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Mark Wahlberg Gets Star On Walk Of Fame |
Mark Wahlberg has been awarded his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The 39-year-old, who used to be a rapper and underwear model, was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for The Departed four years ago.
Will Ferrell - who co-stars with him in the upcoming police comedy 'The Other Guys' - made a speech at the ceremony.
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Cheryl Cole has flown out to LA with dancer Derek Hough as she continues to recover from malaria.
The Geordie singer is said to have looked healthy and happy as she walked through LAX airport in a pair of oversized sunglasses and a tracksuit last night.
She is reportedly keen to return to work on the X Factor judging panel as soon as possible.
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Speculation Mounts Over Clooney Wedding |
Speculation is mounting that George Clooney could be about to marry his girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis at his villa in Italy.
If it does happen, it'll be the second big showbiz wedding of the weekend - as Chelsea Clinton is set to tie the knot in a multi-million dollar ceremony tomorrow.
She reportedly told her father - former US President Bill Clinton - to lose a stone before walking her down the aisle.
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Is Peaches Geldof Engaged? |
Peaches Geldof has reportedly got engaged to American film director Eli Roth after a whirlwind romance.
The couple - who started dating in March - are apparently planning to tie the knot in an intimate Jewish ceremony on a New York rooftop in January.
38-year old Eli will be 21-year old Peaches' second husband - her first marriage ended after just seven months.
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US Gears Up For Clinton Wedding |
America gets the closest thing it'll ever have to a royal wedding this weekend.
Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter Chelsea is getting married in a town 100 miles north of New York.
Although the details are being kept secret, Brides Magazine editor Millie Martini-Bratten says it's shaping up to be a very classy affair.
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BFMV Picks Up Kerrang Award |
Bullet For My Valentine picked up two prizes at the Kerrang! Awards - including best British band.
The Welsh musicians have won the award three years in a row.
They were also named best live band, following a headline appearance at this year's Download Festival.
30 Seconds To Mars pipped Paramore to be named best international band at the ceremony in London last night.
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Davina & Jedward To Enter BB House |
Davina McCall will join Jedward in the Big Brother house later on today.
The show's presenter will host part of tonight's eviction from inside the compound as part of the 'ignore the obvious' task.
Before Davina's entry, X Factor duo Jedward will perform their new single in the garden.
If housemates react to any of the events, they will fail this weeks shopping task.
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Glee 2nd Season Fears Unfounded |
The cast of Glee say there's no need to worry about the show's second season not living up to the first.
We already know there'll be a Britney Spears tribute episode - and it's thought a second Madonna-themed show is also in the pipeline.
The musical comedy has been a smash-hit all over the world and is in the running for 19 Emmy Awards this year.
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Noel Gallagher Launching Clothes Line |
He's famous for having public rows with his brother but now Liam Gallagher is branching out on his own.
The Oasis frontman has got his own clothing line.
It was launched last night in a new store on London's Carnaby Street.
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Cheryl Cole's reportedly thanked the NHS doctors who saved her life.
The Mirror quotes the Girls Aloud star and X Factor judge saying she would have died if it wasn't for the tropical disease experts who treated her for malaria.
She was rushed to University College London Hospital from a private clinic after being struck down by the deadliest strain of the disease earlier this month.
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Gaze Film Fest. Opens This Weekend |
The Dublin Lesbian and Gay International Film Festival will be running over the Bank Holiday Weekend in the Lighthouse Cinema in Dublin's Smithfield.
This year is the 18th year of the Festival and offers features, documentaries and short films from countries worldwide.
The organisers say this years shows will celebrate the quality, diversity and invention which is now evident in film-making, and will include a wide range of Irish made movies.
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