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Hot Actress Aaliyah Kelly's All Sorts of Yesness:IGN Babeology January 20, 2010 - Kelly Brannigan inches her way up our collective Bucket List in her third trip to the IGN Babeology classroom. Like Catherine and Melissa Reign before her, Kelly turns it up to 11 in yet another barely-there bikini that makes the internet a better place for ogling. For those of you brand spankin' new to the proceedings - seriously, what's up with that? You're some kind of wrong person to be showing up late, but be thankful that we here at IGN Stars pride ourselves in welcoming new Babehounds into our objectifying den. Ahem, so here's how it works: We roll out a new piece of wantness every week, with her best pics and video for your safe-at-work viewing pleasure. Kelly is quickly becoming one of our favorite here at Babeology HQ, and we think the evidence below speaks to why. Photo by: Cherie Roberts Photo by: Cherie Roberts Hope she has a permit for all this. Mashoom Singhas Bikini Sh...

MUMBAI, Jan 3 – Author Chetan Bhagat has accused makers of the film '3 Idiots', modelled after his best-selling debut novel 'Five Point Someone', of not giving him credit for the story. Bhagat, who sold the rights of his book to producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra, sparked off a row after he posted a message on his Twitter account on Saturday accusing the '3 Idiots' team of "negating his contribution." "They (film makers) added a story credit right upfront, without my name, negating my contribution. That is the issue," Bhagat wrote. The allegations followed a blog post in which he accused the makers of '3 Idiots' of "copying an original story and claiming it to be different." The team of '3 Idiots' responded by accusing the best-selling author of "lying". "Bhagat has signed a contract with us, giving us the right to modify or change the story. The contract also clearly states that credit shall be given to him ...

MUMBAI, Jan 6 - A focus on better scripts, tighter budgets and diligence are going to be the watchwords for Bollywood as the world's largest film industry looks to consolidate itself in 2010. Industry insiders said Bollywood would look to hold back in the new year after Rajkumar Hirani's "3 Idiots" brought some cheer at the end of an otherwise bleak 2009. "The industry will take a sobering pause in 2010. There will be diligence in terms of scripts and budgets," Sanjeev Lamba, CEO of Reliance Big Pictures, one of India's biggest production houses, told Reuters. Bollywood spent more than 15 billion rupees and released 120 films last year, but only a handful of those made it to the list of successes. A three month-long standoff between producers and multiplex owners also hit business. "There has to be a sense of reality regarding the remuneration that various talents associated with a film get and the amount of revenue that a film is likely to make. Ho...