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London, Sept 14: Pamela Anderson cleared a poker debt of 125,000 pounds by sleeping with the man she owed the sum to.

Washington, Sept 14: ‘American Idol’ judges have offered to help Britney Spears.

The singer’s career is said to be doomed after her disastrous comeback performance at MTV Video Music Awards.

American Idol boss Simon Cowell also gave a scathing verdict on the Sept 9 show. 
Now, Cowell and his team have decided to bring the pop star back

Washington, Sept 14: Australian singer Kylie Minogue has confirmed the release of her first new single ‘2 Hearts’ since being diagnosed with breast cancer.

The Aussie singer’s latest single is scheduled to release on the Parlophone record label on November 12th.

2 Hearts will be Minogue’s first album in more than two years and follows her breast cancer surgery.

The 39-year-old songstress revealed that she had been working on the record for one and half year and was struggling to cut down a wealth of songs she had put together for it.

Washington, Sept 14:  Rocker Courtney Love is now counting on her fans to provide inspiration for the lyrics of a new track after suffering a bout of writer's block.

The rocker is looking to her fan following as she is finding it difficult penning a new song.

Love posted a message on her MySpace blog inviting her fans to help her write some fresh material for a new album.

London, Sep 14: Latest reports have revealed that George Clooney’s so-called "actress" and "model" girlfriend is actually a cocktail waitress.

Sarah Larson, who has been seen with the actor on several occasions, works as a cocktail waitress in the Palms Hotel bars Moon and Ghostbar in Las Vegas.

And the 28-year-old has reportedly messaged her boss that she won't be coming back to work any time soon as she is busy travelling the world with Clooney.

Washington, September 14: Chemists at the University of Nottingham are using green chemistry techniques for coating drugs in plastics, which may provide an effective delivery system for the cutting-edge drugs.

The researchers say that with their technique, the bioactive elements of the drug remain completely effective, which is why it may provide the maximum benefit of the therapy to patients.