♦ Warlocks announce UK tour

Returning to British shores for the first time since last November, Warlocks will be accosting audiences nationwide next month with their morbid combination of sound and sense. With the Warlocks you learn to expect the unexpected. Always shrouded in mystery and dressed in black, this once octet are known for their signature sound and live shows, a...	1 vote

♦ The Wombats star in new T4 show

The Wombats will star in new T4 reality show next month. Je Suis Un Rock Star, which airs on August 9, features 12 hopefuls competing for the chance to work in the music industry. The three selected candidates will work for The Wombats on their European tour around Germany, Spain and France. On each show...	1 vote

♦ Usher to sing at Democratic Convention

Be the first to comment! Usher Reconsiders Mother's Role As Manager. Usher Eyes Marvin Gaye Biopic. Usher Fights To Stay Faithful. Usher Scores Chart Double While Lil Wayne Is Still Top Of The Pops. Usher: 'I Didn't Fire My Mother'.	1 vote

♦ Alicia Keys lands Bond title song?

Alicia Keys has reportedly signed up to sing the title song for the new James Bond movie. According to E!, the American R&B singer has impressed the producers of Quantum Of Solace. "I believe Alicia is the winner," said an insider. Amy Winehouse, Mark Ronson, Leona Lewis, Jack White, Duffy, Duran Duran and Annie Lennox have all been linked to the movie's soundtrack in recent months.	1 vote

♦ Kate Moss' TV meeting

Kate Moss is set to appear in a new BBC TV show later this year. The 34-year-old supermodel will be seen conducting meetings with Topshop boss Sir Philip Green about her collections for the high street store in 'British Style Genius'.	1 vote

♦ Abba appear together at film premiere

Abba have appeared in public together for the first time in years at the Swedish premiere of new movie Mamma Mia!. Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Agnetha Faltskog attended the event along with the film's star-studded cast, which includes Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth. Anni-Frid, known to fans as Frida...	1 vote

♦ Mary-Kate Olsen Finds Ben Kingsley's Kisses 'Comfortable'

Having already heard from Ben Kingsley on how it feels to kiss Mary-Kate Olsen – for their new movie The Wackness, that is – now it's her turn to describe their mutual make-out session. "We shot it at three o'clock in the morning and so everyone was a bit delirious anyhow," Olsen, 22, tells the Wall Street Journal about working with the 64-year-old Gandhi Oscar winner.	1 vote

♦ Madonna hires McCartney lawyer

Madonna has reportedly hired the divorce lawyer who represented Sir Paul McCartney. The '4 Minutes' singer was said to be impressed by Fiona Shackleton's handling of the former Beatle's bitter battle with ex-wife Heather Mills and wants her to represent her case against Guy Ritchie.	1 vote

♦ J.K. Rowling's Potter prequel

J.K. Rowling has written a 'Harry Potter' prequel. The work which is only 800 words long and appears hand-written on a piece of cream coloured A5 card is one of a series of 13 cards sent to authors and illustrators by Waterstones Booksellers for their 'What's Your Story?' charity auction.	1 vote

♦ Winehouse Wedding A Joke

Amy Winehouse's Mother: 'Amy's Wedding Was A Joke' Amy Winehouse's mother was far from upset when the troubled star eloped to wed last year (07) because she believes her daughter's nuptials to Blake Fielder-Civil were a "joke".	1 vote

♦ Flights grow, and airfares dip, from USA to Heathrow

In the past six weeks, it's gotten easier and slightly cheaper to fly between the USA and London Heathrow. Before March 30, federal regulations restricted access between the USA and London's central airport to just four airlines — British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, American and United. The major U.S. airlines shut out of Heathrow flew to London Gatwick...	1 vote

♦ Sinatra 10 years later: To young stars, Ol' Blue Eyes is an 'all-timer'

Now, 10 years after Sinatra's death (on May 14, 1998) at 82, the charts are littered with artists who hadn't yet launched careers by the time Ol' Blue Eyes shuffled off his mortal coil. To these performers, most of them in their 20s and early 30s, Sinatra is surely a relic of an ancient era: a booze-swilling...	1 vote

♦ FTC Survey: 20% Success Rate for Kids Buying Mature Games

Covert government-recruited shoppers prowled 253 stores to buy Mature-rated games and were turned down a remarkable 80% of the time according to a just-released FTC survey. That's up dramatically from a 58% turn-away rate in the FTC's 2007 "undercover shopper" survey, according to game trade site Gamasutra. Apparently the rate was as low as 16% in 2000.	1 vote

♦ Lindsay Lohan's leggings search

Lindsay Lohan is searching for models to showcase her new line of leggings for free. The 'Mean Girls' star who is often seen out wearing the tight bottoms has organised a casting today (08.05.08) for the new collection, tentatively titled '6126', but expects the models to work for nothing when they shoot the advertising campaign tomorrow (09.05.08).	1 vote