London, April 12 : Iconic pieces of Hollywood history, including Rita Hayworth''s signature Gilda gown and Charlton Heston''s Planet Of The Apes costume, are set to go under the hammer.

Profiles in History chiefs are looking forward to gather 30,000 to 50,000 dollars for the actress' 1940s movie dress at the two-day sale beginning on April 30.

And Heston's outfit worn as Colonel George Taylor in Planet of the Apes has been guide marked to land 60,000 dollars, reports the Daily Express.

London, Apr 12 : Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has issued a stark warning to his ace striker Cristiano Ronaldo, asking him to stop sulking and start playing for the team.

Ferguson is concerned that his star winger's temperament is having a negative effect on recent performances, News of the World reported.

London, April 12 : Heather Mills has reportedly given her blessings to her former husband Sir Paul McCartney to tie the knot with his new love.

The 41-year-old, who bagged 24.3 million pounds from the ex-Beatle in one of the most bitter court battles in the industry, was allegedly "glad" that her ex partner was happy with heiress Nancy Shevell.

She was said to have accepted that 47-year-old Nancy seemed to be on her way to become 65-year-old Sir Paul's third wife.

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London, April 12 : Actress Amy Adams has confessed that her financially strained upbringing often led her to make her own fake designer clothes at home.

The `Enchanted' star revealed she had to rely on clearance sales to fill her wardrobe, and if she missed upon the chance, she could not afford the clothes.

But that did not stop the 34-year-old from being trendy since she started making twin apparel at home.

"We were defined by the clothes we bought at the mall," the Daily Star quoted her as telling W magazine.

Islamabad - Pakistan on Saturday asked Britain to provide information about 10 of its nationals arrested four days ago for allegedly planning a major terrorist attack on British soil. Pakistan's top security official Rehman Malik told reporters that his country wanted the "full credentials of those who have been arrested, what charges, what evidence, so that we can verify whether they are Pakistanis or not."