The event was a star-studded affair, boasting 400 guests including supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, singers Cheryl Cole and Dannii Minogue and chef Gordon Ramsay.

The “Halo” singer keeps detailed mental notes of every meal she eats on tour so she can order the same dish on future visits.

Lady Gaga and Madonna surprised SNL viewers last night (October 3) by staging a catfight on live television.

Four years after releasing Tim Burton’s film adaptation 0f Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (starring Johnny Depp and Freddie Highmore), Warner Bros. is reported to be building a stage musical around Roald Dahl’s classic children’s story.

Dave has spent years mocking the sleazy details of celebrities’ private lives, but the tables were turned Friday as the comedian himself became the topic for late night TV.

It looks like the Erin Andrews Peeping Tom case has been solved. According to reports, the feds have arrested a Chicago man in connection with the nude videos made of the sexy ESPN sportscaster in her hotel room.

Ian Brown, the former Stone Roses frontman has revealed album track ‘Vanity Kills’ was originally written by him and his songwriting partner Dave McCracken as an “autobiographical” track for the rapper’s 2008 LP ‘808s and Heartbreak’.

Taylor Swift initially thought the middle-aged woman was joking when she told her about the plan, and couldn’t believe it when she returned with the inking etched on her skin.

David Letterman, the funnyman on CBS, has confessed his sexual affairs involving members of his staff during his show last Thursday night. And if you know him pretty well, he did it on a light note and a bit of comedy.

The director wants Uma Thurman to reprise her role as Beatrix Kiddo – more commonly known as The Bride – for a third time, but warns fans they face a long wait for the third instalment in the martial arts franchise.

Hugh Jackman is reportedly in talks to star in “Real Steel”, which would see the 40-year-old actor play an ex-fighter who tries to become a promoter for robot boxing after his sport is outlawed for being too violent.