Bishop
denies baptising Beck's boys (Go
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London:
The Church of Ireland bishop, Paul Colton, has denied
that he baptised the Beckham boys, saying that he was not
even present at the christening ceremony. The Bishop, who
had also married David and Victoria Beckham five years ago,
said that it was only the media, which had assumed that
he would officiate at this ceremony also. "It would appear
to be a classic case of adding two and two and making five.
This sort of thing is a product of the prurient obsession
that many in the media and in society at large have with
celebrity families such as David and Victoria Beckham and
their children," The Sun quoted him as saying. "The simple
fact of the matter is that I did not officiate at this occasion,"
he added.
Sarah
Jessica Parker turns to comedy (Go
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London:
Sarah Jessica Parker of 'Sex And The City' fame will
soon be seen on the big screen in a romantic comedy alongside
Diane Keaton and Dermot Mulroney. According to femalefirst,
Parker will play a woman who goes home with her boyfriend,
portrayed by Mulroney, only to be rejected by his family
and overprotective mother, played by Keaton. Meanwhile,
Claire Danes, McAdams and Luke Wilson are also reportedly
in talks with movie bosses to join the cast of the forthcoming
comedy flick.
Jolie
wants Muslim and Christian kids too (Go
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London:
Hollywood diva Angelina Jolie is keen on adopting two
more kids, but is reportedly being fussy about the religion
of her adopted future children. According to The Sun, the
'Tomb Raider' star is insisting that one child must be Muslim
and the other Christian, to complement her Cambodian Buddhist
son Maddox.
Fanatic
woman goes under the knife for 50th time (Go
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London:
Going under the knife may be a torturous experience
for many, but not Elane Young whose looks have been ruined
by plastic surgery yet she insists on her fifteenth cosmetic
surgery. The cosmetic surgery addict has been divorced six
times and admits she is now too unattractive to find a new
man. "I don't regret having surgery and will have more,"
Elane was quoted by The Sun as saying. Elane, told the Learning
Channel documentary Extreme Plastic Surgery that her first
experiment with surgery was as a teenager. "I had a nose
job at 17, had my eyes done at 30. I have surgery every
time I go through a divorce. I had injections in my cheeks.
They looked great for a year, then my face grew. I thought
if I was prettier I'd feel better inside," she added.
Paris
Hilton says no to tattoos and boob jobs (Go
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London:
Hotel heiress and socialite Paris Hilton has advised
young women against getting tattoos and breast enhancement
surgeries. The American trendsetter insisted that skin art
is "unoriginal" and boob jobs are "gross" as it's no longer
fashionable to have enhanced breasts. "When I was younger,
like 16, I wanted them so bad. I was begging my dad, like,
'Can I get a boob job?' When I turned 18, I was like, 'I'm
not getting them. They look deformed.' All my friends that
have them, they look so gross," Paris was quoted by Femalefirst
as saying. "They look cool on some people, but I don't want
any. Plus, I'd get sick of them. (They're) so cheesy, so
unoriginal. Every girl I know has one, even my sister,"
she added.
Less
than half of Brits believe in God (Go
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London:
Most people in Britain do not believe in God, according
to a poll conducted by YouGov. Only 44 per cent believed
in God compared to 77 per cent in 1968. About 81 per cent
also believed that the country is becoming more secular,
with fewer people going to places of worship. But among
this percentage, 68 per cent of believers and 14 per cent
of non-believers, regretted that society was becoming less
religious. Young people especially are significantly less
religious than older generations, with more than a third
saying they were agnostics or atheists. One in four who
were asked whether or not they believed in God, replied
"don't know".
