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(CBS) – Rosie Huntington-Whitely is on the publicity trail for her first film “Transformers: Dark of the Moon,” and the Hollywood newcomer has undertaken a lot of wardrobe changes on each stop of the way. Joined with director Michael Bay and fellow castmates, the British model and actress traveled through Russia and Europe last week, attending three red carpet premieres and two photo calls. Pictures: “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” premieres At the Moscow premiere, 하동콜걸 the 24-year-old, who replaced Megan Fox in the film, stepped out in a Gucci gown, which featured a chartreuse one-shoulder top and sheer black skirt. Earlier in the day, she sported a bright fuchsia Michael Kors draped dress with a thigh-high slit. The Berlin premiere and photo call also called for two separate showtopping outfits. A low cut, long-sleeved maroon frock paired with tan Christian Louboutin pumps were her picks for the photo call. She later went for a backless silver and sequined short-sleeve gown by Naeem Khan for the red carpet premiere. A stop in the U.K. was the last leg in Huntington-Whiteley’s European promotional tour. At the premiere in London, she donned another blackless design, this time from Burberry. She paired the sapphire evening gown with an updo and simple jewelry. Tonight, Huntington-Whiteley is expected to step out in yet another glamorous look for the New York red carpet premiere. “Transformers: Dark...

(CBS News) There are reports of concern over another terror plot involving Al Qaeda targeting a U.S. airliner. Sources say that the bomber that Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has recruited is a Norwegian convert to Islam, who is believed to be in his thirties, 황금성 사이트 with no criminal record. The Times of London reports that the airliner attack is believed to be timed to the upcoming Olympics, though a U.K. intelligence official told the paper that the plot would be pursued regardless of the London Games: “The only thing that connects this to the Olympics is the fact that they are about to happen,” the official said. An earlier AQAP plot to blow up a plane was foiled two months ago when a man working with British intelligence infiltrated the group and volunteered to be a suicide bomber – then delivered the bomb to intelligence officials. More in Terrorism in the U.S. CBS News senior correspondent John Miller, a former Deputy Director of National Intelligence, said that despite foiled bomb plots targeting airliners, al Qaeda has not lost its fascination with commercial aviation – and that AQAP (al Qaeda’s branch based in Yemen) has been specifically assigned to find a way to blow up a U.S. plane. “They were the architects of the first underwear bomb, they were the architects of the ingenious printer bomb...