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US President George W Bush arrived in Afghanistan early on Monday on a surprise farewell visit, committing the United States to establishing a stable democracy there as violence is on the rise and he prepares to leave office in five weeks.

Iraqi journalist threw both of his shoes to George Bush. Wow! That was an insult. A journalist hurled two shoes at US President George Bush on his farewell visit to Iraq on Sunday.

Some Iraqi Journalist throws shoes at George Bush as he was giving a farewell speech in Iraq. See the video

Swetha Prasad Basu, the teeny bopper, who wowed the audiences with her demure looks in Kotta Bangaru Lokam, is kicked about her new movies. She hopes that these new films would give her the much-needed new image.

Rashtriya Hindu Sena president Pramod Muthalik, which is the parent body of Sri Rama Sena, was arrested in Belgaum. He was addressing a news conference, when the police arrived in plain clothes and whisked him away.

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Barack Obama became the first black U.S. president on Tuesday, making history before a sea of people and declaring the United States in the midst of a crisis that can be defeated with a united sense of purpose.

A retired school teacher on Fridayhurled a shoe at Congress MP Naveen Jindal here in what appears to be a fast-catching trend inspired by the episodes involving George Bush and later home minister P Chidambaram.

In a brilliantly executed shot, Kangana casually looks for some pills in her cloak, while her image in the mirror is standing still.

Raaz-The Mystery Continues is filled with several such spooky moments – some work, some don't. Bhatt camps' sequel to the surprise 2001 hit Raaz has no relation whatsoever to the Bipasha Basu-Dino Morea flick. Except that both films are essentially murder mysteries with some edge-of-the-seat moments.