body has said. RadioCentre, publishing a report on the role of local radio around the UK, said stations had invested in "vital areas" such as news, weather, travel, charities and community involvement.	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Rex' Heaven love

Rex is determined to stay on the Heaven side of the 'Big Brother' house. The chef who is currently living in Heaven along with Dale, Mohamed, Darnell, Kathreya, Maysoon and Rachel while the rest of the contestants live in Hell and must serve them looked worried when Sara suggested he might not be living in luxury for ever. During a discussion i...	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Dale's Jen tears

Dale cried after Jen left the 'Big Brother' house last night and resented the new housemates. Dale replied: "Not really, like." The P.E. teaching student thought the mum-of-one's interview would be cut short to make way for the arrival of new housemates Sara, Maysoon and Belinda. Look at my dirty bra, that will cheer you up.	1 vote

♦ Behind the Name: Miramax Films

Miramax Films is a film production and distribution company that was set up by producer siblings Harvey and Bob Weinstein in 1979. Named after their parents Max and Miriam the company was created to distribute and promote independent movies that were being overlooked by the major studios of the eighties.	1 vote

♦ Money Hai to Honey Hai

"Money hai to Honey hai" is the story of six different characters. Bobby (Govinda) is happy-go-lucky, and is determined to challenge his father who thinks he's good for nothing. Lala bhai (Manoj Bajpai)has won the lottery, but within months he's on the road as he's not a good business man. Gaurav (Aftab Shivdasani) works as a copy writer in an ad agency.	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9 Rachel Gets To Bed

Rachel was finally preparing to go to sleep for the first time in the house in the early of hours of this morning (07.06.08). The excitable former child actress has not been to bed since entering 'Big Brother' on Thursday night (04.06.08) because she "might miss all the fun".	1 vote

♦ Roberts declares 'Wright-free zone' for Obama interview

NEW YORK — CNN's John Roberts declared his interview with Barack Obama on Monday a "Rev. Wright-free zone" to telegraph he wouldn't ask the Democratic presidential contender about the controversy over his former pastor. The reference was flip, but Roberts primarily talked about Iran, the gas tax and the economy during a six-minute interview with Obama that aired at 6:20 a.m. ET.	1 vote