Lara Dutta’s Valentine’s Day in Las Vegas!

There were lights, there was music, there was fun and there was India’s Diva, Lara Dutta.

She recently attended the Ed Hardy party in Las Vegas, amongst the whose-who of Hollywood including Paris Hilton!

The actress, joined by Arjun Rampal, Mehr Jessia and a few other select B-Town biggies, partied the night away under the same roof as Ms. Hilton.

Afterwards, She saw the Phantom of the Opera with some close friends who had accompanied her.

She says, “It was a fun-filled 3 days, where we went about sight-seeing, watching an opera and generally just letting our hair down. It was a business-cum-pleasure trip and a really good experience. I would love to visit Las Vegas again.”

Hope this Diva had a great time, and can take out some more fun-time from the busy Bollywood schedule.

My Maid knows all my secrets: Riya

Huma Khan apart, Industry’s ladies treat their domestic help very well, Thank You…

Riya Sen:"My maid Sukhi has been with us for 25 years. In fact I was allowed to stay in Mumbai alone by my parents only on condition that Sukhi stays with me! She’s an integral part of the family.

She knows me better than anyone else. And I can’t do without her. Forget about equal rights, Sukhi has more deciding power in my house than me! If she thinks a guest has misbehaved she can decide to keep him out of my home.

And there’s nothing I can do about it. I’ve to see her face every morning before I leave home. She pampers and fires me in front of guests, and that can be embarrassing.

Sukhi dresses me up, does my hair, selects my bags and shoes. She even knows all my secrets. Maid? Gosh, she’s the Maid From Manhattan!

Minissha Lamba: "Since I expect the right to work with dignity I try to extend the same dignity of labour to the people around me. I’m specially careful about the domestic help, driver valet, etc. They depend entirely on their employers for dignity.It’s therefore our duty to be doubly humane to them."

Koena Mitra: I’ve one house help who leaves in the evening and two live-in maids Nikita and Priyanka. I don’t even call them maids. It’s very important to let them feel like a part of the family.