Brad
Pitt wants to practise starting family with Jennifer (Go
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London:
Hollywood hunk Brad Pitt has revealed that now that
he is little more free from his filming commitments, he
is very keen on starting a family. The 'Troy' actor also
said that he and his 'Friends' wife Jennifer Anniston are
very much still in love despite rumours suggesting otherwise
and they are going to try their best to start a family,
reports The Sun. "Practise starting a family. Kids, I'm
thinking family right now. It could get pornographic. This
is very private but we'll have a real go at it. Life is
pretty good," the report quoted him as saying.
Harry's
new girlfriend speaks out (Go
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London:
Only after their relationship is out in the open, Prince
Harry's girlfriend Chelsy Davey has lifted the lid on their
blossoming romance and confessed that the couple wanted
it to be a secret. According to The Newsoftheworld, The
19-year-old blonde revealed how the couple to keep their
relationship under wraps during their trip to Argentina
last month. She also revealed that she how she secretly
made her way there on a private plane, separate from Harry.
"I sort of got seen at the beginning of the trip when I
arrived there, but we weren't seen again after that," Chelsy
was quoted by the magazine as saying. "Harry was pretty
pleased about that," she added. Now the Zimbabwean beauty
is preparing for a holiday with the Prince, in an island
off the coast of Mozambique and again she's aiming to keep
a low profile. "I hope we'll be able to give everyone the
slip. But I doubt we'll be able to pull it off," Chelsy
concluded.
Barbie
goes chic (Go
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Washington:
Barbie will soon be spotted in chic clothes like Paris
Hilton, Jessica Simpson and Pamela Anderson, as the doll
will be clothed by the same designers, as the celebrities.
According to Star magazine, Juicy Couture creators Pamela
Skaist- Levy and Gela Nash Taylor are all set to dress up
the trendy dolls in Palm Beach pink and green terry cloth
suits. "Dressing Barbie dolls in our designs has been a
dream come true for us," Pamela was quoted by the magazine
as saying.
Justin
Timberlake is 'The Iron Man' (Go
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London:
Rapper Justin Timberlake who is all set to carve out
a film career for himself will reportedly play Marvel Comics
superhero Iron Man in a new movie. According to femalefirst,
the pop heartthrob, will play alcoholic billionaire Tony
Stark, who becomes a superhero after inventing an iron super-suit.
The movie will be directed by Nick Cassevetes, who is currently
working with Justin on the film 'Alpha Dog'. The singer
won the role after impressing movie bosses with his film
debut, 'Edison', in which he plays a young journalist, aided
by an older reporter played by Morgan Freeman, who uncovers
corruption in a police squad.
Usher
to storm Hollywood (Go
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New
York: R& B star Usher is planning to take Hollywood
by storm, as the singer will be seen in four films next
year. In addition to his work on an untitled Mtv Films project
and a Jackie Wilson biopic, Usher has recently signed two
more films. According to ratethemusic, first up will be
the romantic comedy Dying For Dolly, in which Usher stars
as a Mafia don's right-hand man who falls for his boss'
daughter. He will also serve as an executive producer of
the film, which begins production this month and concludes
in January . Usher will then slip on his dancing shoes for
Step in the name of love described as an urban update of
Saturday night fever.
Britney's
dad asks her to mend her ways (Go
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Washington:
Britney Spears' erratic ways seems to be giving her
dad sleepless nights and he wants her to change them for
good. "You're pushing me to the edge. Let me be honest with
you - you're making it really difficult for me, you're pushing
me away," an insider quoted her father Jamie talking to
her on the phone. "Jamie is positively beside himself and
he doesn't know how to control her anymore. Her mother is
just going along with Britney because she's afraid she will
run off and cut her ties with everyone in the family," the
insider added.
Churchill
was tenacious, Marx a difficult man, say graphologists (Go
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London:
An analysis of the handwriting of historical figures
by graphologists carried out by carried out for The National
Archives has revealed that Charles Dickens was arrogant,
Winston Churchill was pigheaded and Karl Marx a difficult
man who refused to listen in an argument. According to The
Telegraph, Diane Simpson, a handwriting consultant studied
the writing of politicians, monarchs and philosophers in
documents exhibited by The National Archives including the
1874 naturalisation papers of Karl Marx and signed telegrams
from Winston Churchill to the American president Harry Truman
in the 1940s. Churchill's small, hasty script demonstrates
his wilfulness and determination not to live by the rules
while Charles Dickens' large signature underlined with a
flourish displayed his self- importance. Karl Marx's tendency
to run his words together shoed his determination to go
his own way and to listen to anyone else's opinion, according
to graphologists.
"Churchill was fascinating because his script was very like
a sample of Cleopatra's writing: small, fast and not very
legible. It is the written equivalent of someone lowering
their voice so that the listener has to strain to hear -
almost as if they are saying `let them work at it if they
want to know what I'm saying'. It's a rebellious, bloody-minded
way of writing," Simpson said. "Marx was also interesting
because he signed off his naturalisation papers as 'Carl,
possibly to make his name seem less foreign. He comes across
as a judgmental, difficult person who liked to get his own
way. All handwriting is a compromise between speed of thought
and slowness of the hand and it is how individuals address
this compromise by reinterpreting the rules of writing that
provides the most fruitful grounds for analysis," she added.
