With Paris Hilton's ex-boyfriend boasting of more 'red-hot' footage to be released soon the worst is yet to come for the hotel heiress. If you thought the worst was behind Paris Hilton you were wrong with new reports that a second video of her sex romps is going to be released soon. According to The Sun sleazy ex-lover Rick Salomon plans a sequel to the tape that made him millons before. The gambling tycoon, 33, boasts he has more "red-hot" footage.

A source revealed to the tabliod, "He is telling friends he has another Paris porn tape ready to go." The first tape had become the most searched for item on the internet a year ago when a previous sex video had been released. The insider is reported to have said of the new clips, "Millions worldwide will want to see them."

In a sepearate report, last week the hotel heiress Paris Hilton left a party in tears on the weekend, after she walked in on guests watching her sexual exploits on film. The socialite and friends were gate-crashing a bash in California's Malibu area on Saturday night when they stumbled on fellow revellers glued to a large TV screen admiring her graphic encounter with ex-boyfriend Rick Salomon, writes the british newspaper.

Actor Amrish Puri is no more

MUMBAI, Jan12: Film actor Amrish Puri on Wednesday died at the Hinduja Hospital here following prolonged illness, hospital sources said. He was 72. Puri suffered a blood clot in the brain and slipped into coma, family sources said. He was also being treated for malaria, they added. The actor had undergone a surgery last week. He is survived by wife, a son and a daughter.

Puri, known for his versatility and great acting prowess, performed remarkably in Mr India as underworld don Mogambo. The actor, who started his film career at a relatively late age, would always be remembered for his roles in Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Vidhata, Hero, Reshma aur Shera. The funeral is likely to take place on Thursday, family sources said

Fur flies as sultry activists bare skin

SEOUL, Jan 7: Sultry animal rights activists stripped down in the freezing weather to bare their skin on Friday to try to save the hides of millions of animals slaughtered for fur garments. Wearing nothing more than flimsy underwear, painted-on leopard spots, cat's ears and carrying a banner reading "Only Animals Should Wear Fur", two young women from the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) marched down the street at the busy commercial block of Myeongdong.

A crowd of curious, mostly male onlookers feasted their eyes on the activists who braved the numbing winter weather to show their skins and shout slogans. But, several plainclothes policemen quickly forced their way through the group, wrapped the two naked women with blankets and overcoats and dragged them to a nearby police station.

The two were then charged with "indecent exposure" and ordered to appear before court where they will likely be fined, said Lisa Franzetta, one of the two protestors and the coordinator of PETA's international "Anti-Fur" Campaign. "People just need to know if they are buying fur coat ... that animal was either electrocuted, or poisoned or had their neck broken simply for the sake of fashion," she said.

"We know when the Korean people become more aware of the really incredible suffering and violence behind the fur industry, they will reject fur. "That's why we were out there showing some of our own skin today in the hopes that it will help save the skins of the millions of animals," she said. Traditionally, North America, Western Europe, the Nordic countries and Russia have been the major markets for fur garments.

But because of the declining fur industry's desperate efforts to create new markets, sales of furs have expanded to South Korea, China and Japan, PETA said.

"With today's toasty and fashionable synthetics, there's no excuse to wear fur," said Christina Cho, who took part in the protest with Franzetta. Sales of fur garments in South Korea had been increasing until the economy fell into a slump in 2003. At that time annual sales were estimated at 400 million dollars.

"Differently from those in Europe, clients in South Korea are not affected much by anti-fur campaigns as the winter here is too cold to reject fur coats," said Han Sang-Hoon, a manager of Jindo Corp., a leading fur coat maker in Seoul. South Korea was the last leg of PETA's Asian campaign which also took the activists to Japan and China. "This is the first anti-fur protest in South Korea but certainly it won't be the last," Franzetta said.

Jackson's lurid molestation details revealed!

WASHINGTON, Jan 8: Lurid details about the case against pop icon Michael Jackson have emerged now that the child molestation trial is on the horizon. According to EOnline, the abused child's story about his relationship with the 'Dangerous' star has come out in graphic detail on the website TheSmokingGun.com.

The young boy, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2000, was keen to meet his favourite singing sensation, Jackson. The 'Thriller' singer after learning the sick child's wish called him in the hospital, following which they interacted regularly on telephone and became friends. The accuser claimed that on one of the first two trips with his younger brother to Neverland, Jackson showed them porn sites using an Apple laptop computer he had presented the boy as a gift.

The pop king went on to lavish expensive gifts like a a white Ford Bronco and a video gaming system on the boy and his family. Jackson even allegedly told the boys that if anyone asked them about viewing porn, they should just say they were watching 'The Simpsons.'

The boy further revealed that Jackson seved alcohol to him and started touching him inappropriately. But the boy's mother suspected some foul play while a plane ride from Florida to California, in which she said that she witnessed Jackson licking the sleeping boy's head. The younger brother corroborated his mom's story, even demonstrating how it was done.

Jackson, meanwhile, has pleaded not guilty to charges of child molestation, administering an intoxicating agent, and conspiring to commit child abduction, false imprisonment and extortion. He is currently free on 3 million dollars bail and will stand trial on January 31.

Rog -- a suspense thriller

Pooja Bhatt and Sujit Kumar Productions "Rog" tells the story of a young girl, Maya, (Ilene Hamann), a gorgeous woman who leaves men awestruck with her beauty. An advertising agency head, Harshavardhan (Suhel Seth) who needs a model for one of his campaigns approaches Maya and falls head over heels in love with her. There is another young man, Himanshu Malik, who is attracted to her.

At this juncture, the story takes an interesting turn when Maya is murdered and from here starts the story of "Rog", when Uday Singh Rathore, (Irrfan) the police officer investigating the case, develops a strong attraction for her. Irrfan cannot come to terms with the fact that he is in love with a dead woman and his love for her makes him a sick person, who craves for Maya all the time. In order to get rid of his feelings, he tries to solve Maya's murder mystery on a priority basis and gets in touch with every person associated with her. The suspense about the identity of the culprit and how the story unfolds subsequently forms the crux of the story line.

Rog is Pooja Bhatt's third film after Jism and Paap, with the latter last receiving a dismal response at the box-office. The film is directed by Himanshu Brahmabhatt and the story is written by Mahesh Bhatt. The film introduces South African supermodel, Ilene Hamann, who is playing a full-fledged role in the film. Pooja decided to cast the actress after she saw her photograph on the cover of a French publication, 'La Official'. Apart from Hamann, the film stars Irrfan Khan, Suhel Seth, Munish Makhija, Shyamli Varma and others. M.M. Kreem, who had earlier composed the songs for Jism, has composed the music of the film.

The film has been extensively shot in Mumbai and Alibaug and was recently shown at the Kara Film Festival, where it received a promising response. ROG is once again a film in a different genre coming from Pooja Bhatt's production house. The suspense thriller is being slated for a January 7 release.

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