Washington, Apr 20 : Russell Crowe is fighting to stop Australian officials from strip mining in late pal Steve Irwin''s wildlife reserve in Queensland.

After the death of the `Crocodile Hunter' 2006, politicians donated over 130,000 hectares of wilderness to conservationists as a tribute.

However, the new Aussie government is planning to permit a local aluminium company for mining a portion of the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve.

Thus, Crowe is leaving no stone unturned to make officials change their decision.

Washington, Apr 20 : Amy Winehouse might just match tunes with Justin Timberlake, for she is reportedly thinking of collaborating with the `SexyBack' singer on a new song.

The `Rehab' singer is currently working on her third album in St. Lucia, and reports suggest that the former N-Sync star could lend his voice to one of the tracks.

"Amy gets thousands of offers a week from other artists," Contactmusic quoted a friend of Winehouse, as telling Britain''s Sunday Mirror newspaper,

Washington, Apr 20 : Hollywood actor  is incredible, when it comes to staying tough with his exes, as he still is in touch with the girl he fell in love with when he was just 4 years old.

The Ed TV actor revealed that he is still in talking terms with his 1st lover Julliane and she is happily married.

"Julianne was a little faster than me; she was five. Julianne is good; I know her. My mother still talks with her mother and she''s back there in south Texas, happily married," Contactmusic quoted Matthew, as saying.

Washington, Apr 20 : Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat joined the league of Hollywood celebs including Kim Kardashian, Miley Cyrus, Victoris Beckham, David Beckham and Paris Hilton, after a Hollywood milkshake was named after her.

Mallika, who visited Millions of Milkshakes in West Hollywood, has been honored with her very own milkshake called the `Mallika shake', reports Contactmusic.

The Mallika shake includes blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, and chocolate sauce.

Washington, Apr 20 : President Barack Obama has said that it was a nice gesture on the part of Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez to gift him a book during the weekend Summit of the Americas.

Obama, however, said nothing about the theme of the book, "Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent," by Uruguayan journalist Eduardo Galeano, which blames foreign interests like the United States for exploiting Latin America for centuries.