Babe of the Week--Olivia Munn
September 5, 2008 
Say what you may about science and techonology being the realms of geeks, one thing for sure is that they now how to pick a babe. Thanks Lloyd for today’s babe fellas, cause he found her on the G4 network. We are staying in the States for today’s hottie. Some of you may recognize her from her main job hositng the G4’s Attack of the Show! For those of you that don’t I bet you will tune in now. Gentlemen allow to present to you Olivia Munn
Weisz wins sexiest vote in lesbian poll
September 5, 2008 Actress Rachel Weisz has topped a poll of Hollywood’s sexiest women, voted by lesbians.
The Mummy actress – who is engaged to Requiem For A Dream director Darren Aronofsky – took the number one spot in the Women We’d Love To Love poll of 4,000 gay women.
A spokesman is quoted by Britain’s The Sun newspaper as saying: “From her woman in peril in the first two Mummy movies to her Academy Award winning turn in The Constant Gardener, Rachel Weisz is one gorgeous English gal with a whole lot of range.”
Rachel, 36, beat off competition from actress Nicole Kidman, who took second place.
Voters said it was the 41-year-old’s stockings and suspenders in the hit musical movie Moulin Rouge that turned them on.
Academy Award-nominated actress Minnie Driver took third place.
The top 10 list comprises solely of British and Australian actresses.
It includes Rachel Weisz, Nicole Kidman, Minnie Driver, Kate Winslet, Naomi Watts, Keira Knightley, Thandie Newton, Emily Blunt, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Cate Blanchett.
Monkey leads police on wild chase
September 5, 2008 Keira Knightley has hired a bodyguard after being verbally abused on the street.
The actress has been left shaken after a passer-by jumped out at her and screamed obscenities as she walked alone near her home in Richmond, London.
Kelly Chen advertizes moon cake
September 5, 2008 
Referendum plan wins little support as Thai crisis drags
September 5, 2008 BANGKOK - Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej found little support Friday for his proposal to hold a referendum to resolve the stalemate with protesters who have occupied his offices for 11 days.
The protesters stormed into his Government House compound on August 26 demanding that Samak resign and that Thailand’s democracy be curtailed, saying only 30 percent of seats in parliament should be elected.
Afghan al-Qaeda commander warns of attacks on West
September 5, 2008 CAIRO, Egypt - Al-Qaeda’s top commander in Afghanistan warned of more attacks against the West in a video posted on the Web that paid tribute to a suicide bomber said to have carried out the June bombing of the Danish Embassy in Pakistan.
Suu Kyi's party expresses concern for her health
September 5, 2008 YANGON, Myanmar - The political party of detained opposition leader
Aung San Suu Kyi urged Myanmar’s military government Friday to ensure
her well-being as she continued to refuse food deliveries to protest
her detention.
The National League for Democracy “expressed concern” that Suu Kyi has
not accepted food delivered to her home for almost three weeks, the
party said in a statement.
Malaysia deploys 3 navy vessels to Gulf of Aden
September 5, 2008 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia is dispatching three navy vessels to
the Gulf of Aden to protect its merchant ships following a sharp surge
in pirate attacks off the coast of Somalia, an official said Friday.
The frigates, carrying an unspecified number of soldiers and several
helicopters, will provide security for five ships owned by Malaysian
shipping line MISC Berhad, Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak was quoted
as saying by The Star.
Rice arrives in Libya on historic visit
September 5, 2008 TRIPOLI, Libya - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Libya,
becoming the highest-ranking American official to visit the North
African country in more than a half-century and opening a new chapter
in US relations with the one-time pariah state.
Rice touched down in Tripoli on Friday for talks with Libyan leader
Moammar Gadhafi to mark the change after five years of halting but
steadily improving ties that began when Libya abandoned weapons of mass
destruction and renounced terrorism in 2003.
Libya has since agreed to pay compensation to the families of victims
of the 1998 Pan Am 103 bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland, and those of a
1986 attack on a disco in Berlin, which prompted President Ronald
Reagan to order airstrikes on Libyan targets. - AP
Fake policeman in China fools even his own wife
September 4, 2008 A former security guard in central China passed himself off as a police
officer for three years before being caught, fooling even his wife,
state media reported today.
Zhang Haitao, 28, a resident of the central city of Zhengzhou who had seen his boyhood dreams of becoming a cop frustrated by lack of education, started posing as one in 2005, the China Daily said.
Japan temple burns as monk attacked by bees
September 4, 2008 A Japanese monk trying to rid his temple of a hornet’s nest panicked when the hornets attacked him and he dropped a torch, burning his temple to the ground, police say.
Slumdog will close film festival
September 4, 2008 The European premiere of Danny Boyle’s latest film, Slumdog Millionaire, will close this year’s London Film Festival.
Based on the novel Q and A by Vikas Swarup and set in Mumbai, the film features an all-Indian cast including Skins star Dev Patel and Anil Kapoor.
Knightley stars at Duchess launch
September 4, 2008 Actress Keira Knightley has graced the red carpet in London’s Leicester Square for the world premiere of her latest costume drama The Duchess.
Cultural Olympiad plans unveiled
September 4, 2008 A William Shakespeare festival and 12 new public works of art will form part of a ‘Cultural Olympiad’ planned for the run-up to the 2012 London games.
Thai cabinet approves referendum
September 4, 2008 
Protesters have been campaigning against Samak’s seven-month-old government [EPA]
Actor's drag queen aspirations
September 3, 2008 Daniel Radcliffe wants to play a drag queen in his next movie.
The Harry Potter star confessed he would love to land the unusual role because it would allow him to dress as a woman and wear make-up.