♦ Sheryl Crow Recalls Her Fashion Faux Pas

Sheryl Crow's simple, laidback style wasn't always so effortless, the singer revealed to a group of college students Wednesday. "It was a big internal battle for me, between being a vamp and being credible as an artist," Crow informed 25 students at GRAMMY SoundChecks, a program that offers students the opportunity to experience a sound-check rehearsal with an artist.	1 vote

♦ The Unforgettable Tour - Day 3

After two back to back shows that met with a fantabulous response (and in the process tired all the stars), it was a day for some relaxation. Since 'The Unforgettable Tour' moves to LA from Trinidad (with the next show being scheduled for 26th July), it gave a 3 days break for everyone to chill out!	1 vote

♦ Brendan Fraser's Rachel reluctance

Brendan Fraser was reluctant to sign up for the third Mummy film when he heard Rachel Weisz wasn't going to be in it. The pair starred together in the first two movies in the action franchise but the actress opted out of appearing in 'The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.	1 vote

♦ ''Give Peace A Chance'' auctioned for 350,000

The note was put on sale by write Gail Renard, to whom it was given by Lennon himself during the famous Bed-In demonstration in a hotel room in Montreal, Canada in 1969, reports China Daily.	1 vote

♦ Victoria Beckham's plane scare

Victoria Beckham was involved in a terrifying plane incident. The former Spice Girls singer was flying to London from Los Angeles with two of her children five-year-old Romeo and three-year-old Cruzwhen a bird flew into one of the plane's engines as it taxied down the runway.	1 vote

♦ Ringo Starr's Childhood House Rejected By English Heritage.

Ringo Starr's Childhood House Rejected By English Heritage.... Latest: Former Beatle Ringo Starr's childhood home in Liverpool, England is to be demolished.	1 vote

♦ UB40 ''Disgusted'' with Ali Campbell

UB40 have hit out at their former frontman Ali Campbell after he announced plans to cover the band's hits on his forthcoming solo tour. Campbell who fronted the band for 30 years sensationally quit the group in January citing "management difficulties" for his departure, but his plans to cover the bands most famous hits when he takes to the stag...	1 vote

♦ Stevie Wonder Dedicates Tour To Late Mother.

Stevie Wonder has dedicated his forthcoming European tour to his late mother insisting he will keep her memory alive by performing. The star was devastated when Lula Mae Hardaway passed away in 2006 and took an extended hiatus from the music business.	1 vote

♦ Kate Moss Hair Extensions On Sale

Hair extensions belonging to supermodel Kate Moss have gone up for sale in an online auction. The catwalk star lost the locks during a boozy night out in Berlin, Germany recently as she tried to evade the paparazzi.	1 vote

♦ EA Expected to Extend Take-Two Offer Again

The June 16 deadline for EA’s $2 billion tender offer for the Grand Theft Auto publisher passed without response from the majority of Take-Two shareholders, and EA is now expected to extend its offer.   However...	1 vote

♦ Dunst: 'I Fought Depression In Rehab, Not Drink Or Drugs'.

Dunst: 'I Fought Depression In Rehab, Not Drink Or Drugs'.... Actress Kirsten Dunst has blasted reports she checked into rehab to tackle substance abuse issues, explaining she was depressed. In her first interview since entering a Utah treatment centre last year (07), the Spider-Man star insists she spent six months trying to conquer the blues but ...	1 vote

♦ Ben Kingsley's Persian role

Ben Kingsley has signed up to star in the forthcoming 'Prince of Persia' movie. Alfred Molina has also been unveiled as a co-star to the action adventure's leads, Jake Gyllenhaal and Gemma Arterton.	1 vote

♦ Roberto Cavalli:"Women Today Have Vulgar Dress Sense"

Roberto Cavalli has never been the shy and retiring type and now he been speaking out about the 'vulgar' way modern women dress. "There is a real vulgarity in the way women dress at the moment," he said in an interview with the Telegrpah, "They show off too much and try too hard. They don't understand where the line is between sexy and vulgar. I know where that line is.	1 vote

♦ McCartney given honorary degree

Sir Paul McCartney has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Music degree from Yale University in the United States. The former Beatle had awakened a generation, giving a fresh sound to rock and roll and to rhythm and blues, Yale's president, Richard Levin, said. "You have pushed the boundaries of the familiar to create new classics," he added, at the ceremony in Connecticut.	1 vote

♦ Agyness Deyn Stars In Film With Hoffman

Agyness Deyn isn't content with conquering the modelling world AND trying her hand as a musiciannow she's having a go at acting too! The supermodel, who sings on the latest single by indie band Five O'Clock Heroes and also have her own band, is set to star in a film.	1 vote

♦ Spielberg, Jackson to helm third 'Tintin'

Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson will direct the third Tintin film jointly, reports say. Speaking at the Cannes premiere of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Spielberg revealed his plans for the motion-capture trilogy. "We are going to make three Tintin movies back-to-back. I'll direct the first one, Peter will direct the second one. We'll probably co-direct the third one...	1 vote

♦ 50 Cent Fan Steals Chain During Gig.

50 Cent Fan Steals Chain During Gig.... Rap superstar 50 Cent had his diamond-encrusted chain stolen by an overzealous fan during a recent concert in the African country of Angola. The In Da Club hitmaker, real name Curtis Jackson, was performing in Luanda with his G-Unit crew when one man jumped up onto the stage and grabbed the jewellery from his neck.	1 vote

♦ With this setup, who needs the oxygen?

After having witnessed their rise in the bacchanalian heydey of the dot-com boom, we've always had an odd fascination with oxygen bars. And yes, we admit that it probably has something to do with Dennis Hopper's character in Blue Velvet too. That aside, the "Entertainment Oxygen Lounge" may prove too difficult to resist even for skeptics like us.	1 vote