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Today marks a day for smokers to stop smoking for 24 hours and plan a strategy to quit.If you’re not, you can begin planning your strategy to kick the habit today, which marks the 34th annual Great American Smokeout, a day smokers across the nation are asked to stop puffing for the day and plan their way to quit.New York City has been tough with smokers over the years. The city has produced aggressive campaigns and imposed strict regulations on smoking, including the one banning smoking in bars and restaurants.Only 16 percent of city dwellers smoke, one of the lowest rates in the nation, but 1.3 million New Yorkers still can’t kick the habit.David Fahrer, 46, said he quit smoking on his 45th birthday, but didn’t last because of stress.For more information, visit the Great American Smokeout page at the American Cancer Society, and for smokers who need help, call the American Cancer Society Quit For Life® Program operated and managed by Free & Clear® at 1-800-227-2345.New York and New Jersey each have their own smokers quitlines. In New Jersey, call 1-866-NJ-STOPS and in New York, call 1-866-NY-QUITS.

The 61-year-old frontman is said to have left the band after performing in Abu Dhabi last month.Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, who is known for his wild dancing and for draping his microphone stand with a colourful scarf while on stage, has left the band.His bandmates say they have not heard from him since.Guitarist Joe Perry told the Las Vegas Sun newspaper: "Steven quit as far as I can tell. I don't know anymore than you do about it. I got off the plane two nights ago. I saw online that Steven said that he was going to leave the band."Perry claims Tyler has refused to take his phone calls to let the rest of the band know what's going on.Perry said the band - who were forced to cancel shows earlier this year after Tyler was taken to hospital after falling ill during one concert - are now looking for a replacement.