Cairo  - The Spanish film Return to Hansala won the Golden Pyramid at the closing ceremony of the 32nd edition of Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF) late on Friday.

"The jury of the international competition chose this film, as it presented a story from two continents and depicted their different cultures and traditions," said Egyptian director and jury member Mohamed Khan as he announced the winners.

London, Nov 28: Former ‘Black Eyed Peas’ guitarist Kevin Rudolf is ready to work on Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan’s album, but only if she accepts his terms and conditions.

Rudolf, who has shot to fame with debut single ‘Let It Rock’ becoming an Internet phenomenon, has clearly given his terms and conditions to Lindsay, who is releasing her third album Spirit In The Dark.

"The Lindsay thing looks like it will happen. She has a good voice but she''s going to have to work to my sound if she wants us to work,” the Sun quoted Rudolf, as saying.

“If we stick with her sound it's not going to help either of us,” he added.

London, Nov 28: Former model Cindy Crawford and actress Jennifer Love Hewitt were among celebrities who helped to serve up a Thanksgiving feast for LA''s homeless.

Crawford put her lavish lifestyle on hold to don an apron and ensure each hungry guest at the Los Angeles Mission shelter received equal portions of the free cuisine, reports the Sun.

Love Hewitt, who also prepared meals for LA’s poorest behind the canteen, looked stunning as she passed on platefuls of nosh with her rubber gloved hands.

Washington, Nov 28: Simon Cowell's ex Terri Seymour has denied that she ditched the music mogul by text message.

The couple dated for more than six years, until Seymour called time on the relationship in September (08).

Cowell later told a U. S. news show he was dumped by text, but Seymour insists that wasn''t the case.

She insists that ending such a long-lasting relationship with a text message would be too impersonal.

"You''re with someone for six years and you end it by text? I don''t think so! No, it wasn''t ended over the phone and it wasn''t ended by text,” Contactmusic quoted her, as telling Britain''s Hello magazine.

New Delhi - India's entertainment capital of Mumbai is in a state of shock due to the terrorist attacks across the city, with reports of at least one Bollywood superstar sleeping with a gun under his pillow.

Mumbai is home to the Hindi film industry, popularly known as Bollywood.

Iconic star Amitabh Bachchan, who has played the role of superhero in several Hindi movies, described it as a "terrible situation" that disturbed him.

"As the events of the terrorist attack unfolded in front of me, I did something for the first time and one that I had hoped never ever to be in a situation to do," Bachchan an icon of the Hindi cinema wrote on his blog.

Sydney - Business looks bleak for Baz Luhrmann's Australia with opening-day takings in the United States well behind teen vampire romance Twilight, Melbourne's Herald Sun reported Friday.

Quoting figures from entertainment industry bible Variety, the paper said the World War II epic took 3.4 million Australian dollars (2.2 million US dollars) on its first day.

Its box office takings averaged 1,318 Australian dollars per screen, compared with 35,055 Australian dollars per screen earned by box office leader Twilight.