Prominent Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, hoped that Anderson would take back home some Indian ethos of abhay (fearlessness), ahinsa (non-violence), akrodh (freedom from anger), alobh (non-greed), apariggrah (non-possession), dan (charity), daya (mercy), dharm (righteousness), dhirta (fortitude), durdarshita (prudence), indriya-niggrah (continence), karuna (compassion), kshama (forgiveness), maittri (cordiality), mitahar (dietary moderation), prayashchitt (penance), samta (equanimity), sanyam (restraint), sattya (truth), sharirik anushasan (physical discipline), shraddha (faith), shuddhata (purity), sucharita (good conduct), tap (asceticism), titiksha (patience), tyag (renunciation), vairaggy (detachment), vinay (modesty), etc.

Rajan Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, further said that if Anderson needed any help in exploring Indian ethos or spirituality further, he or other Hindu scholars would be glad to assist.

‘Big Boss’, in its fourth season, follows the ‘Big Brother’ format. Filmfare winner Bollywood megastar Salman Khan ( Tere Naam), 44, is the current presenter. Anderson is said to join the ten remaining housemates for an “unspecified time” near Mumbai, which include Bollywood actors, models, singer, former dacoit, and wrestler. British celebrity Jade Goody appeared in this show in 2008.

Thrice divorced/annulled MTV nominated Pamela Anderson (Baywatch), 43, is a Canadian-American actress-model-author-producer-former Playboy Playmate. She is vegetarian and an animal rights activist.

The former ‘Baywatch’ star admits her sons Brandon, 13, and 12-year-old Dylan don’t realise she has such a sexy image because they have never seen any of her work because they are “not interested”, Contactmusic reported.

“They’ve never seen ‘Baywatch’, I want them to watch it but they’re not interested. ‘Baywatch’ isn’t on right now where I am and they saw little parts in ‘Borat’ but that’s about all they’ve seen,” Anderson said.
The 42-year-old actor who once stirred a controversy after making an infamous sex tape with her children’s father, drummer Tommy Lee, believes the boys will eventually realise how she and her ex-husband are perceived.

“They know I’m at school with the neon vest parking cars and doing safety patrol. Obviously they’ve grown up with me and they know there are paparazzi. They’re not going to be shocked one day about anything about their father or I, but it’s going to come naturally,” Anderson added

Anderson has spent millions of dollars renovating her Malibu home, but says Brandon, 13, and Dylan, 11 – her sons with ex-husband Tommy Lee – have got so fond of their temporary accommodation in the family’s guest house trailer that they don’t want to leave the place, reports imdb.com.

“It’s where all my motorcycles, surfboards and all the fun stuff for the kids is kept, but now that we are in there the kids don’t want to leave. Even though my house is almost done…,” she said.

The actress has reportedly splurged on golden pool tiles and ultra luxurious sofas.

Canadian/American actress Pamela Anderson’s promoter has shared his concern that her itsy-bitsy bikinis may be a tad too much for the conservative Kiwis to handle at their fashion week.

Anderson, 42, is set to bring some of her own skimpy swimwear range, Muse, co-designed by Richie Rich, into New Zealand fashion week this September.

The new label is “eco animal-friendly”” in keeping with Anderson’s vegetarian and pro-animal rights stance.

But Anderson’s Miami publicist Brian Long, who brokered the deal, said he wonders whether New Zealand, with its “relaxed approach” to celebrity, was ready for the blonde bombshell.

“New Zealand has not always embraced the celebrity thing like other fashion weeks do around the world so it is a little bit out of the ordinary,” the Couriermail quoted Long as telling the Dominion Post newspaper.

“But being an eco-friendly line it seemed a good fit with New Zealand,” he said.

He said the line was casual, in keeping with Kiwi style, but the swimsuits might shock their more conservative demeanour.

“The line is more casual, and fashion-wise. New Zealand tends to be a little bit more casual than other places, though the bathing suits might be a bit skimpy for the Kiwis,” he added.

Auckland is the third stop in the schedule for the range of environmentally sensitive women’s shoes and tiny togs, to be unveiled at New York fashion week in early September