Celebrity Gossip

[Rawnie]

If I'm totally honest, he doesn't deserve to see Angel. He was an absolutely disgusting person when he denied that he was the father and treated Mel as if she was the lowest of the low. He is a vile man but atleast Mel's husband, Stephen, is lovely.

And wasn't Mel rumoured to be the new X Factor judge before they announced it was Cheryl? She'd do a great job at it

[tammyy2j]

Britney Spears is taking sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, along on her upcoming two-month world tour. "Both Sean Preston and Jayden James will, in fact, be joining Britney throughout the duration of her tour," says Spears's blog, slamming rumours that the concerts were in trouble because the singer didn't want to leave her boys behind. Britney's ex-husband, Kevin Federline, currently has primary custody of the boys but the star has nearly 50-50 access to them in visitation rights. According to designer Jamie King, her Circus tour will avoid "such traditional circus elements as live animals, we've created something innovative and exciting using contortionists, dancers, lighting, fire and other special effects"

[tammyy2j]

Gwyneth Paltrow has revealed that her family was upset after Jonathan Ross joking said she was "clearing gagging for it" and that he would "f**k her" in an interview on his chat show last April. The actress said the joke was "very offensive to my father-in-law", who is Exeter-based chartered accountant, Anthony Martin. The BBC Trust condemned the interview as "gratuitous and not editorially justified." SOURCE: DAILY MAIL

[Rawnie]

I scanned this from Hello!

[tammyy2j]

Funnyman Ricky Gervais has asked new U.S. President Barack Obama to help him get Victoria Beckham back in Britain - in exchange for Paris Hilton. The comedian is concerned that Hilton is househunting near his London home, and has penned an open letter to Obama asking for a trade, and posted it on his website.
Gervais explains Hilton is "out and about integrating herself with the Great British public,” and adds, "Mr. President. We are not stupid. This is clearly a retaliatory strike for Posh Spice (Beckham) moving to L.A. I know it, and you know it, so let’s cut the ‘it’s a free country’ nonsense and come to some agreement."
The funnyman adds, "This is how it would work. We call them both and tell them that we’ve found a giant ‘paparazzi nest’ in New York... The thought of that many photographers in one place will be irresistible.
"Once we get them there, while they are having their photos taken... we will swap their limos around. It’s fool proof.
"Have your people call my people. They may have to call a few times as my people are useless to be honest."

[Abigail]

"Have your people call my people" Reminds me of the bet Cuddy had with House in season four of House.

[Abbie]

Funnyman Ricky Gervais has asked new U.S. President Barack Obama to help him get Victoria Beckham back in Britain - in exchange for Paris Hilton. The comedian is concerned that Hilton is househunting near his London home, and has penned an open letter to Obama asking for a trade, and posted it on his website.
Gervais explains Hilton is "out and about integrating herself with the Great British public,” and adds, "Mr. President. We are not stupid. This is clearly a retaliatory strike for Posh Spice (Beckham) moving to L.A. I know it, and you know it, so let’s cut the ‘it’s a free country’ nonsense and come to some agreement."
The funnyman adds, "This is how it would work. We call them both and tell them that we’ve found a giant ‘paparazzi nest’ in New York... The thought of that many photographers in one place will be irresistible.
"Once we get them there, while they are having their photos taken... we will swap their limos around. It’s fool proof.
"Have your people call my people. They may have to call a few times as my people are useless to be honest."

Thats so funny!

[Abbie]

Etta James has slammed Beyonce for singing "her song" at Barack Obama's inauguration.

During a show at Seattle's Paramount Theatre, the 71-year-old music legend told the audience: "I can't stand Beyonce", adding: "She gonna get her a** whopped."

The tirade follows Beyonce's rendition of At Last at an inauguration ball following the swearing-in of the US president. The song had originally been a hit for Etta in 1961.

In a recording from the Seattle show circulating on Thursday, the veteran singer hits out at Beyonce for daring to sing "her song".

She is heard telling the audience: "You know your president, the one with the big ears? Wait a minute, he ain't my president."

The singer continues: "I tell you that woman he had singing for him, singing my song, she gonna get her a** whopped.

"I can't stand Beyonce."

Etta added that the younger singer had "no business" singing her song for the president.

Beyonce recently played Etta James in the film Cadillac Records and has said that the elder songstress had praised her performance.

[tammyy2j]

Tough gal Etta James was just cracking jokes when she told a Seattle audience that she "can't stand Beyonce," who covered James' most famous song at the Neighborhood Inaugural Ball that followed President Obama's inauguration, according to the New York Daily News.

"I didn't really mean anything," the 71 year-old diva told the paper. "Even as a little child, I've always had that comedian kind of attitude. Nobody was getting mad at me in Seattle. They were all laughing, and it was funny."

Still, Beyonce's invitation to sing "At Last" for the President and Mrs. Obama's first dance did sting the woman who made the song a classic. James complained she felt "left out of something that was basically mine, that I had done every time you look around."

Whether she really meant what she'd said--that Beyonce was "gonna get her ass whupped" for singing the song--James wasn't the first artist to perform the tune that she made famous on her 1961 Chess Records debut album. Glenn Miller performed "At Last" with his orchestra in the '40s, followed by Nat King Cole in the '50s. And it's natural for great musical ideas to be passed between generations, as music mogul Clive Davis told MTV.com.

"I know that last year when I introduced Leona Lewis to Whitney Houston there was a sense of visible awe," Davis told the website. "It was not, 'I'm gonna show a past generation [up].' I'm not saying it was a lovefest, but back in the day ... they could all be great, but they competed with each other. But I don't think it's indigenous to artists. I don't view it as a problem."

[Perdita]

Peaches Geldof and her husband Max Drummey have announced that they are to end their six-month marriage, reports The Sun.

The couple tied the knot in Las Vegas last August after dating for about a month.

A statement said that the Chester French musician and his 19-year-old wife decided to part ways after "much soul-searching".

It read: "Our parting is amicable and both of us still respect and care about each other immensely.

"There were no other people involved in this decision and we both look forward to a future as good friends. Peaches Geldof will continue to split her time between New York and London."

Friends claimed that Drummey, 24, remains "besotted" with Geldof, who refused to see him over the festive period. Sir Bob's daughter had earlier admitted that she did not think her marriage would last.

That was to be expected, sadly