Images Gallery: December 2011

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Hey, any excuse to post really hot pictures of a supermodel like Adriana Lima is a damn fine excuse in my book. So yeah, here’s today’s hotness brought to you by the always gorgeous and fascinatingly perfect Adriana Lima in sexy black lingerie. One of these days historians will look back and realize that lingerie became awesome because of women like Adriana Lima and her fellow Victoria’s Secret models. Until then, here’s Adriana Lima to remind you that lingerie rules.

Model Katie Price, who has undergone at least three operations to get fuller breasts, has been blamed for a boom in the number of women wanting to undergo bust enhancement surgeries.

A 10 percent rise in such surgeries has been seen in the last year, thanks to women wanting to go for oversized implants and at cheap foreign clinics, reports thesun.co.uk.

Plastic surgeon Douglas McGeorge said: "There is the Jordan Syndrome, where some women want bigger and bigger breasts. The bigger they are, the more problems are likely to occur."

"Some people have no idea who is treating them or the standards of the hospital equipment. Some implants are prone to failure. The cheap option is not always the best," he added.

There were 206 breast enhancement disasters in 2010. Out of them, 153 of them were ruptures, health watchdogs revealed after a Freedom of Information request. This compares with 73 in 2006.

Patients have complained of wrinkled breast, painful swelling and implants that go stiff.

Celebrities who have suffered these include former Atomic Kitten Kerry Katona, who had burst stitches around her implants in 2005. Actress Tara Reid was left with uneven breasts, scars and bumps. Credit: santabanta.com

MUMBAI: Actor Aamir Khan and his wife Kiran Rao have been blessed with a baby boy.

The baby was born through IVF to a surrogate mother on December 1 at a private clinic in Mumbai.

"Due to medical complications, we were advised to go for IVF-Surrogacy. We are absolutely delighted. This baby is very dear to us as we've got him after a lot of difficulty. We are so happy and would like to thank all our well wishers." said Aamir Khan.

Aamir Khan produced a successful Delhi Belly this year, directed by Abhinay Deo, starring Imran Khan, Kunaal Roy Kapur, Vir Das, Poorna Jagannathan and Shenaz Treasurywala. Coming up next is Reema Kagti's suspense thriller.

MUMBAI: Reports have it that actress Veena Malik has filed a lawsuit against FHM India for damages worth Rs100 million alleging the men’s magazine had morphed her clothes-on images into nudes for its December 2011 issue, Geo News reported.

Details say India-based law firm, Billa Wala & Co has filed the suit on Veena’s behalf making Maxposure Corporate Media, FHM chief editor Kabeer Sharma and photographer Vishal Saxena respondents.

The legal notice says FHM has tarnished her image by breaching the terms and condition of the contract, which never mentioned nude photo or video shoot.

The damages must be paid within 24 hours otherwise civil/criminal cases will be filed against the FHM and others, her lawyers warned the magazine in the notice added.

Veena’s legal notice also alleged the steamy journal of and machination for morphing her clothes-on images into nudes.

The notice also said the respondents had committed offences punishable under the Indian Penal Code as well as Information and Technology Act, 2000.

Her lawyers are demanding that the photo off the cover of FHM’s Dec issue. They also want the allegedly altered photos removed from the website.

The suit also stresses the specifics of Veena was assured by the magazine that there would be no ‘nudes’ among her pictures.

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It is rare in the echelons of cinema that a side character in a famous film gets a part in a full-fledged film. It's rarer still that a side character from the sequel of the original gets a full feature.

The pussy from "Shrek 2", called Puss in Boots, gets that honour with a full feature dedicated to him and though this is not exactly Shrek territory despite desperate attempt, it is fun nonetheless.

Puss in Boots, a ferocious feline, becomes a much wanted and hunted outlaw after he is tricked by his best friend Humpty Alexander Dumpty, the egg. Puss roams the land trying to find the means to clear his name.

The past catches up with him as Humpty Dumpty, aided by a feminine feline, gets Puss involved in their plan to steal golden eggs.

The first part of "Shrek" did a fabulous job of rearranging well-known fairy tales and twisting them on the head to make a hilarious cocktail whose trick lay in defying expectations.

It is obvious that there is only so much that can be done with this rearrangement as the sequels of "Shrek" have shown. "Puss In Boots" is no different.

Though there are moments of the spunk and originality of "Shrek", they are too scattered and far between to work for the entire film.

What you have instead is half of what the film could have been. However, the detailed animation work and visual dazzle never lets the pace down.

What is, however, not so delightful is that the one element that made the character of Puss so popular in "Shrek 2", his cute face behind big black eyes, is hardly used in the film.

Thus Puss has the wit and fighting skills of a cowboy, but not as much of the cuteness that made him so adorable in the first place.

This, however, does not take away from the merits of the film, especially for cat lovers.

It rearranges cat cliches in a delightful jamboree that will thrill those who adore the little feline creature.

Antonio Banderas voices Puss while Salma Hayek does the same for the female cat, Kitty. The chemistry of the two cats in the film is adorable.

In the end, despite trying to weave a believable story using well-known fables like that of Jack and Jill, magic beans and the golden goose, it's not quirky enough to have the fun element that made "Shrek" so much entertaining.

It is still a fun one-time watch.