London, Nov 25 : Popstar Robbie Williams has revealed that prior to making it big in the music business, he went through a rough ‘drug’ phase, so much so that he was on the verge of stabbing himself.

The ‘Rock DJ’ hitmaker revealed on his blog, that he was a paranoid adolescent, and wouldn’t dare pick the music on the pub jukebox in case someone didn’t like it.

And thus, doing drugs with his mates caused him untold mental anguish.

London, November 25 : Amy Winehouse has again landed in hospital after a drink and drug spree set off by a screaming row with hubby Blake Fielder-Civil, according to sources.

The ‘Rehab’ singer, who has made frequent trips to hospitals following her drink and drug addictions, had reportedly collapsed with a seizure and hurried to a London clinic following a heated argument with her hubby over the phone.

London, Nov 25 : ‘Twilight’, a fantasy romance in which a girl falls in love with a vampire, has set a new record for the biggest opening weekend for a female- directed film, taking 70.6 million dollars.

The film, which topped the North American box office, is directed by Catherine Hardwicke and is based on the first of a series of novels written by US author Stephenie Meyer.

London, November 25 : Amy Winehouse has again landed in hospital after a drink and drug spree set off by a screaming row with hubby Blake Fielder-Civil, according to sources.

The ‘Rehab’ singer, who has made frequent trips to hospitals following her drink and drug addictions, had reportedly collapsed with a seizure and hurried to a London clinic following a heated argument with her hubby over the phone.

London, Nov 25 : Musician Paul McCartney has likened reality television to a car accident – as both invoke compulsive viewing.

The ‘Hey Jude’ hitmaker admitted that he himself watches it.

"I''m not very keen on it. I watch it like everybody. It''s compulsive viewing but so is a traffic accident,” The Telegraph quoted McCartney, as saying.

The ex-Beatle said shows like the X Factor don’t actually ‘encourage’ musical creativity.

"I think there is too much of it. You can''t turn on the telly without somebody being judged by four people, whether they are on ice, or on the stage or in the jungle,” he added.

Washington, Nov 25: Sarah Jessica Parker has confirmed that there will be a sequel to the hit movie ‘Sex and the City’.

However, she and writer/director Michael Patrick King are struggling with the storyline.

Parker told U. S. news show Access Hollywood that there are plans to shoot the new instalment next summer (09), once a script has been selected.