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TOWIE's Mario Says Sorry To Lucy |
TOWIE lothario Mario has apologised to his girlfriend Lucy - after being caught sending over 40 emails to other women.
The love cheat took to twitter to say sorry, saying he's "only human".
The couple have had an on-off relationship - they split last year after Lucy admitted cheating on Mario with Mark Wright.
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US Goes Crazy For One Direction |
Forget the Fab Four - America has gone crazy for the Fab Five.
The release date of One Direction's album has been brought forward - after fans of the band started camping out outside their US hotels.
The group have been on a whistlestop tour of the States in an attempt to become the first British Boyband in a long time to crack the market.
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Surprise Proposal For Radcliffe |
Daniel Radcliffe has experienced the magic of a marriage proposal.
The Harry Potter star was confronted by a besotted fan last night at a movie premiere in LA - who got down on one knee and proposed.
Daniel - soon to be seen in The Woman in Black - politely declined.
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Walliams Happy To Use BGT Buzzer |
David Walliams says he's more than happy to use his buzzer on rubbish contestants on Britain's Got Talent.
The new judge said he was originally concerned about hurting their feelings - but now he thinks it's actually kinder to 'put them out of their misery'.
The Little Britain star will be re-united with Amanda Holden on the judging panel next week, after she took time off to have a baby.
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Arnie Denied Taj Mahal Visit |
Arnold Schwarzenegger's dream of visiting the Taj Mahal has been terminated.
The former California governor travelled to the Indian city of Agra - but wasn't told that the monument's shut on Fridays.
Tourists are kept away because of Muslim prayers at a nearby mosque.
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Back To The Future Could Be Heading To Broadway |
A musical stage version of Back To The Future could be heading to Broadway.
According to Deadline-dot-com - the original director of the 1985
sci-fi movie, Robert Zemeckis, is on board, as is screenwriter Bob Gale.
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Kings Speech Premiers On Stage |
The King's Speech had its world premiere on the stage last night.
The show on at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford tells the story about King George VI, which creator David Seidler originally wrote for the stage before he developed the movie.
This time last year the screenplay starring Colin Firth was sweeping the board at the Oscars.
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Happy Mondays Announced 2nd Irish Date |
The Happy Mondays have added a second Irish date to their summer tour.
The original line up is back together for the first time in over 19 years.
The band will play Dublin's Olympia Theatre on May 14th and 15th, supported by Inspiral Carpets.
Tickets - which cost 49-euro-65 - are on sale now.
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Crime Titles Are Most Borrowed |
Crime tales and thrillers have killed off romantic novels to dominate the list of most-borrowed titles from our libraries.
New
figures show authors - such as James Patterson and Lee Child - have
committed a crime against passion by pushing love stories out of the top
ten.
Dan Brown's thriller The Lost Symbol sits in first place.
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Search On For Lowest Human Voice |
In the UK, a record label is launching a new search for the lowest human voice.
The
writer of the Christmas number one Paul Mealor has composed a new work -
featuring a note six semitones below the deepest one ever written for a
choir.
Ads are now being placed to try to discover a singer who can reach the note to allow the piece to be recorded this spring.
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Stars To Auction Clothes On-Line |
We're being given the chance to get our hands on the old clothes of
celebrities including Helen Mirren, Sienna Miller and Richard Branson.
An
online auction's being held in Britain to raise money for Elizabeth
Finn Care - a charity that helps people gain access to benefits.
Spokesperson Rob Tolan explains why they started their campaign - which is called "Wrap Up Against Poverty":
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Travolta To Donate Plane To Museum |
John Travolta plans to donate a jet plane to a museum - in honour of his late son.
The actor's giving his G-2 Gulfstream executive jet to the Museum of Aviation in the US state of Georgia.
Travolta, who has a pilot's licence, is donating the plane as a tribute to his son Jett - who died in 2009.
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Madonna Gearing Up For Superbowl |
Madonna's admitted she's nervous ahead of her half-time performance at the Super Bowl this weekend.
111 million people watched the show last year - in the US alone.
Janet Jackson's Superbowl performance in 2004 was overshadowed by her infamous "wardrobe malfunction."
But the 'Material Girl' singer says nothing like that will happen this weekend:
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Tulisa To Publish Autiobiography |
Tulisa has signed a deal to write two novels, as well as her autobiography.
The N-Dubz star and X Factor judge, says she's really excited to start work on the books as it's a dream come true.
The 23 year old also says she's looking forward to sharing her life story as she's got lots to tell.
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X Factor Jamie To Release Single |
He first hit the headlines with his rock-star style, an audition anthem and his trademark hair.
X-factor's Jamie Archer, or Jamie 'Afro', is back with his debut single, 'Insanity' - which is released on Monday.
The
track's raising money for charity - to help disadvantaged young
people, whose communities were torn apart by the summer riots.
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Kazakh Zoo Giving Monkeys Red Wine |
A zoo in Kazakhstan, where temperatures can dip to minus 30 degrees, is giving its monkeys red wine to ward off winter colds.
Its chief animal specialist says it protects them from respiratory infections.
She says primates are like people, they enjoy alcohol, some of them even abuse it.
They get a kind of red Communion wine with chopped fruit, honey , lemon, sugar and hot water.
Pregnant monkeys and babies are not allowed have the drink.
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