| Aniston Slams Plastic Surgery Reports
LATEST: Former FRIENDS star JENNIFER ANISTON has slammed reports she's had plastic surgery, insisting she simply had a deviated septum fixed in her nose. Media reports speculated the 37-year-old star had had a nose job after she was seen leaving the Beverly Hills, California office of plastic surgeon DR RAJ KANODIA earlier this month (20JAN07). Kanodia is reportedly responsible for ASHLEE SIMPSON's new look and also repaired CAMERON DIAZ's deviated septum when her nose was broken in several surfing accidents. Tabloid reports also speculated Aniston had work done on her breasts after she appeared at the People's Choice Awards earlier this month (JAN07) looking particularly voluptuous. She tells American publication People, "It's funny. I had (adeviated septum) fixed - best thing I ever did. I slept like a baby for the first time in years.
New breast enhancement firm launches
A new company offering a fixed fee for breast augmentation has launched in the UK, offering clients an all in one price and a lifetime guarantee. The new company, mybreast.org, was created by a group of the UK's most respected plastic surgeons. Founding Directors include Peter Butler, Martin Kelly, Patrick Mallucci, Norman Waterhouse and Simon Withey. These surgeons have formed MyBreast to provide patients with a safe and reliable alternative to breast augmentation that is often carried out abroad or by low-cost providers. They also have respected surgeon Roy Ng acting as a consultant. The firm claims to provide the best surgeons, the best implants and the best possible pre-operative, clinical and post-operative advice and care, ensuring the safety and satisfaction of patients.
Swimming Gets a Facelift Here at Timed Finals
Welcome. Yes, things do look different here at Timed Finals, but in reality nothing has changed. Our focus and commitment to the swimming community is as strong as ever, and the effort that has gone into this design echoes that commitment. This redesigned website is just the first of many great features in the pipeline for Timed Finals that will benefit you, our readers. We hope that this change allows you to better navigate the content and quickly and easily find what you are looking for - whether it be through a search or by browsing our archives. Many hours went into this effort, with the sole focus on our readers and what we can offer to you. We certainly are not done… this design is just a launching pad for us to be able to provide even more features and content that will make your life easier and your reading more interesting and useful.
Indian Club facelift is finished
ONE of the largest and oldest expatriate clubs in Bahrain has completed a facelift which cost BD80,000 and took more than a year. The first phase of the Indian Club refurbishment began on November 11, 2005 and the new wing houses a library, gymnasium, furniture store and rest rooms. The project's second phase, which started in October last year, houses two badminton courts, a multi-purpose hall with a seating capacity of 1,200, a snooker room, a permanent stage with two green rooms, state-of-the-art airconditioning, and rest rooms for both men and women. The new facilities will be opened at a ceremony and cultural event being held at the club at 7.30pm next Thursday. Indian Ambassador Balkrishna Shetty will be chief guest. "We needed at least BD80,000 for the renovation and part of the money had been raised through almost two years of club activities, members' and sponsors' contributions," club secretary-general Ulhas Karnavar said yesterday.
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