Soccer
wives slam Posh Spice's 'distant' attitude (Go
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London:
The wives of two Real Madrid soccer stars took a jibe
at Victoria Beckham after reports of David's juicy extra-marital
flings surfaced. Mamen Sanchez, 27, married to striker Raul,
26, has criticised Victoria, 30, for not immediately moving
to Spain with David. Moreover, Helen Svedin, the wife of
Luis Figo, told a magazine, "I get on well with the other
wives but as for Victoria, I've hardly seen her." Club sources
have also said that Mamen is furious because Raul and she
are no longer Spain's favourite couple. She appeared on
a TV show recently and said of Posh, "David is so charming.
But Victoria is more distant." "Victoria can't stop doing
things to attract attention," the Sun quoted Mamen as commenting.
Posh Spice is planning a posh new home (Go
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London:
Posh Spice Victoria Beckham is planning to refurbish
one of her many homes in London. The lady was on a shopping
spree in upmarket London looking for ultra modern kitchen
appliances and bathroom accessories. According to Hello
Magazine, the former Spice Girl was casually dressed, sporting
dangerously high heels along with a satin bomber jacket,
slim-fit jeans and her characteristic baseball cap. Victoria
also had matching fashion accessories, including a burgundy
handbag with diamond stud earrings.There was no sign, however,
of the massive pink diamond ring that she had recently received
from her husband David Beckham in April on her 30th birthday.
Victoria returned the gesture earlier this month, buying
him a 500,000 pounds diamond eternity ring for his birthday.
There's a pink ring on Anna Kournikova's
engagement finger (Go
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London:
Tennis star Anna Kournikova has fuelled rumours that
she will soon say 'I Do' to singer boyfriend Enrique Iglesias
after she was spotted with a huge pink ring on her engagement
finger. Kournikova, 24, flashed the shining accessory on
her ring in New York but she was tight-lipped about whether
the Latino hunk had really proposed to her. According to
a report in The Sun, pink gems are the latest celebrity
craze these days. Soccer sensation David Beckham also gifted
a huge pink diamond eternity ring to his singer wife Victoria
on her 30th birthday. The ring sported by Kournikova and
supposedly given by Enrique would have cost him up to 750,000
pounds a carat.
Feisty
Rachel Hunter finally meets her match (Go
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London:
Actress and supermodel Rachel Hunter has found her feisty
match in a Canadian ice hockey player who is 11 years her
junior. According to the Sun, the New Zealand-based swimsuit
and runway model is dating Sean Avery, a forward with the
Los Angeles Kings. She had ended her 13-year marriage with
singer Rod Stewart five years back because she found his
lifestyle "too boring." "It's very early days. They are
taking one step at a time. But they do not want to get carried
away too soon," said a source. Sean has been playing for
the Kings, who play in the US National Hockey League, for
three years now and often scraps with the opposition. With
this affair she will join the long list of celebrities who
are dating younger men. These include "Striptease" star
Demi Moore, 41, who plans to marry actor Ashton Kutcher,
26, and actress Sadie Frost, 37, who is dating musician
Jackson Scott, 22.
Is Beyonce married to Jay Z (Go
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New
York: Gossip columns are abuzz with rumours that the
singing sensation, Beyonce Knowles, has furtively wed her
boyfriend and singer, Jay Z. "They went away to a Caribbean
island two weeks ago, just them. But people are also saying
they got a justice of the peace to do it quietly in California,"
a source was quoted as saying in the New York Post. Others
expressed their doubts that Beyonce could never elope "No
way would they do it without Beyonce's parents around. They
would hit the roof," another source quoted. Even Knowles'
spokesman denied the reports and said "As far as I'm told,
I have no reason to believe that is true."
Naomi
Campbell sounds death knell for free press (Go
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London:
Supermodel Naomi Campbell has raised a debate on the
freedom of the press after winning a long running privacy
battle against the British paper Daily Mirror. The 33-year
old diva won the landmark case after three judges at the
House of Lords ruled in her favour. She had alleged that
the photos of her leaving a Narcotics Anonymous meeting,
which had been published by Daily Mirror were an invasion
of privacy. According to the Sun, the paper had claimed
that the photos were in public interest as it proved that
the supermodel is a liar. She had earlier said that she
had never taken drugs. The ruling said that newspapers could
report the wrong doings of celebrities, but not reveal the
full details or print pictures to back up the story. This
ruling has raised questions about the freedom of the press
all over Europe and has invited comments from various journalists.
"This
is a very good day for lying, drug-abusing prima donnas
who want to have their cake with the media and the right
to then shamelessly guzzle it with their Cristal champagne,"
said Piers Morgan, the enraged editor of Daily Mirror. Radio
DJ, TV star and Sun film critic Johnny Vaughan said a free
press was at the heart of a true democracy. "If you trade
off your image and use the press for influence, you cannot
suddenly stop when the script doesn't go your way. It is
the right of the press to expose hypocrisy in any field
of public life, be that politics, showbiz or judges." Sun
columnist and TV star Lorraine Kelly said: "Celebrities
can't have it both ways. If you are in the public eye and
court the media to make money or enhance your career, you
have to accept the downsides too. You can't suddenly say,
'No, I don't want to be in the papers'." "It has been a
huge strain. Now I can get on with my life. What's important
for me is that people in recovery should be free to receive
treatment without fear of intrusion," said Naomi who has
admitted that she is a recovering cocaine addict. The three-year
long case was heard by nine judges, out of whom, four backed
Naomi.
Ben
Affleck gets breast flashed at Bush's party (Go
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New
York: In a bizarre incident at President George Bush's
party, actor Ben Affleck was amused when a middle-aged woman
bared her breasts in front of him. The Democrat Hollywood
star, who has been supporting Senator John Kerry's presidential
campaign, was attending the White House Correspondents'
dinner at the Hilton Hotel. According to imdb, the Boston
Herald reported that a drunken guest approached him, shouting,
"You are f***ing gorgeous," before lifting her top. Other
stars present at the event were Drew Barrymore, Serena Williams,
the Olsen Twins and Meg Ryan. One onlooker remarked, "It
wasn't pretty. But it was pretty funny."
Aniston,
Jolie become Olympic torch bearers (Go
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Washington:
Friends star Jennifer Aniston and actress Angelina Jolie
will carry the Olympic flame across America along with a
group of celebrity torch bearers. They will be joined by
basketball star Magic Johnson and athletes Carl Lewis and
Gail Devers in transporting the legendary flame across North
America before the Olympics in Greece this August. The American
trek is part of the flame's, 78 days, 75,316-mile trip across
six continents, 27 countries and 33 cities, beginning with
former Olympic champion Cathy Freeman, who will be the first
to carry the torch from Sydney, Australia on June 4.
Ultimate
orgasm with G-Shot (Go
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London:
An injection that gives women the ultimate orgasm has
been developed by a plastic surgeon. According to the Sun,
the quick jab swells a woman's most sensitive area and turns
it into a double G-spot. Los Angeles gynaecologist and cosmetic
surgeon Dr David Matlock charges 1,000 pounds for the love-life
booster called the G-Shot. His five-minute operation involves
an injection of collagen that is normally used as wrinkle
filler. G-Shot causes the G-spot to swell and become more
sensitive. The jab lasts for about four months after which
it can be repeated. Now Matlock is keen to introduce G-Shot
into the United Kingdom. "Women have never experienced climaxes
like it. They say they can't keep the smile off their face.
Some women have even claimed it's a little too much, saying
they've had an orgasm at the gym and while going over bumps
in the road in their car," the report quoted a pleased Matlock
as saying. "I've had grateful partners ring to say they
don't have to work half as hard to please their woman in
bed now. Women say it envelops the whole body and lasts
longer," added Matlock. However, British experts have branded
the operation risky. Gynaecologist Professor Stuart Stanton,
who has a private clinic in central London, said, "I would
be very wary of this." John Studd, consultant gynaecologist
at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital said, "This technique
is totally illogical. You can't see the G-spot, even if
it exists. It is just an extension of the fibres of the
clitoris." "Real sex with a real woman takes real time.
We need romance, attention and foreplay," said sex expert
Kate Taylor and author of the 'Good Orgasm Guide'.