Mumbai, Jan 13 (ANI): Before George Bush leaves the White House, Bollywood is ready with a farewell present, a film, "The President is Coming", that takes pot shots at the outgoing U.S. President.

New York, Jan 8 (ANI): MTV has placed an ad looking for women who are not happy with their twin assets.

The ad featuring in Backstage is seeking "real women" for an upcoming documentary called "True Life: I Don't Like My Breasts." We are not looking for girls who just want to get boob jobs . . . mainly we are looking for girls who seek nonsurgical solutions," The New York Post quoted the ad as stating.

The ad further read: "Whether it's your breasts' size, shape, deformation, etc. - if you feel like your breasts are keeping you from having the life you want . . . then we want to hear from you." (ANI)

London, January 8 (ANI): John Travolta will bid his late son, Jett, a final goodbye in a private Scientology memorial service.

The actor's 16-year-old son, who had Kawasaki Syndrome, a rare condition that can lead to heart disease, died from a seizure on January 2 during a family holiday in the Bahamas.

He was cremated on January 5.

Travolta and his wife Kelly Preston are said to have invited close friends, including Scientology practising Tom Cruise, Oprah Winfrey and Kirstie Alley, to the service on their Florida property.

The 54-year-old devastated dad was reportedly struggling to deal with the tragedy, according to a source.

"Forget that John is a big Hollywood star. He is just a grieving father who is struggling to cope with the loss of his beloved son," the Sun quoted a family friend as saying.

"He isn't ready to face the public, and won't be for some time. His grief is raw and it is going to take him and Kelly a long time to recover from this," the friend added. (ANI)

London, December 31 (ANI): With a view to saving the ailing economy of her country, Icelandic singer Bjork has joined hands with finance chiefs.

She is helping Reykjavik-based Audur Capital encourage investors to inject capital into businesses in the country.

Her involvement in the drive is said to have shown some promising results, and it is expected to attract more than 11million pounds by the end of March.

"We believe there are some interesting investment opportunities related to our nature and green energy. We need to pursue these investments even in the current crisis because that's really our future and we need to do things differently than how we have done in the past. We want economic return but in a sustainable matter," the Daily Express quoted Audur's Chief Executive Kristin Petursdottir as saying. (ANI)