London, Dec 1: Britney Spears has opened up about her marriage break-up hell.

Speaking in a fly-on-the- wall documentary, the singer confessed that she “totally lost her way” before her breakdown and still has “bad days”.

‘In Britney: For the Record’, she says her bad times started with she parted ways with her childhood sweetheart Justin Timberlake in 2002.

“I feel like I handled that break-up. I was devastated, but I handled it a lot better than the one with Kevin Federline,” the Sun quoted her, as saying.

Washington, December 1: Sir Elton John is reportedly considering teaming up with the Grammy award-winning Best Producer of 2008, Mark Ronson, for his next album.

The English composer-pianist, whose new album is said to appear on the Universal/Republic label, may just outdo other young artists such as India Arie, and Jack Johnson after the alleged collaboration.

Sir Elton has in the past collaborated with R&B legend Thom Bell to record hit tracks, including ‘Mama Can''t Buy You Love’, reports Fox News.

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London, Dec 1: Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has branded ‘serial mistress’ Sarah Symonds “a slapper” after she exposed her alleged relationship with him.

When Ramsay, 42, heard the claims that Symonds made, the chef scornfully told the audience at a cooking demonstration in Birmingham that it was not true.

“Come on, if I was really going to cheat it wouldn’t be with a complete slapper,” the Mirror quoted him as saying.

London, Dec 1 : The Killers’ Day & Age has topped the UK albums chart.

Guns N'' Roses had to settle for a number two debut with ‘Chinese Democracy’, their first studio album in 15 years, reports BBC.

Meanwhile, Take That have notched up their eleventh number one on the UK singles chart.

''Greatest Day'', the lead single from the group''s upcoming album The Circus, debuts in the top spot this week. It becomes the group''s third number one in five attempts since reforming in November 2005.

Washington, Dec 1: Romantic comedy ‘Four Christmases’, starring Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn, has topped the weekend box office after raking in 31.7 million dollars.

According to studio estimates, ‘Bolt’ came second with 26.6 million dollars while ‘Twilight’ slipped to the third spot after raking in 26.4 million dollars, reports E! Online.

The latest Bond flick ‘Quantum of Solace’ landed the fourth spot after pocketing 19.5 million dollars.