TV presenter Christine Bleakley became the twelfth celebrity to be kicked off Strictly after facing a dance-off with Rachel Stevens, who was saved.
Britney Spears left behind a trail of disappointed fans as she headed for New York yesterday after a 24-hour visit to London. The singer kept herself hidden behind oversized sunglasses and a fedora hat as she touched down at JFK after her whistle stop tour to the UK fell short of expectation. ...read
Geri Halliwell turned up to an awards ceremony looking enviably sleek and well-groomed in a ruffled red dress. But as she turned around, a wardrobe malfunction saw her reveal her rear for all to see.
Gordon Ramsay yesterday made light of allegations that he cheated on his wife by saying: 'Come on though, if I was really going to cheat it wouldn't be with a complete slapper.'
It led to weeks of protests, 42,000 complaints, a series of resignations and a grovelling apology from the BBC. Yet remarkably, Jonathan Ross has been defended by the controller of BBC1.
It is my theory about the fact you can always pinpoint exactly how a woman is emotionally - precisely where her life choices have landed her - by her wardrobe. And, judging by the pictures of Madonna's recent outfits, I would surmise she is in a very dark place indeed.
When I heard that Guy Ritchie refused a cut of Madonna's fortune at the end of their marriage - even though, under the law, he could argue for half of whatever she had - I gave a tiny cheer.
It may prove difficult for Santa to get down the chimney or to wrap and put under the tree – but Oxfam wants thousands of Britons to buy a camel this Christmas.
As David Van Day makes trouble in the celebrity jungle, his former singing partner from Dollar says: For once I'm going to speak my mind about...That Awful Vain Man
Her early rebellious were a sign of things to come. Zara Phillips, now 27, is turning into a very unusual royal.
A vital witness has broken decades of silence over the death of Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones - revealing shocking secrets that may identify his killer.
Angelina Jolie shines in Clint Eastwood's riveting true story of murder and corruption in 1920s California. One film that deserves to be called a masterpiece.
The people behind this movie obviously imagine it to be a playful, heart-warming romcom that celebrates the Christmas spirit. In reality it's a horror film.
An unsuccessful satire on the amorality, back-biting and egotism of Hollywood, based on the memoirs of a Tinseltown insider. Leading man Robert De Niro is not a natural comedian.
Demi Moore remains a truly terrible actress in this soporific and implausible heist film. They don't make thrillers like this any more, and for good reason.
My Best Friend's Girl is so terrible that the distributors didn't show it to the national critics.
It lacks the epic sweep of Gladiator, but it's enormously competent, with a couple of fine supporting performances from Russell Crowe and British actor Mark Strong.
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Elsewhere, The Road is a heartfelt ballad for his wife Linda, and The Hitter finds him tackling a difficult Bruce Springsteen song about a fading boxing champ with sensitivity and aplomb. ***
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