Four homemade bombs were found in Georgetown

NIBONG: People in the Rhino Off Jalan Sungai Besi here uproar when he found a bag containing wrapping paper gift box containing the bomb in the yard of a house occupied by two
women in the neighborhood, on Saturday.

District Police Chief Seberang Perai Selatan (SPS) Supt Wan Ahmad Wan Hassan said a resident here realize there is a paper bag in the yard of the house, near the storage of goods around 11am.

"He told the tenants on the package before they see and find an item that resembles a bomb, they immediately called the police to inform the incident," he told reporters at the scene here.

He said initial investigations revealed that the box contains four homemade bombs reliable and Bomb Disposal Unit (BMU) and K-9 dogs were sent to conduct an investigation.

"The investigation found that there were two female residents aged 50s lived in a wooden house while the store was also used as a place of worship equipment storage.

"Three of the four bombs found was successfully detonated by UPB of Police Headquarters (NHQ) state at about 4:18 pm when a bomb they were brought back to the police for further investigation," he said.

Wan Hassan said investigations are ongoing to determine the motive for the incident including detecting those who put the bomb in the area.

He said it would take evidence from people in the area to assist in the investigation of the case.

"So far we do not know the real motive of the incident, whether due debts or intimidation of residents, further investigation is still ongoing," he said.

He said the case was investigated by the Act Corrosive and Explosive Substances and Offensive Weapons Act 1958.

Wan Hassan also sought the cooperation of the public with information regarding the incident to contact any nearby police station for investigation.

Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor suffer from diabetes

Bangalore: Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor has been suffering from diabetes.

Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor has revealed that she suffers from diabetes are nearing because The report that has been on my sugar level where the chances are it is.Bangalore hospital doctors treat me savings when the caution in the food, but I love South Indian food.Sonam Bangalore these days in the upcoming film ‘ Dolly ki Dolly’ are engaged in the promotion.

The Sonam Kapoor was born in Mumbai, India in 1985 and is currently 29 years old.

Stars align for Kristen Stewart in quiet corner of film universe

Within minutes, the actress kicks off her heels and sits cross-legged on her chair, getting comfortable to talk about the good moment in her career, a very different time from her blockbuster “Twilight” years.
Stewart has earned acclaim for her supporting roles in two art-house films: as the daughter of a woman (Julianne Moore) suffering from early onset Alzheimer’s in “Still Alice,” opening in Los Angeles and New York this weekend; and the assistant to an aging movie star (Juliette Binoche) in “Clouds of Sils Maria,” a Cannes Film Festival favorite out in U.S. theaters this spring.

“I am thrilled. I love movies. I don’t have those nagging, regretful feelings about either of them,” Stewart said.

“It is a miracle,” she added. “Jesus, when the stars align and you are allowed to feel that way, it is why movies are made. It is why they affect people.”

Critics have taken note of what the former child actress and teen phenomenon is showing the world at 24 years of age. Variety’s Peter Debruge called her “the most compellingly watchable American actress of her generation” and A.O. Scott at the New York Times said her more recent roles “should help re-establish her as an insightful and unpredictable talent.”
‘LIKE BEING HIRED’


Stewart has known Moore since she was 12 and took on “Still Alice” because she knew Moore would deliver on the difficult role. As it happens, Moore is now the overwhelming favorite to win the best actress Oscar this year for her role as Alice.

“Her capability is astounding and motivating as all hell,” said Stewart. “I get on a set with her – and I have been acting since I was 9 – whoa, I am not there yet. I am striving; I am trying.”
Stewart’s Lydia is the untethered daughter who comes home to care for her mother, who rapidly loses her faculties at the age of 50.

“The movie is supposed to show how you deal with what you still have and you focus on what you retain rather than what you have lost,” said Stewart.

Raised in Los Angeles by parents who work in film and television, Stewart “idolizes this industry” and would love to do big franchise movies again and even be a Marvel superhero.

Looking back at her years as Bella, the lovestruck teenager entangled in a forbidden romance with a vampire in the “Twilight” movies, Stewart is nostalgic.

“I felt into it. I loved it,” she said, adding, “I got into that for absolutely the right reasons. There was never any regret.”

People in the industry have pushed her to go find stories she wants to do and start a production company to have more power over her roles. But she’s not ready for that yet.

“I like being hired,” she said. “I like the feeling of having no control over something.”