Following much media speculation that she could be about to walk down the aisle, a representative for actress Scarlett Johansson has said the star and actor Ryan Reynolds aren't getting married.
A New York newspaper and websites had reported the 23-year-old was seen shopping for wedding dresses with her mother and sister in Los Angeles.
But Johansson's spokesperson told Usmagazine.com: "A family member is getting married, not her. She is not engaged."
Saturday 31 May 2008
Wednesday 28 May 2008
Glastonbury festival stage announces additions to line-up
The 2008 line-up for the popular Stonebridge Bar, located at the Park area of the Glastonbury festival, has been announced.
The likes of Toddla T and Man Like Me will play live at the bar. Various other DJs and live acts are set to perform over the weekend.
The line-up for the Stonebridge Bar at Glastonbury is:
June 26
The Heavenly Jukebox
Guilty Pleasures
Baggy Mondays
Breakin Bread
June 27
Robins Jukebox
Dad Rock
Hip-Hop Karaoke
Phil Harrison and Chris Parkin
Jon Hilcock (XFM)
Very Special Guest
Lou and Soph
Get Involved Club DJs
Richard Norris
June 28
Jeff's Jukebox reggae set
Bassclef
Secousse DJs with Esau Mwamwaya
Hip-Hop Karaoke
Heatwave DJs
Man Like Me
Deviate DJs
Leaf Troup
Toddla T
Grecoroman
June 29
Danny's Jukebox
Ben Swank
Ben UFO
Soulsavers
Huw Stephens and Sleeve Face DJs
Justin Speer
Drums of Death (DJ set)
Special Guest TBC
For more information and ticket details go to Glastonburyfestivals.co.uk.
The likes of Toddla T and Man Like Me will play live at the bar. Various other DJs and live acts are set to perform over the weekend.
The line-up for the Stonebridge Bar at Glastonbury is:
June 26
The Heavenly Jukebox
Guilty Pleasures
Baggy Mondays
Breakin Bread
June 27
Robins Jukebox
Dad Rock
Hip-Hop Karaoke
Phil Harrison and Chris Parkin
Jon Hilcock (XFM)
Very Special Guest
Lou and Soph
Get Involved Club DJs
Richard Norris
June 28
Jeff's Jukebox reggae set
Bassclef
Secousse DJs with Esau Mwamwaya
Hip-Hop Karaoke
Heatwave DJs
Man Like Me
Deviate DJs
Leaf Troup
Toddla T
Grecoroman
June 29
Danny's Jukebox
Ben Swank
Ben UFO
Soulsavers
Huw Stephens and Sleeve Face DJs
Justin Speer
Drums of Death (DJ set)
Special Guest TBC
For more information and ticket details go to Glastonburyfestivals.co.uk.
Neil Diamond - Diamond Scores A Gem As Album Debuts At Number One In Us
NEIL DIAMOND has scored his first number one album in America.
The Sweet Caroline hitmaker's new release, Home Before Dark, has debuted at the top, claiming the biggest debut sales week in the crooner's career.
Toby Keith's hits album, 35 Biggest Hits, debuted in second place, while last week's number one, Madonna's Hard Candy, fell to three.
Former American Idol star Clay Aiken enters the new Billboard chart at four with On My Way Here and Mariah Carey's E=MC2 rounds out the top five.
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Amy Winehouse's family makes plea to leave singer alone
A member of Amy Winehouse's family has called in to a BBC Radio show to ask the press to leave the singer alone.
Sue, who did not give her last name, called in to BBC's 5Live following a discussion on drugs that used the singer as an example.
She said: "Please let her finish her rehabilitation - let her try to get off the stuff and then we'll have the Amy we all want.
"We're just trying to carry on our lives, if possible."
Sue said she was angry that Winehouse was being used as an example of drug abuse.
She added: "You keep bringing up that she's a teenage icon and what example is she setting. She's setting no example. She didn't want to be an example - all she wants to be is a singer and a songwriter.
"There are thousands of families going through the same tragic situation as us all over England and they're allowed to get on it quietly - and this is all we ask for Amy."
Sue also hit out at the paparazzi, saying: "Give it a break - stop printing all those nasty photos.
"Amy has the press knocking on her door at two o'clock, three o'clock in the morning and some of the photos of Amy at her worst is when she's had no sleep and gone downstairs to say 'Leave me alone, shut up, I want to go to sleep'."
When asked about Winehouse's recent incidents with the police Sue said: "Sometimes in our heart of hearts - and this is going to sound ever so bad - we wish she would be incarcerated and maybe that would help get her off the drugs."
Sue, who did not give her last name, called in to BBC's 5Live following a discussion on drugs that used the singer as an example.
She said: "Please let her finish her rehabilitation - let her try to get off the stuff and then we'll have the Amy we all want.
"We're just trying to carry on our lives, if possible."
Sue said she was angry that Winehouse was being used as an example of drug abuse.
She added: "You keep bringing up that she's a teenage icon and what example is she setting. She's setting no example. She didn't want to be an example - all she wants to be is a singer and a songwriter.
"There are thousands of families going through the same tragic situation as us all over England and they're allowed to get on it quietly - and this is all we ask for Amy."
Sue also hit out at the paparazzi, saying: "Give it a break - stop printing all those nasty photos.
"Amy has the press knocking on her door at two o'clock, three o'clock in the morning and some of the photos of Amy at her worst is when she's had no sleep and gone downstairs to say 'Leave me alone, shut up, I want to go to sleep'."
When asked about Winehouse's recent incidents with the police Sue said: "Sometimes in our heart of hearts - and this is going to sound ever so bad - we wish she would be incarcerated and maybe that would help get her off the drugs."
Actor says Emmerdale changed his life
'Emmerdale' star Matthew Wolfenden has said that getting a role in the soap changed his life.
The actor, who plays David Metcalfe in the show, told the Press Association: "When I first started, I sat down with John Middleton, who plays Ashley. He said, 'When does your character first appear? Are you prepared for your life to change?' I always remember him saying that."
"It changes your life and your friends and families' lives as well. You can't go out without people wanting your picture on their camera phone."
"In the supermarket you constantly get people asking if you're 'that bloke off 'Emmerdale'," he said.
"You're on a soap and you're getting between six and eight million people watching a night. But you forget how many people watch it. I went to Las Vegas on holiday and had English people coming up for autographs."
The actor, who plays David Metcalfe in the show, told the Press Association: "When I first started, I sat down with John Middleton, who plays Ashley. He said, 'When does your character first appear? Are you prepared for your life to change?' I always remember him saying that."
"It changes your life and your friends and families' lives as well. You can't go out without people wanting your picture on their camera phone."
"In the supermarket you constantly get people asking if you're 'that bloke off 'Emmerdale'," he said.
"You're on a soap and you're getting between six and eight million people watching a night. But you forget how many people watch it. I went to Las Vegas on holiday and had English people coming up for autographs."
Dr - Clapton Nelson Join Dr John On Angry New Orleans Album
Jazz and blues legend DR. JOHN has recorded a heartfelt homage to his native New Orleans with Eric Clapton and Willie Nelson.
Like many locals, Dr. John was left devastated when Hurricane Katrina destroyed the Louisiana city in 2005, and he's upset by the ongoing struggles there.
And so he rounded up friends like Clapton, Nelson, punk icon Ani DiFranco and film composer Terence Blanchard to join him as guests on his new album City That Care Forgot.
Clapton joins Dr. John on the track Time For A Change, while Nelson features on Promises, Promises.
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Cannes critics cool as festival nears end
A lack of memorable movies mean the 2008 Cannes film festival is unlikely to live long in the minds of many critics, who argue that after a solid start the main competition faded.
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