Washington, Apr 3 : Brit footballer Ashley Cole and his wife Cheryl Cole are all set to renew their wedding vows.

The couple, who walked down the aisle in 2006, are gearing up to solemnize their wedding once again.

Their marriage had hit a rough patch after Ashley cheated on Cheryl with a hairdresser.

However, it seems the couple are trying their best to prove that their marriage is going strong.

New York, Apr 3 : American drummer Travis Barker and his lover Shanna Moakler have once again called it quits, after a major row.

Its been reported that the row, which caused the split, was so intensive that the cops had to be called.

The fight began when Travis accused Moakler of having an affair with Gerard Butler, while the rocker was recovering from severe burns caused by a plane crash.

Washington, Apr 3 : Hollywood actor Zac Efron and his girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens are gearing up to feature in a comedy skit to be aired on comedian Will Ferrell's website FunnyOrDie. com.

The rib-tickling comedy will feature Zac and Vanessa alongside Nicole Richie and Thomas Lennon, who plays Efron''s Uncle Hank.

It has been directed by Adam Shankman, reports OK! magazine.

Its been reported that the cast had a blast shooting for the comedy skit.

Washington, Apr 3 : Matthew McConaughey insists that his Airstream trailer enables him to travel across America without hampering his career.

The actor says that the modern technology has made life easier for him.

"I can communicate just as well from the Airstream, run everything right there. I can do it better. My thoughts are better when I''m on the road. I''m more creative," Contactmusic quoted him, as telling the news issue of America''s Men''s Journal magazine.

Washington, Apr 3 : A special region of the brain''''s visual cortex, which is in charge of distinguishing between background and foreground images, called V2, is what makes brain cells remember things, according to a new study.

Neuroscientists at The Johns Hopkins University have demonstrated that nerve cells in V2 can "grab onto" figure-ground information from visual images for several seconds, even after the images themselves are removed from our sight.