Kareena Kapoor was spotted at the airport in an oversized T-shirt and from the look of it, she was trying to conceal something behind her tee. The actress was holding on to her belly with her hand. Yeh kya hai, Bebo?

Valentine’s Day falls on a Tuesday this year — guys, take note! — and some people have been orchestrating for the perfect romantic night far in advance.
Not everyone has an elaborate Ultimate Proposal in the works, of course, but there are still plenty of planners out there. According to a survey of 3,000 people by OpenTable.com, 53 percent of respondents make their reservations at least a week in advance, and some a saving spots and more than one romantic restaurant.

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“About half of diners surveyed anticipate booking a romantic evening on the 14th, while another 26 percent are choosing to celebrate on Saturday night, February 11,” Caroline Potter, Chief Dining Officer for OpenTable.com, said in a statement. “Regardless of which night diners plan to celebrate, Valentine’s Day promises to be a bustling day for romantic hot spots.”

Seventy-five percent of those surveyed say wine or champagne makes them feel more romantic, while just 13 percent say that chocolates put them in a Valentine’s state of mind. Of course, a celebrity crush would make the night perfect: men were split between wishing they were dining with Angelina Jolie (29 percent) or Zooey Deschanel (22 percent), while women swooned over George Clooney (44 percent) or Ryan Gosling (24 percent).

Even people without celebrity dates said that they’re planning on dropping a bunch of money on dinner. More than half of those surveyed said that they counted on spending $100 to $200, and 10 percent said they’d spend even more than that.

We’d like to keep things a little more affordable. So, Shine readers, what’s your favorite, affordable Valentine’s Day gift or not-necessarily-expensive way to celebrate?

So you love your fiance, but is he the right person to marry? Well, Father Pat Connor, missionary, marital expert and the first priest ever to be quoted by Glamour magazine, sure knows the answer.

The Australian-born Catholic priest, now based in New Jersey, has condensed his wisdom from 40-odd years of counselling engaged couples into one manual of advice-Whom Not to Marry.

He has conducted premarital counselling and presided over more than 200 weddings.

He also lectures high school girls on the pitfalls of marrying the wrong guy.

And he likes to catch women young, because once they have fallen in love they will be less likely to absorb his sensible and often unromantic advice.

He believes there are no soulmates, only lovers to whom we commit.

Connor’s central thesis is that you can be deeply in love with someone to whom you can’t be successfully married.

He advises a year-long engagement to examine fully the values and character of your future spouse.

And Connor’s ‘whom not to marry’ list is as follows:

1. Mummy’s boys

2. Men who are bad with money

3. Men with no friends

4. Men who put you down in public

5. Men who are rude to waitering staff

6. Men unable to laugh at themselves

7. Men unwilling to share authority

8. Men who never make demands countering yours

Va-va-va-voom! Salma Hayek, 45, showed off her famous figure at two recent events, proving once again that she can’t not look good.
The stunning star attended the Paris premiere of “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy” in a black leather ensemble. Hayek paired the dress with a glamorous updo and suede boots. The belted outfit, with its three-quarter-length sleeves, struck that so-difficult-to-hit balance between provocative and demure.
A few days later, Hayek rocked a daring black lace dress at an event at Paris Couture Week. The wraparound gown, which Hayak paired with a sexy black choker from Yves Saint Laurent, showed off the actress’s gorgeous gams and, ahem, imposing cleavage.
Hayek attended the event with her billionaire husband François-Henri Pinault. The Frenchman is chief executive officer of PPR, a multinational company that specializes in luxury retail brands like Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent. Hayek and Pinault have one child together, a daughter. Pinault has three other children, including a son with model Linda Evangelista.

What is it about David Letterman that makes women want to take their clothes off?

Following in the grand tradition of Drew Barrymore’s memorable 1995 flashing of Dave, comedienne Kathy Griffin decided to show a little skin last night on CBS’s “Late Show.” But while the Barrymore incident was fun and spontaneous, Griffin’s striptease was… well, a little awkward.
Griffin was explaining how she shocked her CNN New Year’s Eve co-host Anderson Cooper by stripping down to her underwear on live TV. After the clip played, she offered to reprise the stunt for Dave, saying “I’ll do it right now,” to which Dave gamely replied, “Go ahead.”

But Griffin had trouble getting out of her black cocktail dress, struggling with the zipper while the 64-year-old host stood to the side, leering like a creepy uncle. Dave eventually helped her unhook the dress, which Kathy peeled down to reveal her bra, but it was all a little anticlimactic. And icky. (Why does Kathy Griffin insist on showing us her body?)
Anyway, it was definitely no Drew Barrymore, but you can watch the incident right here:

Katrina was spotted wearing see-through like top at International airport in Mumbai. Kat’s black top was too thin to hide her skin and allowed shutterbugs to capture the moment in their cameras.