Koi pregnant ho ya naho... Dhol bajay ga! (Let there be pregnancies... There would be drumming all along...)

First thing first, Meesha... Sexy lady! Congrats on starting a family. We hope that the creative genes continue in your off-springs.

Second. EXPRESS TRIBUNE! Get some fucking talent on your panel who can do fact-finding (and maybe some proofreading - there is a em-dash and hyphen together in one of their sentences). Gwen Stefani never left No Doubt. They were on a hiatus and are now planning to have a new album, later this year.

Third. Overload just off-loaded their chance to be something more than a "one-hit wonder". We all know why Meesha was fired. She got some mainstream attention when she did Coke Studio. I always had my doubts on Meesha but that girl can sing. Farhad Hamayun, the God-father of Overload earlier this week, announced that he is firing Ms. Meesha and her hubby and daddy-to-be Mahmood Rahman. Farhad and Mahmood are cousins and their family dawats will be a such a sweet affair from now. Oh the dramz!

Such...

Bilkul Such! Mobilink will never learn or maybe its employees would never learn. There has been a story out about the new Jazz Jazba logo being "not a very original idea". The logo is inspired by the logo of a company called Zagora. Check www.zagora.com.br for a look and it has been in use since 2005. However, in 2008, the original creator of the logo released a tutorial. This tutorial has been online since January 2008.

Come 2010, Mobilink Pakistan comes out with a new Youth brand called  Jazz 'Jazba'. The whole brand identity was launched and people started whispering that it looks too close to Warid's Glow idea. Earlier today when Propakistani.pk reported about the Motorola FLIPOUT coming under Jazz Jazba, a commenter commented the link of the tutorial which brings into the notice that the logo is "copied".