Will Smith died

Actor Will Smith died while shooting a movie in New Zealand early this morning in a car accident.

The report said that Will Smith was driving his porsche car earlier today when he suddenly lost control and struck the side wall of the road.


The report further says "Paramedics came on the scene within minutes but were unable to revive Mr. Smith."

Going two for two on the fake celebrity death circuit this weekend comes a new name with an old story: Will Smith dead in a car accident.




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Basketball Wives Season 3

The third season of "Basketball Wives" is back Monday on VH1, and while some players might be afraid about what the ladies will say, the queen bee of the cast (which includes wives, ex-wives, girlfriends and ex-girlfriends) Shaunie O'Neal, says," it's all in good fun and nothing is changing."

"Along with our normal drama you'll get to dip into the ladies personal lives a little more," said O'Neal, who executive produces and stars on the series. "More kids, you'll get to meet some of the ladies parents and hear their story a little more. It becomes a little more personal this season."

O'Neal's function on the show has become that of a peacemaker while the other ladies duke it out and at times throw punches. Yes, actual punches. In last season's finale a fight started between Antoine Walker's ex-fiancée Evelyn Lozada and Kenny Anderson's ex-wife Tami Roman.

Highlights of Episode 3: Tami Roman pops off after discovering out she's the inspiration behind a new t-shirt line that declares, "You Are a Non F***N Factor B*tch." Jennifer Williams is eventually serving up divorce papers and somewhere in between we'll see Chad Ochocinco and Evelyn Lozada making visits to the fertility clinic to try to have twins.



Tune in to VH1 on May 30 8P/7C to see "Basketball Wives Episode 3" for these ladies in full effect.

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Vitamin D : For The Treatment Of Overweighting.

Since overweight and weighty women are at risk for chronic diseases and be given to have less-than-optimal levels of vitamin D, Dr. Caitlin Mason, Ph.D., research fellow at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center required to know if fat menopausal women could increase their vitamin D blood levels with weight loss. It turns out those who lost more than 15 percent of their body weight experienced notable increases in the fat-soluble vitamin D.

"Since vitamin D is generally lower in persons with obesity, it is possible that low vitamin D could account, in part, for the link between obesity and diseases such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes," said Mason, the paper's leading author, published online in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. "Determining whether weight loss helps change vitamin D status is important for understanding potential avenues for disease prevention."

The year-long study - one of the largest ever conducted to measure the outcome of weight loss on vitamin D - involved 439 overweight-to-obese, sedentary, postmenopausal Seattle-area women, ages 50 to 75, who were indiscriminately assigned to one of four groups: exercise only, diet only, exercise plus diet and no intervention.

According to the National Institutes of Health, vitamin D plays many crucial roles in the body. It increases calcium absorption and is required for bone growth and bone healing. Along with calcium, vitamin D helps protect older adults from osteoporosis and youngsters from rickets.

The Vitamin D also influences cell growth, neuromuscular and immune function, and lessen the inflammation. Many gene-encoding proteins that influence cell proliferation, differentiation, and programmed cell death necessary to prevent cancer are modulated in part by the vitamin.

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Miami Herald, Sean Kingston has died

(CNN) -- Singer Sean Kingston was injured in a Jet Ski accident near Miami and taken to a trauma center Sunday evening, a Florida official said.

Jorge Pino, spokesman for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said the watercraft obviously wrecked when it went under a small bridge about 6 p.m., officials were still investigating the reason.

Lauren Ceradini, vice president of publicity at Epic Records, said early Monday morning that "Sean is stabilized" and controverted online claims that Kingston had died. Ceradini did not detailed on Kingston's condition.

Hip-hop singer Trav, who features Kingston in his latest song, said he see Kingston at the hospital.

"He is good in stable condition," Trav told CNN in an e-mail.

Kingston's publicist at Epic Records, Joseph Carozza, gave a statement Sunday night confirming Kingston "was in an accident."

"No further details are available at the moment. He and his family thank everyone for the well wishes," the Carozza said.

Earlier in the day, Kingston posted the following message on his Twitter account, which has more than 1.5 million followers:

"South beach... #nicee... bout to get fresh and cause that movie!!..."

The Miami-born artist's real name is Kisean Anderson. He changed his name to Kingston to reflect his Jamaican inheritance.

Kingston shot to fame in 2007 when his launching song "Beautiful Girls" became a No. 1 hit in the United States
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Sahara Can Produce Electricity For Entire World

The on-going tempestuousness in Arab world has pushed the Desertec Foundation's projects into limits of uncertainness. The project of Desertec Foundation is a typical green energy project whose basic object is to produce electricity from burning sunshine of Sahara desert. The approximated cost of this project is around $566 billion, but its study work is still in its initial stages. Study on the project was started after a report justified that only few fractional parts of the total Sahara Desert can produce electricity for whole world.

Future of this energy production project has gone in uncertainties. Some experts are claiming that the democratic governments, if they come in Arab World, will take this project more earnestly than the current dictatorships. But most experts frightened that the ongoing tempestuousness in Africa will take a long time to settle. Desertec might have gotten the label of 21st century's mega project for energy production in 2011. But many critics have started to point out that Desertec project is dead due to political and social unrests of African countries.

Desertec Project was researched and organised by Germans - German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP) has completed most of its research. Scientists of this institute all the same have hopes in future of project as Kirsten Swestphal; an energy expert of institute has said that she is thinking in the inverse direction. She thought that the pro-democracy governments would bring stableness in the economy of region. As democratic governments would be backed by civilians, they would take this project more earnestly. So project is not dead according to her.


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Danica Patrick: Indy 500 Results

Danica Patrick took a late lead at the Indy 500 and needed fuel concerns to resolve themselves to have a chance at taking the checkered flag and it came about for the second time in her IndyCar career,. And just like in 2005, Patrick's 2011 Indy 500 ran out of fuel a little too soon, leaving her with a 10th-place finish.

Patrick's day was a dull drive to the front at first. She dealt with slowly wearing her car into tip-top shape and picking off drivers one by one through the first three quarters of the race, and in the end moved into the teens in the later goings. That only led to more Indy 500 thwarting for the series' most renowned driver.

Patrick's team adventured on a fuel-conservation strategy by roughness on Lap 159 and hoping for two things: enough green flag racing for Patrick's car to retrieve the form that had her running strong late, and a caution to give Patrick a chance to fill up before the finish. She got the former, and led 10 laps after taking the lead with 20 laps to go. But Patrick couldn't stop in front of Bertrand Baguette as her fuel drained, and in the end had to pit.

That last stop left her racing to make the top 10 - which she did, at 10th, giving her six top-10 finishes at the Indy 500 in seven starts. But for Patrick, who appeared to be in every other commercial during the race, consistency isn't a problem; she's long proven that she can contend on the IndyCar circuit when her cars are strong.

The issue is that the big breakthrough victory at the race she dreamed of capturing as a child continues to circumvent her. And while her public arguments about staying in IndyCar while learning NASCAR-style stock car racing are all well and good, continued fights to stand out in open-wheel racing will only fuel more discussion about whether she's not long for it.
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Indy 500, 2011

After weeks of homework, the Indianapolis 500 has come. On Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, 33 of the best IndyCar drivers will take part in one of America's greatest races. Alex Tagliani has the pole and there will be enough pre-race ceremonies to mark the 100th anniversary of the Indy 500.

Here is all the reportage information for Sunday's Indy 500.

Start Time: It's a full morning of upshots at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, leading up to the 100th anniversary of the Indy 500. The track opens at 6 a.m. on Sunday, with six hours of festivities, including parades featuring sometime winners and pace laps, set for the time ahead of the race. The Indy 500 is set to get underway at noon following the parade and pace laps.

TV Coverage: ABC has the coverage, begin with the pre-race show at 11 a.m. At 12 p.m., the big show presented on ABC as the field takes to the track for the 100th anniversary of the Indy 500.

Radio Coverage: In addition to the television broadcast, you can also find the Indy 500 on your radio and on Sirius and XM radio. On Sirius, coverage can be found on Channel 211. Channel 145 has the race on XM.

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