Angelina
Jolie wants to be a 007 villain
London:
While the mystery over the next James Bond continues,
there's one strong contender to be the next Bond foe, Angelina
Jolie. The 'Tomb Raider' actress has been off and on revealing
her strong desire to play a villain in the Bond movie, and
is reportedly in talks with the movie bosses for the role.
"It's been a lifetime ambition of mine to play an OO7 villain,"
she was quoted by the Sun, as saying.
Nasty
audience didn't let Alicia perform (Go
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Washington:
Singer Alicia Keys could not perform her new single
at the Vibe Music Awards when fighting broke out in the
audience. Alicia was in perfect frame of mind to sing at
the show in Santa Monica, California, but all of a sudden
the event turned nasty when someone attacked rapper Dr Dre,
following which Alicia was advised to leave the show. "I
wasn't able to finish off the show. I was really upset that
it went down like that. When is it gonna stop already,"
ratethemusic.com quoted Alicia as saying.
Sharon
Osbourne wants to grope Robbie Williams (Go
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London:
Sharon Osbourne says she invited British pop star Robbie
Williams to her home in Los Angeles, so she could grope
him. According to female first, when asked if her eldest
daughter Aimee was dating Robbie the "X Factor" judge said:
"No, I am. How gorgeous is he? You just want to touch him
all over," she said. She added "I just invite him over to
give him a good squeeze. He is gorgeous, isn't he? His bottom
feels good, don't you just want to touch his little willy?"
Geri
Halliwell's pet pooches are gay (Go
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London:
Former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell thinks her dogs are
gay. According to Femalefirst, the pop star believes her
pet Shih Tzu Harry has been getting frisky with her Pomeranian
Daddy. Geri, who travels everywhere with her beloved pooches,
revealed: "They are always kissing each other - but are
both boys!" This is not the first time Geri's pooches have
hit the headlines. Earlier this month, the former Spice
Girl confessed Harry had once defecated on the British Prime
Minister's floor. "We were in Mr Blair's study and Harry
went into the corner of the room. I was so embarrassed.
I had to ask for tissues to clear it up," she said.
Bridget
Jones fears dieting might effect her motherhood (Go
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London:
Renee Zellweger is scared that her severe dieting might
have an adverse effect on her chances of becoming a mum.
The Bridget Jones star, who put on 20lbs for her role in
the movie, had to resort to strict dieting to get back into
shape for other movies. She has again repeated the trick
after the movie sequel and is now back to a Size 6. "I know
there's been some research into losing weight quickly and
the effects that has. Of course, it's concerning. I'd love
to be a mum one day. I'm looking forward to being pregnant
and putting on weight naturally," she was quoted by the
Closer magazine as saying.
Kirsten
Dunst is back with Jake Gyllenhaal (Go
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London:
Kirsten Dunst has reportedly patched up with ex-beau
Jake Gyllenhaal and both are said to be more serious about
each other than ever. The couple, who went splitsville earlier
this year after two years of courtship, is also expected
to announce their engagement soon. "They always knew that
if they got back together it would have to be a permanent
thing, otherwise there would have been no point," a source
was quoted by the Female First, as saying.
Woman
breastfeeds dog to protect her baby (Go
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Sydney:
Every mother feeds her baby, but probably no one can
feed a dog, except Kura "Kat" Tumanako of New Zealand, who
says that she wants the dog to protect her baby girl as
they grow up. Tumanako started breast-feeding the puppy
after her own baby stopped taking her milk. "I didn't want
to waste it so I gave it to Honey Boy. I wanted to raise
it with my baby. It will protect her as they grow up," the
Age quoted her as saying. The pup was instantly hooked and
has been having two feeds a day for the past week, whereas
Tumanako's two-month old baby is now on bottled milk. "He
drinks more than the baby. It doesn't hurt, but it's a little
bit ticklish. I will probably wean the puppy off in six
weeks time," she said. However, a veterinarian Sharon Marshall,
said, "It's always better for any species to have its own
milk. If a bitch was available that would have been better."
"It's not going to hurt the puppy. I would be more concerned
for hygiene issues for any baby sharing the milk," she added.
