Celebrity Gossip

Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart have fuelled rumours of a wedding by reportedly taking blood tests and obtaining licences.

The couple, who live in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, have been together since 2002 and became engaged in April 2007.

New York Post gossip columnist Cindy Adams said: "Jackson Hole bigmouths swear Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart took blood tests and got licences so could be they already are, or soon will be, filing joint returns."

Flockhart, 44, has son Liam, whom she adopted as a baby in 2001. Ford has grown-up sons Benjamin and Willard with first wife Mary Marquardt, as well as son Malcolm and daughter Georgia from his second marriage to Melissa Mathison.

A photograph supposedly of Rihanna taken in the aftermath of the alleged attack on her by Chris Brown has been leaked to the media.

The image, which was published on TMZ yesterday, shows what appears to be the singer with cut lips and bruises on her face.

A spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department said: "The unauthorised release of a domestic violence photograph immediately generated an internal investigation.

"A violation of this type is considered serious misconduct, with penalties up to and including termination."

He added that the LAPD "takes seriously its duty to maintain the confidentiality of victims of domestic violence".

Earlier this week, reports suggested Rihanna felt that Brown should have "expressed more contrition" in his public statements following the incident.

Could be photoshopped so not going to believe it 100% yet. But if it is true, damnnn.. :(

If it was photoshopped the police wouldn't have launched an in investigation into the leak.

Somebody will lose their job over this.

Kelly Osbourne has reportedly completed her latest spell in rehab.


The DJ voluntarily entered a treatment centre in the LA area last month, suffering from an undisclosed addiction.


According to Metro, the 24-year-old has now completed the programme and was seen out shopping in Malibu with her mum Sharon.


The former X Factor judge previously said that she was proud of her daughter for recognising that she needed help.


The stint is Kelly's third in rehab. She completed treatment for an addiction to prescription painkillers in 2004 but was reported to have admitted herself to a clinic the following year after relapsing.

Hollywood actress and poet Dorothy Bridges has died at the age of 93.

The widow of actor Lloyd Bridges, she was also known as the creative force behind the careers of her sons Beau and Jeff Bridges.

Jeff told the Los Angeles Times that she was the "hub" of the acting family.

"My dad was sort of the front man - he was out there getting public attention. But my mom was behind the scenes, sort of holding the whole thing together, and she did that with her own particular brand of verve," he said.

"She was such a creative person and inspired us all to be creative."

Her acting credits included appearances in Sea Hunt, The Thanksgiving Promise, the 1989 film See You In The Morning and the 1994 TV movie Secret Sins Of The Father.

Dorothy was also a respected poet, performing for Bob Hope at the Hollywood Bowl and publishing the story of her romance with Bridges in the book You Caught Me Kissing. She is survived by her two sons and daughter Lucinda, her brother Frederick Simpson Jr., 11 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

RIP Dorothy

Nicole Richie and Joel Madden are expecting their second child, the Good Charlotte singer has announced.

Madden wrote on the band's website that the way he was feeling was "better than winning an Oscar". The couple welcomed their first daughter Harlow Winter Kate Madden last January, and have both since spoken of the "thrills" of parenthood.

The 29-year-old frontman wrote: "I am so happy to tell everyone that Harlow is going to be a big sister! God has truly blessed my family. Hope [you're] all feeling as good as I am right now."

Congratulations to them :cheer:

Sir Richard Branson has spoken about the loss of his first daughter, who died when she was just a few days old in 1979.

The Virgin tycoon described the experience as "horrendous" and said that it was an experience that his wife, Joan, has never fully come to terms with.

Clare Smith was born three months prematurely and died in a hospital incubator after being born at just 25 weeks.

Speaking to Mail On Sunday columnist Piers Morgan for an interview to be broadcast on ITV1 next Sunday, Branson said: "We were hoping and praying that the hospital would keep her alive, but it wasn't to be."

The couple, who have been together for 32 years, have since had two more children named Holly and Sam.

"The mending process takes time and it didn't really start until Holly was born 18 months later...but I suspect for the mother it's never completely completed," said the 58-year-old entrepreneur.

Sir Richard, who also speaks about his thirst for risk in Piers Morgan’s Life Stories: Sir Richard Branson, was recently held up as "inspirational" by actress Charlize Theron.

She said: "I think we want to surround ourselves with people who inspire you and push you, and this guy does that on a level that is out of control."

Aww, I never knew that, that is so sad :(

KATE BECKINSALE is to have a Pot Noodle named after her - called Steak and BeckinsALE.
The instant snack company decided to honour her with a limited edition flavour after she payed homage to them after the Oscars.

While most celebs were busy showing off their bling, the 36-year-old was lusting for some calorific noodles at SIR ELTON JOHN’s after show party.

The A-lister, who starred in Pearl Harbour and is married to Hollywood Director LEN WISEMAN, said: "I am hoping for a Pot Noodle and a cup of tea!"

Pot Noodle Flavour Development Manager, Grahame Walker, said: “We’re always on the look out for ideas for new flavours so when Miss Beckinsale announced her love for Pot Noodles we just had to make one in her honour.

“Steak & BeckinsALE is just like Kate – classically British and a tasty little number.”

Actor Andrew Sachs and former Strictly Come Dancing contestant John Sergeant were among the winners at the Oldie Awards ceremony in London.

Sachs, who was at the centre of the Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand phone calls row, won granddad of the year.

Sergeant, who eventually bowed out of BBC One's ballroom dancing show despite huge support, won hoofer of the year.

The awards are given out every year by The Oldie magazine to well-known older citizens who have made the headlines.

'All in the past'

Other winners included novelist Sir Terry Pratchett, named campaigner of the year for raising awareness of Alzheimer's Disease which he suffers from.

"I was a grumpy old man as well. I'm quite happy to be an oldie," said the 60-year-old writer.

Former Fawlty Towers star Sachs was given his prize for his "dignified response to the BBC furore surrounding phone calls about his granddaughter".

He explained that he wanted to put the incident behind him, and said: "I don't harbour grudges, it's happened, there we are, it's all in the past."

Sergeant said that his unconventional yet popular stint on Strictly Come Dancing had been "a great triumph".

"A mistake that some people made is that they seemed to think I was a bad dancer. Now I don't know how they got that impression, I did everything I could to stop that," he added.

Other winners included Liberal Democrat treasury spokesman Vince Cable for predicting the economic downturn, and writer Diana Athill for her memoirs of old age.

The event, which was founded in 1992, was hosted by Sir Terry Wogan.

:clap: :clap: Well done to all of them.