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London, Sept 18: Football ace David Beckham is turning into a ‘Spice Boy’, for the soccer player has been helping his wife practice her moves for the upcoming Spice World tour.

The Spice Girls’ tour choreographer Jamie King has asked the girls – Victoria, Mel B, Mel C, Emma Bunton, and Geri Halliwell to involve their beaus for practice ahead of their tour.

A source revealed that Becks is happy to be a part of the tour, seeing his enthusiasm, the other girls have also roped in their blokes.

London, Sept 18: Actor Jared Leto shared his bizarre slimming regime with actress Sienna Miller. According to two female model admirers at London nightspot Paper, Leto, the former fiance of Cameron Diaz, had been discussing his bizarre diet secrets with Jude Law’s ex.

A friend of the actor also revealed that his diet really does work, though its ingredients could make anyone squirm.

Washington, Sept 18: Mary Louise Parker’s rep confirmed that she has adopted a baby girl from Africa. The 43-years-old actress was spotted with her adopted daughter while she travelled to this year’s Emmy Awards.

A source praised Parker for being a wonderful mother.

"Mary-Louise is such an incredible mom," People quoted the source, as saying.

"She couldn't be happier about this," the source added.

However, Parker’s rep denied disclosing more information about the adoption.

Giving water-ski lessons to his seven-year-old son Dylan has actor Michael Douglas reminiscing about his own youth. The Oscar winning actor spent the summer teaching his son water-ski on a lake he owns in Canada.

The Falling Down actor recollected days of teaching water-skiing in Connecticut.

"When I was a young kid in high school I used to teach water-skiing in Connecticut... I was 16," Contactmusic quoted Douglas, as saying.

Douglas, who is also a certified scuba diver, faced a serious skiing accident in 1980.

Washington, Sept 18: Scientists have revealed that exercising right after eating a meal high in fat content may help people keep in shape.

Max Lafontan and his team examined how fat breaks down in both lean and obese individuals who exercised after either fasting or eating a high-fat diet.

They found that when either a lean person or an obese individual exercise after having a meal of high fat content, their fats break down and get oxidized in the skeletal muscle, which makes them healthier.