Mystery woman in Brown and Rihanna Case Revealed

The women who triggered the fight that left Rhianna battered and bruised and Chris Brown an accused felon is none other than Brown's manager Tina Davis.

She was the one who left the three-page text message on Brown's cell phone . Davis who is twice his age was rumored to have had a relationship with him when he was 16 but both of them have been in constant denial.

According to the detectives the text message to Brown talked about hooking up later and it totally pissed off Rhianna. She slapped and hit him and he then brutally fired back. The detective's affidavit refers to the text message as being "from a woman who Brown had a previous sexual relationship with." Tina refused to comment on the matter.

Gandhi Items Are Sold for $1.8 Million

Items that belonged to revered Indian independence leader Mahatma Gandhi were sold at a auction to UB group chairman Mr. Vijay Mallya for $1.8 million on Thursday.

The seller James Otis had tried at the last minute to withdraw the items -- Gandhi's trademark wire-rimmed glasses, worn leather sandals, a pocket watch(given to him by Indira Gandhi) and a metal bowl and plate -- after the planned sale caused uproar in India.But the auction in New York at Antiquorum Auctioneer went ahead despite protests by the Indian government.

Mallya himself was not present at the auction, his representative Tony Bedi did the bidding for him."I am sure all Indians will be pleased that these Gandhi items will be coming home," Bedi told reporters.He also said that Mr. Mallya will donate them to India for public display.

Beckham wins battle to stay at AC Milan

David Beckham has won his battle to stay at AC Milan until the end of the campaign and he will return to play for the Italian giants next season.

Under a unique 'timeshare' agreement, the England midfielder will feature for LA Galaxy between July and October before rejoining Milan in November for the rest of the season.The deal follows weeks of negotiations between the two clubs during which Milan bulked at the size of the transfer fee Galaxy were demanding - thought to be around £12m.

It is understood that Beckham is so determined to stay at Milan that he will pay £2million towards the loan fee to Galaxy.the deal is expected to be officially confirmed by the clubs later today or over the weekend.

The move means he will be able to stay at peak physical fitness as he attempts to win a place in the England squad for next summer's World Cup. Fabio Capello has made Beckham a key player in his revamped Three Lions squad and he recently equaled Bobby Moore's record of 108 caps as an outfield player.

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Chris Brown Charged with Two Felonies

The L.A. County District Attorney has charged Chris Brown with felony assault and making criminal threats.The charging documents name "Robyn F." as the alleged victim.

Forensic experts studying photos of the silver car’s interior said spatters of blood, scuff marks and damage all pointed to a “terrible struggle”.BLOOD in a Lamborghini is proof of the attack pop star RIHANNA allegedly suffered at the hands of boyfriend CHRIS BROWN.

US reports gave the most graphic account of the incident yet.They said Brown hit Rihanna’s head against the car window, bit her ear and fingers and got her in a headlock until she began to black out — forcing her to try to gouge his eyes to make him let go.Brown is also said to have told her: “I’m going to beat the shit out of you” and “I’m going to kill you”.

Brown was arrested a month ago after allegedly beating up Barbados-born Rihanna, 21, on the eve of the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.Brown and Rihanna are said to have made up and were reunited at P. Diddy’s Miami home last week.

He answered only “Yes, Ma’am” to the judge and later he was freed on £35,000 bail until a hearing on April 6.The court ordered him not to “harass, threaten or use force” against anyone. He was not ordered to stay away from Rihanna.A spokesperson for the D.A. tells that he could face a maximum of four years and eight months in prison.

attack on cricket!

Terrorists today staged a commando-style attack on the Sri Lanka cricket team as they were being bussed to a Test match in Pakistan.Six players were injured and six police escorts killed when they were ambushed by masked gunmen with AK-47s, grenades and rocket launchers.The attackers had arrived in rickshaws and burst out in front of the bus, spraying bullets, as it neared the Gadaffi stadium in Lahore.

Batsman Thilan Samaraweera was shot in the leg and opening batsman Tharanga Paranthavina was hit in the chest by shrapnel, both were being treated in hospital and according to the sources all of them are out of danger.Three more players Sangakara, Jayawardene, Mendis and head coach Australian Trevor Bayliss, received minor injuries.Chris Broad, in a car of match officials behind the bus which was also attacked but was uninjured. Fourth umpire, the local Pakistani umpire, was hit in the back and was seriously injured.

Police said up to 12 gunmen were involved in the attack at 8.40am local time as the bus reached a roundabout. They arrived on rickshaws before opening fire.There were immediate claims the terrorists were part of the same group blamed for the horrific attack on the Indian city of Mumbai last November.I feel that India had made a wise decision to cancel their tour of Pakistan after the 26/11 attacks.

The team, apart from the two being treated in hospital, went on to the stadium and were later airlifted by a army helicopter to Abu-Dhabi and from here they will be flying back to their home today itself .The match was canceled and the series called off. Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa condemned the attack and ordered his foreign minister to immediately travel to Pakistan to help assist in the team's evacuation and ensure they are safe.

Its time for Pakistan to seriously think of its internal security after just 2 weeks back the entire Swat region came under the control of Pro-Taliban regime.If they keep crumbling under the pressure it might not take much time for it to become a Taliban nation and might have to suffer the same fate as Afghanistan.