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Priyanka Chopra showcases Love Story 2050

Priyanka Chopra showcases Love Story 2050

Priyanka Chopra showcases Love Story 2050

Priyanka Chopra showcases Love Story 2050

Priyanka Chopra showcases Love Story 2050

Priyanka-Harman stay connected always! Distance really makes the heart grow fonder, specially in the case of Priyanka Chopra and Harman Baweja. He doesn't want to lose touch with her like the last time, when he damaged his phone in Australia. So he's got himself another handset and number, just to stay connected with her. And wonder of wonders, considering that Priyanka has dropped her mobile innumerable times, her man has also advised her to get a back-up, just in case the one she regularly uses, conks off. So, Piggy Chops, who was shooting for an ad in Bangkok, got herself a cell phone and a local number, to remain in touch with Harman. For his sake, we just hope she doesn't give the number to her other good friends like Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Sreesanth. Or shouldn't I bother?

Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

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Aishwarya Rai unveils the first look of Summer of 2008

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Kaka admits: AC Milan struggling for motivation AC Milan ace Kaka has revealed the dressing room are finding it difficult to motivate themselves in their battle to clinch fourth-place. Out of the Champions League and running for the Scudetto, Kaka conceded: "We need to show our character. "The battle for fourth place is a war within ourselves, but it is hard to stay motivated."

Pato Flattered By Pele Comparisons AC Milan's teenage prodigy Alexandre Pato has admitted to being flattered to be compared to Brazilian football god Pele, but insisted that his focus is now strictly on helping his club qualify for the Champions League next season. Things could hardly be going better for the 18-year-old at the moment, as last weekend he scored the only goal of the game as Milan won 1-0 at Torino, and then in midweek he made a dream debut for the Brazil, during which he was also the match-winner during the 1-0 friendly win over Sweden. "I am happy with this goal on my debut and it makes me delighted that some people consider me the next Pele," beamed Pato. "Pele, who scored in the 1958 World Cup final against Sweden, is my idol. "At the moment my career is going well and I have to work very hard in order to continue with the national team. "I am delighted with all the compliments I have received from so many people. "But now my focus is on the domestic league and we have to concentrate in order to finish fourth in the standings and return to play in the Champions League next season." The Rossoneri currently face a real struggle to qualify for next season's Champions League as they trail fourth-placed Fiorentina by four points. There will be added pressure on Pato today as Ronaldo, Filippo Inzaghi and Kaka are all unavailable through injury, while Alberto Gilardino is doubtful with the flu.

Galliani Lauds 'Fantastic' Pato Milan vice president Adriano Galliani addressed Pato's emergence, football in Italy and Milan's current plight. The outspoken Rossoneri chief claimed he is happy with the state of Italian football despite criticism coming from many quarters following issues such as Calciopoli and crowd violence. Football and Fashion The bald eagle boasts of the Azzurri's World Cup success, as well as his own Milan being holders of the Champions League and World Club Cup. "What I would change about the Italian football scene? Not much, because I think that, along with fashion, it's one of the sectors in which our country is doing well," he said. "Let's not forget we have achieved some amazing results. Milan becoming European Champions, Italy World Champions, and then Milan also became Club World Champions. Also in swimming things are going well now. I would change other areas, not sports." Trophies He admitted he was bitterly disappointed with the side's position in the league - currently floundering in fifth place and look unlikely to seal Champions League qualification - but took solace in the fact that no matter what, his side will end the season with silverware. "Certainly we can't be happy about being in fifth place, but we've won two trophies so we will not finish the season empty handed," he declared. "Now obviously we have the objective of finishing fourth, because I can't imagine Milan playing in the Uefa Cup, but if it should happen we will accept it." Predestined Despite being happy with the state of Italian football, he readily admitted to skipping watching his own team play a game of great prestige against Spain, instead choosing to watch Milan's Brasilian prodigy Pato against Sweden, as the 18-year-old came off the bench to score the only goal of the game with a composed lobbed finish. "I admit I didn't watch Italy, I watched Brazil and Pato," revealed Galliani. "He's evidently a predestined player, he's almost always scored on his debuts. "He's a fantastic player, but let's allow him to grow. I think we've found our striker for the next 10-15 years." No Conflict Regarding il Diavolo's other Brasilian superstar, one Kaká, Galliani is reluctant to see his injury-stricken player participate in the Olympics with Brasil, and insists negotiations with the Selecao have so far been amicable, contrary to several reports. "Kaká will play against Cagliari but not against Atalanta," he said, regarding the player's current struggles with a knee problem. "On the situation of a call up to the Olympics, I must say that president Texeira was very kind. We've talked. We don't want to start any conflict, because since they are not Uefa dates we can allow it, but we know that national teams have a squad of players (Pato being one of them, because he has the right age) who can participate. We don't agree with bringing in extra players." Broken Home Galliani also briefly addressed Milan's current struggles at San Siro, which sees them miraculously having one of the worst home records in Serie A so far this season. "It's hard to say why a team which has done better than any other away from home is one of the worst at home," he sighed. "It's hard to understand because this is the first time this has happened, but it's a problem we are aware of and hopefully it can be solved in the next few games."

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