Lohan sued again over car crash
Lindsay Lohan has been sued again for a 2005 car crash in Beverly Hills, reports AP from Los Angeles.
In the lawsuit filed on Thursday, Raymundo Ortega alleged the actress was under the influence of alcohol when she crashed her car into his van on October 4, 2005. At the time, authorities said it did not appear Lohan was responsible for the crash.
The lawsuit, which seeks at least $200,000 in damages, also named The Ivy restaurant as a defendant, claiming its staff gave Lohan alcoholic drinks even though she was under the legal drinking age.

Matthew named hottest bachelor
Matthew McConaughey, who is regularly photographed without a shirt exercising on the beach, was named “bachelor of the year” by People magazine on Thursday, reports Reuters from New York.
McConaughey (37) topped the annual list of the hottest bachelors that also included actors Zach Braff and Jake Gyllenhaal, Olympic skater Apolo Anton Ohno, singer Justin Timberlake and Britain’s Prince William and Prince Harry.
McConaughey said he rarely wears a shirt because he enjoys warm weather, the summer, and staying fit.
“What better way to enjoy it than at the beach, where few people wear shirts?” he told the magazine.
“I don’t really have a workout regimen I follow. I just live my life. My goal is to break a sweat each day.”

Indian American woman gets US tech award
An Indian American has become the first person of Indian origin to win the Engelberger Robots Award for Technology Development this year, reports IANS from New York.
Bala Krishnamurthy, founder and CEO of Aeolean Inc., was honoured at an international symposium on robotics in Chicago on Wednesday.
Ms Krishnamurthy is credited with developing robotic systems ranging from hydraulic manipulators for the auto manufacturing industry to mobile sensate robots for commercial use. The tech expert, a postgraduate in both applied mathematics and computer science, has also published several papers on robotics, India West, a well-known ethnic Indian weekly, said.