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to skimpy undies for Renee
London:
The latest addition to Renee Zellweger's wardrobe is
a pair of skimpy undies gifted to her by her caring boyfriend
Jack White. According to the Sun, the lacy knickers were
bound to find favour with Renee, 34, who famously donned
a pair of frumpy big pants for her lead role in Bridget
Jones's Diary. Jack, 28, a White Stripes rocker clearly
thought the Oscar- winning actress needed a treat as he
passed an exclusive lingerie store in Toronto, Canada.
Ask
Kylie about plastic surgery at your own risk! (Go
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Sydney:
Never ask celebrities if they ever had plastic surgery
done. They might take offence. Similar was the case when
a radio interview with Our Kylie in Britain offended the
pop star after Manchester DJ Tony Wrighton asked her if
she'd ever had plastic surgery, according to a report in
Herald Sun. Bits from the infamous interview were then made
into a song, called "So Stupid". The singer reportedly called
the interviewer "retarded" and the little chat was never
aired. The song was posted on an unofficial Kylie website,
but had been taken off over fears of legal action.
Jim
Carrey as depressed introvert (Go
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Sydney:
Jim Carrey has got a new role to play. The comic entertainer
is now set to get under the skin of a depressed introvert
for his new flick "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind".
According to a report in 'The Age', the film's footage revolves
around Carrey moping and lying in a trance-like state, a
far cry from his previous roles. "Jim's character, on paper,
was very quiet and guarded. I thought if I had somebody
who had all of this energy to project all the time but they
cannot do it, it would make some interesting tension," Michel
Gondry, the film's director and French music- video whiz,
said.
Meanwhile,
the "Dumb and Dumber" star is not about to have anything
he does describe as " normal". "Joel's down-to-earth to
a certain extent. But you've got to try to understand him
on a deeper level because he's not normal. There's no such
thing as normal in the first place," Carrey said. Carrey,
although veneered by edgy comedy performances, admits that
he has had his share of woes, especially in matters of the
heart! "Life has taught me to be more patient with people's
flaws, if anything. I might have a successful lifetime love
at some point, but I will never figure out why. There's
always a certain feeling of compromise that comes with it,
at least so far for me," Carrey said, in an interview to
the 'Daily News'.
Beatles
voted greatest stars of last 50 years (Go
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London:
Decades after they rocked the world with their musical
offering, the Fab Four have been named as the greatest rock
and roll stars of the last 50 years. A panel of acclaimed
musicians including Bruce Springsteen, U2's the Edge, Chrissie
Hynde and Moby loomed large on the 55-strong panel to vote
for the 50 most influential musicians, reported the BBC.
The
evergreen Beatles were followed in close succession by legendary
singer Bob Dylan and 'King of Rock' Elvis Presley in the
Rolling Stone magazine poll. Sixty-two-year old Aretha Franklin,
the only woman to have made it to the top 10, reigned supreme
at the ninth slot. The poll started on 5 July 1954, observed
the first half-century of rock and roll.
Other
immortal rockers included the Rolling Stones, Chuck Berry,
Jimi Hendrix, James Brown, Little Richard and Ray Charles.
Elvis Costello said The Beatles sounded "like nothing else"
when he first heard them in 1962. "They had already absorbed
Buddy Holly, the Everly Brothers and Chuck Berry, but they
were also writing their own songs. They made writing your
own material expected, rather than exceptional," he wrote.
