Sarkozy left standing in the dark in Canada
TORONTO: Was it a nefarious Canadian plot that left French President Nicolas Sarkozy standing silently at a microphone in the dark? At the end of two back-to-back summits hosted by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper,the French leader ignored protocol,which dictates that meeting hosts get to hold their press conference before other leaders. But when he took to the stage in a small tented room at a summit site,Sarkozys microphone didnt work and the lights were turned off. It took French aides a frantic five minutes of scrambling to turn the volume and the lights on. Its Canadian sabotage, joked Finance Minister Christine Lagarde from the front row.
McCartney gets request to autograph bottom
London: Paul McCartney has seen plenty of crazed fans over the decades,but he was shocked when a group asked him to autograph their bottoms. The Beatles icon turned down the cheeky fans requests to autograph their bottom in front of a crowd of more than 50,000,during a performance at the Hard Rock Calling Festival here,reported Daily Mail online. McCartney was closing the festival when he spotted the invitation on a placard. Looking into the crowd,he said,We got one here that says Sign my butt and Ill get it tattooed. The answer to that is no.