London, September 21: Roger Daltrey from ‘The Who’ and Joe Walsh from ‘The Eagles' will be among renowned rock stars who will perform at the 10th Rock'n'Roll Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas in November.

The Rock'n'Roll Fantasy Camp brings music lovers an opportunity to jam and record with their favourite rock stars.

"Rock'n'Roll Fantasy Camp reminds me of what it used to be like when we first started, when we were rough and ready... it's fantastic," the BBC quoted Daltrey as saying.

London, Sept 21: ‘Girls Aloud’ singer Cheryl Cole has rubbished all rumours about her quitting the band.

The entire buzz started when songwriter Alison Clarkson, formerly known as Betty Boo, claimed in a radio interview that she was asked to pen a song for Cheryl because she wanted to have a solo career.

“I’ve been asked to write for Cheryl because she’s gonna start on her own, I think, because she asked for me. We’ll see what happens,” the Sun quoted her, as saying.

Washington, Sept 21: Actress Billie Piper slammed all the rumors about her return to sci-fi series ‘Doctor Who’.

But she did say that she may make a surprise return to the show some day.

The actress left the show after 27 episodes acting as the doctor's assistant ‘Rose Tyler’.

"A friend of mine told me he'd read about that. It's news to me,” Contactmusic quoted her, as saying.

London, Sept 21: Menopause may be a nightmare for women who experience hot flashes, but a new study has revealed that it also means– freeing women to be good grandmums.

Data from Africa reveals that menopause creates grandmums without young children and can increase the survival chances of their daughters' kids.

In the study, scientists have tried to find what advantage giving up reproducing could have.

London, Sept 21 : Ever wonder what a young William Shakespeare would have looked like? Well, according to a police artist, he was a dead ringer for boy wizard Harry Potter.

Metropolitan police artist Cathy Charley used the process of “age procession” to create an image of a young Shakespeare.

With the help of portraits of the playwright, Charley used her knowledge of how faces change over time to create a picture of the Bard while young by going back in time, reports The Sun.

London, September 20 : English disk jockey Chris Moyles is reportedly pondering whether to audition for a cameo appearance in Hollywood filmmaker Quentin Tarantino’s next movie.

The BBC Radio 1 ‘Breakfast Show’ host may have to spend 800 dollars if he chooses to audition for a role in Tarantino’s film.

Moyles asked the ‘Pulp Fiction’ director whether he could get a cameo in his next movie, when the latter was interviewed for his show this week.