London, Apr 4 : American actress Michelle Rodriguez has revealed that movie bosses are after killing off her characters in every single movie that is being released this year.

Rodriguez, 30, insists that what she is doing is standing up for the women in Hollywood.

London, Apr 4 : After Scarlett Johansson and Johnny Depp, Victoria Beckham is making a cameo appearance on TV cartoon Spongebob Squarepants.

The 34-year-old former Spice Girl has landed a guest role as a princess on the hit Nickelodeon cartoon.

Posh recorded the voice-over late last year and, according to the sources, studio bosses are quiet impressed.

"Victoria was a complete pro and finished all her takes in a day," the Mirror quoted a source as saying.

London, Apr 4 : British designer Vivienne Westwood wants First Lady Michelle Obama to be her new muse, it has emerged.

After working with the likes of Pamela Anderson, Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, Westwood has set her sights on Michelle.

According to sources, Vivienne has been showering her with presents and requests ever since Obama arrived in London.

"Michelle is officially the trendiest First Lady ever. Viv is even talking about designing a handbag in her honour," the Mirror quoted a source as saying.

London, Apr 4 : Teenaged actress-singer Miley Cyrus has laughed off reports that she is planning to marry beau Justin Gaston.

The reports began circulating after the `Hannah Montana' actress joked about an engagement with Gatson on a radio interview.

Cyrus joked that she was set to exchange vows with the 20-year-old on April 3.

When Los Angeles DJ Ryan Seacrest asked her whether she planned to spend the rest of her life with Gaston, she had replied, "If he gets a pretty ring."

Washington, Apr 4 : Guitarist Carlos Santana has urged American President Barack Obama to legalize marijuana.

Carlos feels that the legalization would boost America''s flagging economy and create jobs.

"Legalise marijuana and take all that money and invest it in teachers and in education. You will see a transformation in America," Contactmusic quoted him as saying.

Carlos also insisted that legalization of marijuana would help remove Arnold from his powerful position.

London, Apr 4: Photographs showing British group ‘The Beatles’ at the height of their fame have been published in a new book.

The pictures, taken during the time they held the top five positions in the US singles chart in 1964, show the extent of the band''s popularity and the mania that enveloped them both in the US and the UK at the time.

Photographer Curt Gunther, who had been given access to the Fab Four both on stage and behind the scenes, had clicked the pictures.