London, Nov 22: After 40 years, a previously-unheard interview with The Beatles'' late guitarist George Harrison has come to light.

The interview, which took place in 1967, was conducted by Miranda Ward, who worked as a journalist in the ''60s and ''70s, reports BBC.

Film director David Lambert, who has heard the recordings, said: "It was really the meaning of life according to George Harrison in 1967."

London, Nov 22 : Kiefer Sutherland has rubbished reports that his show ‘24’ helped Barack Obama win the US election.

The Illinois senator will become United States’ first black president when he takes office in January next year.

The action drama featured a black President in its first five seasons, with actor Dennis Haysbert saying prior to Obama''s election victory: "If anything, my portrayal of David Palmer I think may have helped open the eyes of the American people."

London, Nov 22 : American actor Jamie Foxx desperately wants to be the first black actor to play James Bond.

After the recent victory of president-elect Barack Obama, Daniel Craig had revealed that it could be the right time for the first black Bond, following which the ‘Ray’ star suggested his name of replacing current 007.

Foxx said that he would inject his own personality into the English spy.

" I''d put a little swing in it. A little hip-hop, you know,” the Daily Express quoted him as telling Access Hollywood.

Washington, Nov 22: In a puzzling incident, American actress Megan Fox was honoured as one of GQ Magazine’s “Men of the Year”, making her the only female to receive the honour.

New York, Nov 22: Michael Jackson’s nanny revealed during a hearing in London High Court that an Arab Sheikh had paid the king of pop’s utility bills.

Grace Rwaramba said that the ‘Thriller’ star was so broke that he needed a sheikh to pay his utility bills.

Rwaramba, said that she was "flabbergasted" when Jacko''s benefactor, Sheikh Abdulla bin Hamad Al-Khalifa transferred 35,000 dollars into her account to cover the bills for Neverland Ranch in California.

Washington, Nov 22: Britney Spears was in court on November 21 for her conservatorship status’ latest hearing.

This was the first time the pop star has been present in court for a conservatorship hearing.

The ‘Toxic’ star’s father, Jamie Spears, accompanied her to the court, reports Contactmusic.

Jamie was made a co-conservator in the pop star''s estate in February (08).

According to reports, Spears called for the hearing to find out if a planned world tour would have any effect on her conservatorship arrangements.