ليدي غاغا الشخصية الأكثر قوة في العالم | #LadyGaga beats #OprahWinfrey on #Forbes "Most Powerful" list

إستطاعت النجمة الأمريكية ليدي غاغا التربع على عرش الأقوى في العالم، حسب لائحة تعدها مجلة فوربس للأقوى الشخصيات في العالم، ليدي غاغا (25 سنه) تقدمت من المركز الرابع السنة الماضية للأولى هذه السنة، لتتفوق على سيدة الإعلام الأمريكي اوبرى وينفري التي تراجت من المركز الأولى الى الثاني، ويرجع المراقبون تفوق صاحبة بوكر فايس إلى مواقع التواصل الإجتماعي، حيث تحتل المراتب الأولى، اخرها كانت تربعها على عرش موقع تويتر بأكثر من 10 مليون متابع.

Girl-power kudos to Lady Gaga, Oprah Winfrey and Taylor Swift for making the top 10 in Forbes' "World's Most Powerful Celebrities" list. But, something stunned us -- Gaga landed on top, giving Oprah the number-two spot.

Last year, Oprah was numero uno and Gaga came in fourth.

So how did Gaga climb the list? Although Oprah takes the cake for her money and TV prowess, Gaga was number one when it came to social media and the Web (number eight in money, three in TV/radio and two in press). When it came to social and Web, Oprah landed in the 13th slot for each respectively.

As of today, Gaga has over 34.3 million likes on her Facebook page and over 10.2 million followers on Twitter. Oprah, on the other hand, has 5.7 million likes on her Facebook page and over 5.9 million followers on Twitter.

The 25-year-old pop icon earned $90 million in a year, while Oprah's earnings topped at $290 million. So either way, they're both winners, and boy, are we jealous of those salaries.

Other fab femmes in the top 100 include Angelina Jolie (11), Katy Perry (12), Jennifer Aniston (21), Bethenny Frankel (42), Sandra Bullock (44), and Jennifer Lopez (50). Britney Spears and Madonna did not make the cut this time around.

> cbsnews.com

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القهوة تقلل خطر الإصابة بسرطان | Coffee reduces risk of cancer

تناول عدة أكواب يوميا من القهوة قد يقلص خطر الموت بسرطان البروستان، حسب دراسة صدرت مؤخرا عبر جامعة هاردف قسم الصحة.

In a report released earlier this week in the online edition of the Journal of the Cancer Institute, a study by the Harvard School of Public Health suggests that men who drink several cups of coffee daily may reduce their risk of dying from prostate cancer.

According to Kathryn M. Wilson, ScD, epidemiologist at Harvard and the study author, men in the study who drank one to three cups of coffee a day had a 30 percent lower risk of lethal prostate cancer. Those who drank six cups a day had a 60 percent lower risk. In this first large study looking specifically at the relationship between coffee and metastatic prostate cancer, Wilson says this is an exciting finding because there aren’t many modifiable risk factors for prostate cancer.

The study was conducted from 1986 to 2006 analyzing almost 48,000 men who reported intake of regular and decaffeinated coffee every four years from 1986. The researchers then calculated the risk for prostate cancer tied to the amount of coffee consumed. During the period of the study, they identified 5,035 cases of prostate cancer, of which 642 were fatal cases in which the cancer was metastatic, meaning that it had spread beyond the original site. After taking into account other lifestyle factors, such as age, smoking, obesity and exercise, the decline in the odds for prostate cancer remained, they said.

> newjerseynewsroom.com

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