Becks
pushes Posh for five kids (Go
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London:
Pop star Victoria Beckham, who is expecting her third
child with her soccer star husband David Beckham, has revealed
in an interview with Spanish magazine 'Gala' that she would
love to have more children in future. "I am like a rabbit!
David wants four or five children," femalefirst quoted Victoria
as saying. The former Spice Girl, however, insisted that
they would not try specifically for a girl. The celebrity
couple has two sons, Brooklyn, 5, and Romeo, 2. "A girl
would be nice, but I don't think you can choose the sex
of your child. I'm not one of those people that buys books
and makes love at set times and in set ways to increase
the chance of having a girl. I don't really mind about the
sex and as David wants to have lots of children, why worry,"
added Victoria.
J
Lo all set to embark on her first pop tour (Go
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Washington:
Singer-actress Jennifer Lopez is all set to go on a
pop tour, the first time ever since she began her singing
career five years ago. The Latino beauty has now decided
to concentrate on music after making a string of not so
memorable films like 'Jersey Girl, 'An Unfinished Line'
and 'Shall We Dance?' "I think I'm going to be doing my
first tour. I've been talking about it for a long time but
I always get sidetracked because of the movie things. This
time I'm really going to try and get out there," rate the
music quoted Lopez as saying. Lopez began her pop career
in 1999 with her debut album 'On The 6', featuring tracks
produced by her then-boyfriend Sean 'P Diddy' Combs, followed
by a series of hit singles like 'If You Had My Love' and
'Waiting For Tonight'.
See
Zeta Jones' stalker's trial on the boob- tube (Go
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Washington:
Catherine Zeta Jones' alleged stalker Dwanette Knight's
preliminary trial may be aired on television, with a Los
Angeles Judge ignoring Jones' lawyers request to bar camera's
from the court room. According to Eonline, Jones' lawyers
did not want the trial to be on camera as it would inspire
other similar crimes however Los Angeles Judge David Mintz
disagreed but he also ruled that cameras would not be allowed
to cover the prelims during witness testimony. However Zeta-Jones'
attorney has filed a separate motion asking Mintz to bar
cameras from the trial which will commence on Nov. 10.
Depp
denies calling Americans 'ignorant puppy dogs' (Go
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London:
Actor Johhny Depp who was caught in the eye of a storm
after he was recently quoted comparing the US to "a dumb
puppy that has big teeth", has vehemently denied the allegations
saying that he was misquoted. "I would never insult the
American people. I used the metaphor of a puppy dog, but
I never said ignorant puppy dog. I said it's a very young
country compared to old Europe, or Asia," Vanity fair magazine
quoted him as saying. "If I want to say that I don't agree
with the president's choices or words or intentions, so
what? Even if I had said what they printed - which I didn't
- what's the big deal? He's an actor," he added. He also
reportedly received hate mail from 'right wing military
types' after the comments were published.
Charlize
Theron has had it with stunts (Go
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London:
The maxim, Once bitten twice shy seems to hold true
for actress Charlize Theron, who is all set to have a "no
stunts" clause inserted into her movie contracts, following
her accident on action film Aeon Flux. She is currently
recovering from a back injury that she sustained while practising
a stunt for the movie, and has agreed on the matter in consultation
with her actor boyfriend Stuart Townsend. "Charlize and
Stuart have talked a lot about it, and they've come to the
conclusion that it's basically Charlize being a perfectionist
that's the problem. But Stuart's explained that she's got
nothing to prove now and that it's perfectly acceptable
to use stunt doubles for those kinds of scene, especially
as the next time she may not be so lucky. She's told her
agents that she won't sign on for any movie where she is
required to do stunts," Female first quoted an insider as
saying.
Richard
Dreyfuss bids adieu to acting (Go
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London:
Richard Dreyfuss has reportedly decided to call it quits
after a 40-year glittering career in the movies. The 56-year
old, 'Jaws' star, who also won the best actor Oscar for
his role in 'Goodbye Girl', reportedly feels that he is
no more in demand in Hollywood and he is okay with that.
"I'm not seeking to do any more movies, and they're not
seeking me. I'm quite happy with that," he was quoted by
Radio Times, as saying. "I've made 40-plus films and there
are only four I didn't enjoy, and without denigrating it,
I want to do something else," he added.
Tony
Blair's 'No Entry' in top UK restaurant (Go
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New
York: British Prime Minister Tony Blair was reportedly
denied entry into one of London's best restaurants because
of his support to the Iraq war. According to the New York
Post, Rose Gray, the co-owner of the River Cafi, reportedly
personally declined a table request for Blair. Gray, however
, has denied the reports. "We're pretty anti-war here, but
we don't have much of a huge alternative to Tony Blair in
this country. If he did try and book a table, we'd probably
say yes," he was quoted as saying. "Usually the prime minister
needs more that one table and sometimes you can't fit everyone
in. Maybe someone made a reservation under another name.
He was here earlier this summer. I don't agree with his
policies but it was nice to see him enjoying himself," she
added.
'Sound
Princess' drowns embarrassing toilet noises of women (Go
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London:
A gadget called 'Sound Princess' meant to silence embarrassing
noises of nature, has become a top seller among women in
Japan. Toto manufactures, the creator of the device, have
claimed that the annual sales of the 'Sound Princess' increased
to more than 500,000 last year. Women pass their hands over
a sensor to trigger the noise of running water from a speaker
or other noises common to bathroom. The unique device can
now be found in shopping centres and restaurants but the
demand for it is greatest in the workplace. "The core of
our clientele is schools and companies. Japanese women are
very embarrassed by the sounds they make on the toilet,"
the Guardian quoted Kumi Goto, a Toto spokeswoman, as saying.
