Actress Teri Hatcher was compelled to wear false eyelashes after she accidentally sliced off her eyelashes during a grooming session. The Desperate Housewives star was tidying up her eyebrows the night before she took part in the recent Nautica Malibu Triathlon in California, but the blade slipped and sliced through her lashes.
“I had one of those mini razors and so I (placed it on my brow) and in this milli second I heard this sound, and I’d shaved off half of my eyelashes,” contactmusic.com quoted her as saying. Hatcher was forced to glue on false lashes so she didn’t look foolish while swimming, biking and running the following day and she revealed she’s still waiting for the originals to grow back. “So these are all fake,” she added pointing to her eyebrows.
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Indian sand artist gets 3 medals in US
Washington: Noted Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has won three medals in the North American sand sculpting competition at Virginia Beach as part of the Neptune Festival 2010 celebrating its 37th anniversary.
Pattnaik, one of 11 professional sculptors to take part in the largest competition of its kind in the US, won medals for Neptune’s Choice, Sculptor’s Choice and fifth place in the solo championship at Virginia beach, about 200 miles from here, on the east coast. Pattnaik, the first sand artist from India to win this championship in US, created a sand sculpture of Neptune giving the message “Save The Sea from Oil Spill”.
He was presented the medals on Saturday in a grand prize distribution ceremony by “King of Neptune” Bruce L. Thompson.
—IANS