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Sunny Leone Has All the Talent to Become Mainstream Heroine, Says Director
"Why not Sunny Leone? I think she has all the talent to become a mainstream heroine. She has the Indian look. I watched her films like Jism 2 and Ragini MMS. I was so convinced that she definitely deserves much better than what she is doing," Rajeev Chaudhury said at the music launch of the film when asked why he chose the Jism 2
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Lies, Tweets Sunny Leone, About Report That She Slapped Journalist
Sunny Leone denied reports suggesting she slapped a journalist at in Gujarat. The Ragini MMS 2 actress replied to the tabloid on Twitter saying: "What Lies." Sunny's husband Daniel Webber also denied that any such incident took place. "It's a shame that they did not fact check when someone just tells any random story"
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Daniel Ricciardo plays down Sebastian Vettel tension at Red Bull
Daniel Ricciardo, 24, who replaced retired compatriot Mark Webber on the team this year, faces a challenging task with four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel.
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Jean-Eric Vergne not jealous of Daniel Ricciardo's Red Bull drive
The Toro Rosso driver says he has out-scored Ricciardo both last season and this and believes he could have got the Red Bull seat as well.
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Technical boss Adrian Newey backs Red Bull's youth policy
After the Milton Keynes-based outfit confirmed this week that Australian Daniel Ricciardo will line-up alongside defending triple champion German Sebastian Vettel next year, Newey said that he was particularly eager to bring on a driver for the long term.
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Red Bull appoint Daniel Ricciardo as Mark Webber's successor
Ricciardo has been sponsored by Red Bull since 2008 and he started driving for Toro Rosso last year, claiming 22 Formula One points from 42 Grand Prix races.
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Kimi Raikkonen bemused by future talk
He said Red Bull had stopped responding to their negotiations and made it seem clear that Toro Rosso's Daniel Ricciardo was set to replace fellow-Australian Mark Webber next season.
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Red Bull to replace Mark Webber with Daniel Ricciardo: report
German magazine Sport Bild reports that Red Bull will announce 24-year-old Ricciardo of Toro Rosso as Webber's successor in the Red Bull car at the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa on August 25.
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Targeting Red Bull seat, Daniel Ricciardo knows a lot rests on Hungarian Grand Prix
The Australian driver is vying with Toro Rosso teammate Jean-Eric Vergne and Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen for the vacant Red Bull slot. Red Bull are expected to announce in the coming weeks who will replace Mark Webber next season.
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Race for Red Bull F1 hot seat heating up
While Kimi Raikkonen has said he is unsure about future with Lotus, the likes of Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso) too are seen as contenders to replace Mark Webber next season.
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Daniel Ricciardo tipped as top contender to replace Mark Webber at Red Bull
Ricciardo, from Perth in Western Australia, has been encouraged to push for the drive by Webber who announced on the eve of the British Grand Prix his decision to retire from Formula One and go sportscar racing with Porsche next year.
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Lewis Hamilton snatches dramatic late pole from Sebastian Vettel in German GP qualifying
In an unexpectedly brilliant display of pace, F1's second Australian Daniel Ricciardo qualified sixth for Toro Rosso ahead of the two Ferraris of Brazilian Felipe Massa and Spaniard Fernando Alonso - the Italian team having changed strategy to run on medium-hard tyres in the third qualifying session.
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Who will Red Bull pick for 2014 - Raikkonen, Ricciardo or Vergne
Horner confirmed the speculations that Red Bull's sister team Toro Rosso's drivers, Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne, and former world champion Kimi Raikkonen of Lotus are in the race for the seat.
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British Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton claims stunning pole for home race
Hamilton qualified ahead of teammate Nico Rosberg while Sebastian Vettel was third quickest for Red Bull ahead of his retirement-bound team-mate Mark Webber.
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British Grand Prix: Nico Rosberg fastest in second practice at Silverstone
The German, who celebrated his 28th birthday on Thursday, clocked a best lap of one minute and 32.248 seconds in improving drying conditions after a rainswept morning.
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Sunny Leone Has All the Talent to Become Mainstream Heroine, Says Director
"Why not Sunny Leone? I think she has all the talent to become a mainstream heroine. She has the Indian look. I watched her films like Jism 2 and Ragini MMS. I was so convinced that she definitely deserves much better than what she is doing," Rajeev Chaudhury said at the music launch of the film when asked why he chose the Jism 2
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Lies, Tweets Sunny Leone, About Report That She Slapped Journalist
Sunny Leone denied reports suggesting she slapped a journalist at in Gujarat. The Ragini MMS 2 actress replied to the tabloid on Twitter saying: "What Lies." Sunny's husband Daniel Webber also denied that any such incident took place. "It's a shame that they did not fact check when someone just tells any random story"
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Daniel Ricciardo plays down Sebastian Vettel tension at Red Bull
Daniel Ricciardo, 24, who replaced retired compatriot Mark Webber on the team this year, faces a challenging task with four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel.
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Jean-Eric Vergne not jealous of Daniel Ricciardo's Red Bull drive
The Toro Rosso driver says he has out-scored Ricciardo both last season and this and believes he could have got the Red Bull seat as well.
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Technical boss Adrian Newey backs Red Bull's youth policy
After the Milton Keynes-based outfit confirmed this week that Australian Daniel Ricciardo will line-up alongside defending triple champion German Sebastian Vettel next year, Newey said that he was particularly eager to bring on a driver for the long term.
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Red Bull appoint Daniel Ricciardo as Mark Webber's successor
Ricciardo has been sponsored by Red Bull since 2008 and he started driving for Toro Rosso last year, claiming 22 Formula One points from 42 Grand Prix races.
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Kimi Raikkonen bemused by future talk
He said Red Bull had stopped responding to their negotiations and made it seem clear that Toro Rosso's Daniel Ricciardo was set to replace fellow-Australian Mark Webber next season.
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Red Bull to replace Mark Webber with Daniel Ricciardo: report
German magazine Sport Bild reports that Red Bull will announce 24-year-old Ricciardo of Toro Rosso as Webber's successor in the Red Bull car at the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa on August 25.
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Targeting Red Bull seat, Daniel Ricciardo knows a lot rests on Hungarian Grand Prix
The Australian driver is vying with Toro Rosso teammate Jean-Eric Vergne and Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen for the vacant Red Bull slot. Red Bull are expected to announce in the coming weeks who will replace Mark Webber next season.
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Race for Red Bull F1 hot seat heating up
While Kimi Raikkonen has said he is unsure about future with Lotus, the likes of Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso) too are seen as contenders to replace Mark Webber next season.
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Daniel Ricciardo tipped as top contender to replace Mark Webber at Red Bull
Ricciardo, from Perth in Western Australia, has been encouraged to push for the drive by Webber who announced on the eve of the British Grand Prix his decision to retire from Formula One and go sportscar racing with Porsche next year.
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Lewis Hamilton snatches dramatic late pole from Sebastian Vettel in German GP qualifying
In an unexpectedly brilliant display of pace, F1's second Australian Daniel Ricciardo qualified sixth for Toro Rosso ahead of the two Ferraris of Brazilian Felipe Massa and Spaniard Fernando Alonso - the Italian team having changed strategy to run on medium-hard tyres in the third qualifying session.
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Who will Red Bull pick for 2014 - Raikkonen, Ricciardo or Vergne
Horner confirmed the speculations that Red Bull's sister team Toro Rosso's drivers, Daniel Ricciardo and Jean-Eric Vergne, and former world champion Kimi Raikkonen of Lotus are in the race for the seat.
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British Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton claims stunning pole for home race
Hamilton qualified ahead of teammate Nico Rosberg while Sebastian Vettel was third quickest for Red Bull ahead of his retirement-bound team-mate Mark Webber.
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British Grand Prix: Nico Rosberg fastest in second practice at Silverstone
The German, who celebrated his 28th birthday on Thursday, clocked a best lap of one minute and 32.248 seconds in improving drying conditions after a rainswept morning.
