'People think I'm grungy now - and I know that I'm being photographed!' femalefirst.co.uk quoted her as saying.

Kristen admits she enjoys being choosy during fashion shoots. 'I'm fine when I'm chilling with my hair and makeup crew - I like choosing what I am going to wear.'

'The regime got me into the shape of my life and I continue to return to it when I have a specific event so that I can do ridiculous things like be a 37-year-old mother-of-two and wear shorts!' contactmusic.com quoted Paltrow as saying.

Gwyneth also claims she has to diet in short spurts to get good results.

'To really get in line, I follow her strict diet for five days to lose my extra winter weight. Now, I am not a good dieter and I cannot every do it for long - only when there is a goal in sight, which there was in this case.'

'My style is just simpler - I don't buy anything trendy. I used to be more easily seduced by some momentary idea of what was fashionable. Now I'm slightly savvier. I still have the same ideas in my head about what looks good on me and what doesn't. I still will not wear turtlenecks,' femalefirst.co.uk quoted her as saying.

'I feel like I'm having a panic attack in them. I'm so short that the little bit of height I have is taken and consumed by the turtleneck. My son won't wear them either,' she added.

Gaga will wear a silk mesh bodysuit with embroidered Chantilly lace and crystal and jet beading. Over it, she will wear a silk organza cape with an embroidered hood and black patent stiletto boots.

' 'American Idol' is a real modern phenomenon that has captured the public's imagination and delivers great drama,' femalefirst.co.uk quoted Armani as saying.

'Dressing Lady Gaga for the Grammy Awards, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala, and now for 'American Idol' has been a very exciting project.

'To complement the spirit of Lady Gaga herself, I have let my imagination run free, and the outfit I have created for her for 'American Idol' is pure fantasy,' he added.

A poet, novelist, playwright and painter, Tagore's creativity knew no bounds and even today his genius reaches out to the young in new, kitschy ways as his 150th birth anniversary dawns May 9.

Sumit Sen, a law student in Kolkata, told IANS: 'I feel proud to wear a T-shirt with Tagore's paintings imprinted on them. It not only stands out in a crowd of T-shirts with banal one-liners in English, it also democratises Tagore.'

'He reaches out much more easily among ordinary people like me who are not part of the cultural elite,' he added.

Kolkata-based designer Abhishek Dutta says he has grown up with Tagore's literature and poems, something done by every Bengali kid who resides in West Bengal.

'Any Bengali who has grown up in Kolkata can't skip his songs, literature. I remember during childhood we used to have an entire day dedicated to Tagore's birthday,' Dutta said from Kolkata.

'His work, especially his one liners, have been used a lot on T-shirts, mugs, table mats. A lot of his sketches have also been used.'

Pali Sachdev, another Kolkata-based designer, is contemplating the idea of churning out a collection based on Tagore's work.

'His work is genuinely timeless and I feel that a lot more can be done to showcase some of it. It has been on my mind for a long time,' Sachdev from label Monapali told IANS over phone from Kolkata.

Some much quoted lines of Tagore are: 'We come nearest to the great when we are great in humility'; 'Faith is the bird that sings when the dawn is still dark'; 'God seeks comrades and claims love, the Devil seeks slaves and claims obedience'; 'God respects me when I work, but god loves me when I sing'.

Pune-based mediaperson Biswadip Mitra said: 'I find it easier to express my feelings through Tagore, be it his songs like 'Anondodhara Bohichhe Bhubane' and 'Tumi Rawbe Nirawbe', or the lines in Tagore's famous novel 'Shesher Kobita'.'

Mitra says he prefers using Tagore's poems on greeting cards.

'I prefer sending greeting cards carrying Tagore's poems or songs or his paintings, rather than the regular Westernised stuff one gets in the chain stores. For me, Tagore's creations are one of the best ways to stay connected to my roots and with the people I love.

'Customised kitsch with Tagore's creations on them is always wonderful,' he said.

But Dutta feels youngsters who make a style statement using his kitch should also try to dig deeper into his works.

'Today's youngsters say they are proud of Tagore, but the problem is that most of them don't have insight into his literature, life or anything.'

Jabalpur-based artist Sajan Kurien Mathew feels while using Tagore's lines one should give importance to quality.

'Using Tagore's paintings or lines from his songs and poems on mugs and T-shirts or as posters isn't bad. But, I think, if these prints are not done properly, then the excellence of Tagore's creations will be lost. And that will be an insult to the great man,' said Mathew.

Kolkata-based sculptor Tapas Sarkar feels the same.

'Art has become commercial no doubt, but there must be a limit to everything. One may argue that by imprinting a few lines from Tagore's songs and poems or imprinting his paintings on a T-shirt, younger people can be made aware of the immense talents of Gurudev,' said Sarkar.

'But I fear it might trivialise his creations. Rabindranath cannot be branded that way. He's beyond any branding,' he added.

(Shilpa Raina can be contacted at shilpa.r@ians.in)

The finding suggests that the well-known damaging effects of job stress on men cause more harm to women's heart.

During the study, among female nurses in Denmark, researchers observed for 15 years the impact of having a demanding job on the hearts of 12,000 women aged 45 to 64.

Those who complained of excessive pressure were at least 50 percent more likely to have heart disease than those who said the pressure was manageable or appropriate. This figure was reduced to 35 percent when lifestyle factors such as smoking were taken into account.

The effect was greatest among nurses aged under 50, who ran twice the risk if they had a high pressure job, The Independent reported.

The researchers from the Glostrup University Hospital in Denmark say heart disease is more common in older people and so causes such as stress are harder to distinguish from other lifestyle factors.

During the observation period 1993-2008, 580 women had been admitted to hospital with heart disease, of whom 138 had suffered a heart attack. The results were published in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

The researchers also analysed the results for the first five years of the study, when the nurses were younger. This showed the effects of stress were greater, relatively, with up to a doubling in the risk of heart disease for those under the greatest pressure.

June Davison, a cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation, said: 'Feeling under pressure at work means stressed employees may pick up some unhealthy bad habits and add to their risk of developing heart problems.

'Pressurised workers may reach for cigarettes, snack foods and alcohol to make themselves feel better. If you feel under pressure, you should try and tackle it in a positive way and get active during work hours'.

He said using the stairs and walking some of the way to work could help act as a stress buster and boost heart health.

The 26-year-old singer says she has no problem with getting older but can't understand why women of her age undergo anti-wrinkle treatment to make them look flawless.

'I try not to worry. I've got a few older friends and I always hear them going, 'How old? 26? Ah, you're a baby', and I'm kind of like, 'Maybe I should embrace it and not worry about looking old'. It scares me when I think that some women have Botox at 25,' contactmsuic.com quoted Cole as saying.

The organisers are currently scouting for hotels and venues across the city for the couture week. While the sponsors have been finalised, they shall be announced at a formal ceremony soon.

'We need to make a format for the event. So in a week, the formal announcement will be made. But it is confirmed the event will take place in July,' Sethi told IANS.

'One thing I can assure you is this fashion week will be on a very big level and the selection of designers will be very stringent,' he added.

The couture week will be held for not more than five days, with 10-12 shows in all, according to Sethi, who promises that it will be an extravaganza.

Keeping in tune with the HDIL Couture Week, which will have its third season later this year in Mumbai, the sets of the shows at the capital's couture week too will be elaborate. This will give only select designers a chance to showcase their high-end collections.

'Couture needs the environment and a designer gets a platform to showcase his or her creativity at the highest level. Couture is all about bespoke designs. So we are looking forward to making it a grand affair.'

Delhi has been host to 15 editions of the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW), and one edition of the Delhi Fashion Week (DFW) and the Van Heusen India Men's Week (VHIMW).

But a couture week which could showcase high-end, exclusive, custom-made designer wear, was lacking in the city.

Los Angeles store Kitson has approached Cole to design her own line exclusively for the company, Contactmusic.com reported.

'This will be huge for Cheryl. Obviously she's already a big star in the UK but she's not a household name in America. This will change everything,' a source said.

'Kitson is one of the most popular shops in L.A. and is a favourite among celebrities. It's one of the coolest boutiques, so for Cheryl to be offered her own range with her name at the helm is fantastic news.'

'The creators want to use her song title 'Fight For This Love' as the name for the range and are hoping she can design dresses and shoes as well as handbags. They are also wanting her to model the collection herself,' the source added.

The model is trying for a baby with husband Alex Reid and has ditched the wrinkle-smoothing injections after a doctor advised her the treatment could be harmful.

'Katie was gutted but she didn't want to take any chances. She was the one who asked whether it was safe to have the injections when pregnant. When the doctor said it wasn't advisable Katie said, 'No way.',' thesun.co.uk quoted a source as saying.

Now, the 31-year-old is opting for more natural procedures.

'Instead she had a massage and a normal facial for an hour and a half. She is desperate for a baby after coming off the pill at Christmas. She keeps saying she is worried she will have loads of wrinkles at her birthday party. But deep down all she wants is to get pregnant so vanity has to be put to one side,' source added.