Kate Middleton Smoking to Deal With Wedding Stress!

With the wedding just weeks away, royal insiders have been worried about Kate Middleton's shocking weight loss and now they are concerned that the future Queen of England is smoking again.

"Only Princess Diana could understand the amount of pressure this young girl is experiencing," a royal expert tells me. "It's been billed as the wedding of the century, when in realty it is just young kids that are at the center of it. No one should be put under this sort of pressure."

Cheryl Cole told to quit cigs for U.S.

They're proving to be her crutch as she makes the 'stressful' move to Los Angeles to pursue her American career.

Cheryl Cole has been told to stop smoking - or stub out any chance of cracking America.

The pop star is trying to land a US X Factor judging job, has spent weeks working with a voice coach to improve her speech.

But her voice coach has told Cheryl, 27, to kick her 20-a-day habit if she wants any chance of cracking America, according to The Sun today.

A source told the paper: 'Cheryl's teacher has advised her to stop smoking.

'But she says the move to LA and X Factor job is stressful enough without having to try and quit the cigs on top.

Hit a Home Run for Healthy Kids: Banish Chewing Tobacco from the Major Leagues

Jeff Short is a high school baseball coach now, but he used to be just another teenage ball player, dreaming of the Major Leagues. So he knows what his players are thinking when they watch their favorite players.

"When you look at a Major League dugout, and you see these players with tobacco," Short said, "First thing you think of - oh that's cool. Oh, I can do that."

A coalition of public health groups, including the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and Smoke Free Texas, are trying to stop this cycle. They've started a petition on Change.org, trying to get Major League Baseball to ban smokeless tobacco, just like they did a few years ago in the minor leagues.

Addiction or fashion

Smoking Sheesha for an hour is as injurious as smoking 100 cigarettes, while the addiction is increasing in the name of fashion, said the health experts.

Pakistan Chest Society Sindh’s General Secretary Dr Mushataque Ahmed Memon informed that a recent research has revealed that smoking Sheesha is 10 times more injurious as compared to cigarette while smoking Sheesha for an hour is equivalent to smoking 100 cigarettes, adding that the impacts of cigarette smoking are not hidden from anyone.

He said after its induction in modern fads, a great misconception prevails that Sheesha is not injurious to health. He said Sheesha smoking leaves a bad impact on lungs, causes respiratory complications and asthma while it also castes a bad impact on a person’s mental health.

A Cigar for Japan

La Aurora S.A. has created a new cigar meant to help the people of Japan who are reeling from a March 11 earthquake and tsunami that left more than 10,000 dead.

La Aurora's Para Japón—which translates to "For Japan"—will be shipped to Aurora cigar distributors soon. A portion of proceeds from sales of the cigar will be donated to the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief fund, via Japan Tobacco Imex Co. Ltd.

The cigar is going to be a robusto measuring 5 inches long with a 50 ring gauge. Aurora said the cigar would be medium to full bodied, made with aged leaves of undisclosed origin and wrapped in Nicaraguan wrapper.