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Still remember the film RAIN MAN, starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise in 1988 ? It turned out that the film takes inspiration from a man named Kim Peek who lives in Utah. And recently reported that the 58-year-old man has just died.

RAIN MAN screenplay itself was written by Barry Morrow after he meets Kim Peek. Barry then basing the character Raymond Babbitt played by Dustin Hoffman in character is Kim Peek. Post-success of this film RAIN MAN, Kim Peek instantly became a media spotlight and became the object of NASA research. Kim even around the world could finally be a speaker about autism who was not yet known many people

Brittany was recently looking very thin because she lived such a diet. A source also said he looked like someone who does not eat for months and her skin is pale.

Brittany died in Los Angeles at 08.00 am local time. Her husband, Simon Mon jack had phoned the hospital who arrived soon after and had brought the deceased to the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. But he was declared dead on his way.

Ashton Kutcher is an ex-girlfriend Brittany and also opponent in 'Just Married' looked stricken. He recalled Brittany as "little sun".

"Today the world lost a small part of the sun. condolences to the family of Brittany, her husband and her mother Sharon's extraordinary, "said Ashton via twitter it.

It's really sad what happened to actress Brittany Murphy. May it be a lesson for us all not to be too yourself to look beautiful. Love who we are

The news from the world of Hollywood. Actress Brittany Murphy has ever competed in the film '8 Mile 'also' Sin City 'died of a heart attack.

After a mockery because the pose on the cover of so-called fake, now back to being a victim By scorn on Twitternya own account. When uploading new images, a less mengenakkan comments received by Demi.

"Sorry, but you look very old. Especially the neck and cheek," said a commentary in the Account's ex-wife was the actor Bruce Willis.

Although unpleasant comments received, Demi did not then get mad and swear she swore out. He calmly replied that comment.

"I'm 47 years old, did I have to look like what?" For writes like detikhot Dailymail quotes from, Saturday (19/12/2009).

To mencaga beauty in half a century before usiua, Demi reportedly had to spend as much as 180 thousand pockets Sterlling pound, or approximately USD 1.7 billion. Wow!. Even so, still, a lot of criticism against the body or the beauty of the stars 'Ghost'

Is Khloe Kardashian Pregnant,Khloe Kardashian Pregnant:I don’t watch the show on a regular basis, if nothing else is on and I need background noise, I will turn the channel to this strange cast of characters. Now after reading the following article, I am not even going to turn the white noise on … the ideal that this woman is going to have a baby scares the heck out of me. That poor baby will have a perm, manicure and dressed in high fashion before it is a year old.
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A giant piranha – the most ferocious freshwater fish in the world – has been found in a Devon river, the Environment Agency said today. Bathers in the UK's rivers and streams should be reassured that the fish was dead and is thought to have been an abandoned pet. Its discovery will add, however, to experts' anxieties about non-native wildlife being introduced to the UK.

The fish, of a species more accustomed to the Amazon river basin, was discovered in the river Torridge by Environment Agency workers conducting a wildlife survey. Eddie Stevens, one of the three-man monitoring team, said they were left open-mouthed by their discovery.

"What we actually came across was something which we would not expect to find in our wildest dreams. We could hardly believe our eyes," he said.



Used to more temperate climes, the fish probably could not tolerate the cold waters, the agency said. A closer examination revealed that its stomach was full of sweetcorn – further evidence it may have been kept as a domestic pet.

At a length of 36cm (14in), the red-bellied piranha was a giant of its kind – more than eight inches longer than an average specimen. The team first spotted its tail sticking out of an undercut bank on the far side of the river. "Our first thought was that a sea trout had become lodged in amongst the rocks and debris collected under the bank," Stevens said. "But when it was removed from the river we were speechless to find it was a piranha."

The introduction of non-native species poses a serious threat to native wildlife, according to the agency. Mark Diamond, an ecology manager, said: "Whilst piranhas can't survive the colder climates of the UK, this latest find highlights a real issue – that releasing unwanted exotic pets or plants into rivers can have serious consequences for native wildlife. "Rather than dumping things in the wild, we would urge people to seek advice about what to do with exotic species."

Cryptozoologist Rex Gilroy said he recently saw the 12m giant surface in the Hawkesbury River. Through binoculars Mr Gilroy saw a dark shadow ``with a longish neck'' near Wiseman's Ferry.

Mr Gilroy, who has been searching for Sydney's beast since 1965, said he believed it was a plesiosaur from the Jurassic period. Mr Gilroy, known for his research on the western Sydney panther, said neither the NSW nor Scottish Nessies were alone.

"We'd have to have a breeding population of no less than 300 to 600," he said. "We're dealing with ocean creatures coming into the river to breed. There are areas of ocean ... anything could live down there and you wouldn't know it.''



After hearing of the Hawkesbury Monster in 1965 he found accounts dating back to pre-colonial times, with stories told of children being attacked by the ``moolyewonk''.




When fishing boats were found overturned and the occupants missing in the 1980s, the Hawkesbury Monster was the prime suspect. "We have rock art depicting them. It seems the Aboriginal people knew of these creatures," Mr Gilroy said

Frank Milford met Anita, both 101, at a YMCA dance in Plymouth, Devon, in 1926 and they married two years later. The couple said the secret of their marriage was "give and take" and making up after rows with a kiss and cuddle.

Mr Milford's 76-year-old son, who is also called Frank, said his mother was holding his father's hand when he died. "She's very upset obviously, but she was sitting holding his hand when he passed away," he said.

"For the past three weeks or so he hasn't been eating or drinking and I think we all realised he was ready to die. He knew it was his time and I think he simply died of old age."



Despite his frailty, Mr Milford said his father had remained "as sharp as a tack" and never lost his sense of humour.

In February 2010 the couple would have broken the record to become the oldest married couple in Britain.

Swedish father Ragnar Bengtsson, 26, has entered into an experiment that he hopes will help him breastfeed his future children.

The Stockholm family man has begun stimulating his breasts with a pump in a bid to produce milk.

"Anything that doesn't do any harm is worth trying out. And if it works it could prove very important for men's ability to get much closer to their children at an early stage," Bengtsson said.

Bengtsson is preparing to pump his breasts at three-hour intervals every day until the beginning of December. As a full time economics student at Stockholm University, he is not always going to be in a position to pump in private.

"I'm going to have to pull out the pump during lectures. But really it doesn't bother me if it makes people uncomfortable. If they have issues with it that's their problem," he said.

Male lactation is a relatively common side effect of hormone treatments, but Bengtsson has no plans to chemically induce the process. "If it works and the milk turns out to have a high nutritional value it could be a real breakthrough," he said.

A Chinese farmer is cashing in after managing to grow pears in the shape of babies.

Gao Xianzhang, of Hexia village in northern China's Hebei province, puts moulds on the fruit growing on the tree. And he says that after six years he has perfected his technique.

This year, he harvested more than 10,000 baby-shaped pears and sold them for the equivalent of £5 each.

Gao said: "I noticed people were selling shaped water melons for a good price, so I thought of doing something similar with my pears.

"It was more difficult than I expected. You have to test when the best time is to put the moulds on the pears is, and when to take them off again.



"If you leave the moulds on for too long, the pears start to rot inside. But I managed to work out the best way through trial and error."

Men and women with thighs over 60cm (23.6in) in circumference have a lower risk of heart disease and early death, a study of 3,000 people suggests.

The relationship remains even when body fat, smoking and blood cholesterol are taken into account, a Danish team says.

Those with narrow thighs may not have enough muscle mass to deal with insulin properly, raising the risk of diabetes and, in turn, heart disease, they say.

If looked at from the right angle this photo released by Nasa can appear to show the face and robed body of Christ.
The image was taken by a camera on Nasa's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on August 3 and published this week The view shows gullies near the edge of the Hale crater on southern Mars.