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Diana Vickers turned to an exorcist when she once lived in a haunted house.
The X Factor 2008 finalist says the woman helped expel an evil spirit.
'My record company put me in a house on Sloane Square and I got really bad vibes from the minute I walked in,' explains Diana.
'I slept with the light on for four months and I used to hear tapping in the night...
'Eventually I got an exorcist to come round and she told me there was the ghost of a little boy in the house. She did an exorcism and sent him away.'
Diana, 18, admits it's not the only supernatural experience she's had.
'I swear I saw a ghost in my mum and dad's bedroom when I was little,' she insists.
'Another time, I was on the bed and this force grabbed my head and hit me. I flew forward and hit the wall...It was so weird. We moved out of that house!'
Source URL: https://pokbongkoh.blogspot.com/search/label/celebrity%20newsThe Back-up Plan star is already mum to twins Emme and Max, 2, with husband Marc Anthony, 41.
'I do want another baby,' says Jennifer, 40.
'Once you have one you realise what a blessing it is - what an amazing miracle and how much they enrich your life.'
Despite wanting another child, Jennifer is in no rush to get pregnant.
'I think I just need to work right now,' she admits.
'You still have to be an individual.'
Source URL: https://pokbongkoh.blogspot.com/search/label/celebrity%20newsDanielle Bux gets her pals to help apply her spray tan.
The model says she'd be unable to bronze her skin all by herself.
'I have a spray tan before a holiday, but if I can't get to the salon I use...a DIY spray tan,' explains Danielle, 30.
Danielle Bux gets her pals to help apply her spray tan.
The model says she'd be unable to bronze her skin all by herself.
'I have a spray tan before a holiday, but if I can't get to the salon I use...a DIY spray tan,' explains Danielle, 30.
'I get a friend to spray areas I can't reach.'
Danielle also ropes in husband Gary Lineker to help with her beauty regime.
'To keep cellulite away I've always scrubbed the top of my legs with a loofah,' she says.
'At the moment I've also been trying [anti-cellulite serum]... I get my husband Gary to rub it on to my legs at night!'
Source URL: https://pokbongkoh.blogspot.com/search/label/celebrity%20newsDiana Vickers has revealed she got starstruck when she met Jamie Oliver.
The X Factor 2008 contestant was overwhelmed with excitement.
'Jamie Oliver walked out of a lift in front of me,' Diana, 18, tells OK!
'I thought, oh my God, Jamie Oliver is standing over there with a pie he's made. This is incredible!'
Diana's new album Songs From The Tainted Cherry Tree is out now.
She topped the single chart with Once last month.
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The BBC drama was named Best Soap and also took home gongs for Best Single Episode and Best Storyline.
Stars Scott Maslen and Lacey Turner won the Best Actor and Best Actress Awards.
Coronation Street bagged 3 prizes, while Emmerdale and Hollyoaks could only manage one win each.
Michelle Keegan, Patsy Palmer, Keith Duffy, Kym Marsh and Suzanne Shaw were just some of the guests at the London ceremony.
The British Soap Awards will air on ITV1 on Wednesday 19 May.
There comes a time when every woman has to face the soul destroying truth that ‘things aren’t what they used to be’ in the looks department, and by all acoounts that moment has now arrived for British born model Kate Moss. Along with a steep drop in her earned income this past year from £1,091,304 up to April last year, to £771,139, it’s also evident that her looks are rapidly heading in the same direction.
The former fresh faced darling of the fashion world is beginning to look like a ravaged old boot with her skin and hair exhibiting the results of a life filled with drugs, men and hard partying.
While attending the Art Plus Music Party at the Whitechapel Gallery in London this week 36 year old Moss’s face showed very visible signs of lines and wrinkles and poorly maintained skin in general.
But even with her somewhat sordid past lifestyle when she was pictured apparently snorting cocaine with her then boyfriend Pete Doherty, having a daughter with boyfriend, editor Jefferson Hack, and now being engaged to Kills guitarist Jamie Hince, Moss can still command 6 figure payments from many of the top fashion hosues such as perfume house Coty and luxury leather goods company Longchamp.
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Berry’s spokesperson confirmed to CNN that the pair broke up awhile ago.
"Berry and Aubry have been split for some time, but they remain close friends and committed parents to their daughter," the spokesperson said in a statement released to CNN.
Berry and Aubry, who met several years ago on the set of a photo shoot, were together for five years. They are the parents of a two year old daughter, Nahla.
Berry had previously been involved in two high profile marriages.
She divorced former baseball player David Justice in 1997 after five years of marriage. She divorced R&B singer Eric Benet in 2005 after four years, amidst reports of infidelity on his part.
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(PEOPLE.com) -- Although she had kept mum about recent rumors, Vera Farmiga was happy to share her good news at Monday's Costume Institute Gala -- she has another baby on the way!
The Oscar-nominated "Up In the Air" star, 36, is expecting a second child with her husband, Deadsy rocker Renn Hawkey, this fall.
"I'm past the first trimester, so I'm not feeling sick anymore," Farmiga -- wearing Sophie Theallet for Gap -- told USA Today at the event, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
The new arrival will join big brother Fynn, 15 months.
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(PEOPLE.com) -- Emmys and Oscars, move over: Today's celebs are raking in the Internet accolades as well.
Brad Pitt and Jim Carrey lead a veritable who's who of Hollywood favorites at this year's Webby Awards, hosted by B.J. Novak of NBC's "The Office."
Pitt's big win is in the activism category for his "Make It Right" foundation, which he launched in 2007 to help rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Carrey garnered both a Webby and a people's voice award for his visually stunning official fan site that boldly showcases his unique creativity and trippy humor.
Recognizing achievements in more than 70 categories, including Web sites, online videos and films, blogs and other segments of digital culture, the 14th annual Webbys are considered the Oscars of the online world.
While academy judges like Martha Stewart and David Bowie decide the winners in the Webby categories, people around the world also have a say in the voting.
Other honorees include movie critic Roger Ebert for his wildly popular blog, Roger Ebert's Journal, Comedy Central host Stephen Colbert for Colbert Nation and actress Isabella Rosselini for her quirky short-film series, "Green Porno," about animal attraction.
Source URL: https://pokbongkoh.blogspot.com/search/label/celebrity%20newsLONDON (Reuters) – Berlin-based Susan Philipsz, whose artworks center around recordings of her voice singing folk songs in public spaces, is one of the four nominees for Britain's top art award.
The Turner Prize, awarded to British artists under the age of 50 for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation, is handed out annually and traditionally attracts popular debate about the nature and role of art.
Philipsz, 44, was nominated for presentations of her work at the International Festival of Visual Art in her native Glasgow and in Mirrors at the Museo de Arte Contemporanea de Vigo in Spain. "Whether encountered in a stairwell, supermarket or on a promenade, the artist's voice interjects through the ambient noises of the everyday, often eliciting collective and subjective recollections or meditative introspection," Tate Britain, which runs the Turner, said Tuesday.
Also on the shortlist is the Otolith Group comprising Anjalika Sagar, 42 and Kodwo Eshun, 44, who both live and work in London.
The writers and curators investigate "overlooked histories ... in order to reopen the potential of our relation to the present and the future." They were nominated for "A Long Time Between Suns" at Gasworks and The Showroom.
Angela de la Cruz, 45, was shortlisted for her solo show "After" at Camden Arts Center, and Dexter Dalwood, 49, for a solo exhibition at Tate St. Ives.
Dalwood was the bookmakers' early frontrunner for the coveted prize, with William Hill making him the 2/1 favorite.
"Dexter Dalwood is the obvious favorite as his work is well know and easy on the eye," said Hill spokesman Rupert Adams.
Behind Dalwood in the odds came the Otolith Group, de la Cruz and Philipsz as the early outsider.
Previous winners of the Turner Prize include Antony Gormley, Damien Hirst and Chris Ofili.
The four nominees each present a work at Tate Britain in London for an exhibition which opens on October 4. The winner, who receives a check for 25,000 pounds ($38,000), is announced on December 6.
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(EW.com) -- Laura Bush never interested me much until Curtis Sittenfeld wrote an addictively readable novel based on her, "American Wife."
As I read "Spoken From the Heart," passages from "American Wife" echoed in my head. "Wow," I thought, "Sittenfeld really nailed her."
Ever correct, Laura Bush does not mention Sittenfeld's novel, or much else that she finds distasteful. As First Lady, she quietly pursued the causes that mattered to her literacy, the plight of Afghan women but remained largely in her husband's shadow.
Here she emerges, in fitful snatches, as a bookish, brainy, nervous woman, haunted by the car accident she caused at 17, which killed a classmate. "It is a guilt I will carry for the rest of my life, far more visible to me than the scar etched in the bump of my knee," she writes.
The early stretches of "Heart" will resonate with anyone who grew up in small-town America. Midland, Texas, Bush writes, was "a place of ice cream sundaes...and Saturday morning pony rides." She was 31 when she married George Bush there, leading one town biddy to remark, "Can you imagine? The most eligible bachelor in Midland marrying the old maid of Midland?"
The rest of the book lacks the sweetness and poignancy of these first pages. It becomes a weary recitation of trips taken, dresses worn, meals eaten nothing more.
For a woman devoted to her family, Bush has revealed little about her children and nothing new about her husband (though she alludes to a few personal differences, saying, "I had talked to George about not making gay marriage a significant issue" in the 2004 campaign). She does manage to neatly disembowel her mother-in-law, Barbara: "When I married George, I had thought I would be embraced by his mother every bit as much as he was embraced by mine.... What I came to see ultimately as our bond was that we both loved George.... Beyond that, we had little contact."
What it boils down to is this: Anyone who wants to know what makes Laura Bush tick will come away disappointed. The intensely private former First Lady seems almost a shadowy spectator in her own memoir.
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New York – "Minimal, sexy, powerful and very close to the body," was how creative director Kevin Carrigan characterized the latest looks for Calvin Klein women's and men's sportswear, jeans and underwear collections for Fall 2010. "I wanted all the clothes to have a streamlined, aerodynamic feel to them," he said at the preview for the collection on Thursday, April 29, in New York. "Almost athletic."
Lest this sound like wearing scuba gear or a unitard, Carrigan emphasized that it was about a return to luxury, both in the tactility of the soft fabrics and in sharper, more elegant ensembles.
"I feel that people are enjoying being dressed up again," he said. "But I want them to be comfortable."
To achieve the close to the body look, Carrigan said that Lycra was used in everything to create something soft and supple that moved with the body.
"The fabrics are all engineered to contour your body," he said.
Highlights of the sleek designs for women, mostly in black and gray, consisted of skintight stirrup pants with leather panels at the knees like riding pants, a minimal take on the motorcycle jacket with a simple asymmetrical silver zip and jersey sheath dresses with waist-defining leather panels.
There were also military influences, but not of the drab camo or olive green variety. Instead, Carrigan looked to dressier aspects of military dress, like the special occasion uniforms worn by officer cadets.
The Calvin Klein Jeans collection was likewise dressy - "returning to a little decadence," said Carrigan - with a golden sheen on super skinny "jeggings" for women, a dirtier gold rinse on the men's denim and gold hardware all around. And continuing in the streamlined mode, "it's the skinniest, skinniest leg we've ever done at Calvin Klein," said Carrigan, but quickly added that they're designed to be very comfortable and engineered to flatter, whether you're skinny or curvy.
"It's darted and seamed to support a woman's curve," he explained. "So if a woman is slightly slim, and she doesn't have a booty, it's literally lifting and helping give her one. And if she has more shape, it's controlling her shape."
With such body conscious clothing, that is "slim, skinny, almost like a pencil sketch, or the shadow of a Sharpie sketch," the urgency one might feel in getting to the gym seems inevitable. But fear not, Carrigan reassured, because the futuristic scenario where clothes do the work of several thousand hours on the elliptical is here.
"These clothes actually cheat a little," he explained. "They flatter you in a way that make you feel sexy when you put them on, because they're cut for a woman's body and curves, but at the same time they're comfortable. It doesn't matter about going to the gym. The clothes do it for you."
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PHILADELPHIA – On "American Idol," Aaron Kelly, who has battled through laryngitis and tonsillitis, has been praised for his good manners and gentlemanly attitude.And the 17-year-old high school student is also the youngest contestant.
"I always said that I was Southern-raised. ... 'Yes, sir,' 'yes, ma'am' — that's how my mom had taught me," Kelley said in an interview with The Morning Call of Allentown. "I'm having a ball right now. ... It's a ton of fun and it's a great learning experience."
The pint-sized singer with a flair for country music was born in the Gulf Coast town of Sarasota, Fla., and lived in Florida before moving to Sonestown, in northern Pennsylvania, about five years ago.
With his appearance on "American Idol," his new community has especially embraced him with billboards and signs everywhere saying: "Welcome to Sullivan County, home of Aaron Kelly," "Good Luck Aaron Kelly!" and "Vote for Aaron Kelly."
When Kelly was a toddler, he and his older brother, Curtis, survived a house fire in which both suffered burns, according to family members. After the fire, the family struggled financially. Aaron, Curtis and another brother, Joshua, were then adopted by an aunt and uncle — Greg Kelly, and his former wife, Kelly, who is in Los Angeles guiding Aaron through the competition. The boys were eventually raised in Sonestown, a small town about 120 miles northwest of Philadelphia.
Aaron's father and his brother Joshua, a Marine based in San Diego, have also shown their support, cheering for the teen in the "American Idol" studio audience.
Now a high school sophomore, Kelly started singing at a family gathering when he was 6 and soon started performing at festivals and anywhere else he could. He says he loves the popular side of country, especially Rascal Flatts. In Pennsylvania, he has taken his brand of country to rural fairs.
In recent weeks, Kelly had not wowed the judges on "American Idol." But last week, he won them back with his booming take on Shania Twain's "You've Got a Way" that included changing the lyrics from "the way we make love" to "the way you show love."
Simon Cowell said the passionate performance made Kelly seem like a "different artist" after weeks ho-hum endeavors.
LOS ANGELES – Perhaps the most popular actress to perform on "Dancing With the Stars" has done her last dance. Pamela Anderson was ousted from the hit ABC show Tuesday.
Judges praised the 42-year-old sex symbol throughout the season for her dedicated performances and convincing characterization. They appreciated the waltz she and professional partner Damian Whitewood performed on Monday's episode, giving it a score of 24 out of 30. Viewers, though, failed to keep the "Baywatch" beauty afloat.
Judges' scores are combined with viewer votes to determine which celebrity is cast off each week.
"This has been one of the best experiences of my life — and that says a lot. I've had a lot of good experiences," Anderson said after learning her fate.
She thanked her partner and said she wishes her fellow dancers well.
"I love everybody here," she said.
Anderson said that learning to dance allowed her to focus in a way she hadn't before.
"I'm really proud of the effort I've put into it," she said. "I've never been able to apply myself in this kind of way. This is a dream come true."
Whitewood said working with Anderson was something of a dream come true as well.
"You've been an amazing person to work with and so dedicated to learning how to dance," he said, thanking her.
Tuesday's results show also featured a musical performance by Train and a dance performance by the stars of Cirque du Soleil's "Viva Elvis" show.
Five celebrities remain in contention for the mirrorball trophy: Singer Nicole Scherzinger, Olympic figure skater Evan Lysacek, actress Niecy Nash, sportscaster Erin Andrews and football star Chad Ochocinco.
Reality stars Kate Gosselin and Jake Pavelka, astronaut Buzz Aldrin and actors Shannen Doherty and Aiden Turner were eliminated on previous episodes.
The remaining contestants will each perform two dances on Monday. The entire spring cast is expected to perform on the season's final episodes, May 24 and 25.
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