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When your favorite stars are shooing near you, how can you resist your temptation of not giving them a glance? And when the stars are like Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor, your exciting will be un...

The winners in the ninth annual Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers' Choice Awards, the only major UK theatre prize-giving decided by the public, were announced today (Sunday 15 February) at a glittering, star-studded evening at the Prince of Wales Theatre.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - British pop singer M.I.A., who performed at the Grammy Awards last Sunday despite experiencing labor contractions, has given birth to a baby boy, she said on her MySpace page.

The long-shot story of Jamal Malik in 'Slumdog Millionaire' mirrors the uphill struggle to get the movie made. Given the recession and a slumping DVD market today, an independent film like 'Slumdog' might not survive today's Hollywood economics.

Peaches Geldof gave fellow beach goers quite a show when she took of her top and ran around the beach and in the sea topless.You can see the NSFW photos after the jump below but first can we talk about all of her tattoos? I’m not a big fan of them in the first place, [...]

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Naomi Watts looks great so soon after giving birth to her second child in mid-December.The 40-year-old actress was just snapped by the paparazzi completely naked while filming scenes for her new movie, Mother and Child, in Marina del Rey, California.NSFW photo is after the jump!

Call her Mamma M.I.A. The Grammy- and Oscar-nominated rapper announced on her MySpace blog that she has given birth to a son.

BEHIND every successful woman is. a wardrobe manager. No First Lady since Jacqueline Kennedy has had a more instantaneous impact on fashion than Michelle Obama.

Nobody took Clive Owen seriously when he announced, aged 13, that he wanted to be an actor. It was 1977 and Owen was a pupil at a comprehensive in Coventry, a rough sort of place where the unruly kids were given overalls and ordered to do manual labour around the school. Owen was bright - in the top streams for all his subjects - but then he got a part as the Artful Dodger in the school production of Oliver! and loved it so much that schoolwork no longer seemed important.'I think everybody knew I loved acting, but they didn't think I would actually get into a drama school and do it,' he says now, 30 years later and sitting in the balmy sunshine of a Los Angeles afternoon. We are at an outside table at the Four Seasons Hotel, Beverley Hills, our conversation punctuated by the soft clinking of glasses and the solicitous enquiries of the maitre d'. 'I don't think anybody took it seriously. There was another kid at my school, Dominic, who wanted to be a guitarist and me and him were like t