London, March 31: Michael Jackson will not join mourners at Jade Goody’s funeral on April 4.

The late reality star’s spokesman, Max Clifford, has said that Jackson, who had made several calls and left messages of support while Jade battled her disease, was never expected to be at the ceremony.

He was reacting to the rumours that the singer would be present at the service to bid final goodbye to the 27-year-old, who lost her battle to cervical cancer on March 22 – Mother’s Day.

London, March 31: Jade Goody’s husband will pay a personal tribute to his late wife with a touching ode at her funeral on April 4.

According to reports, Jack Tweed referred to several funeral poems before penning the grief at the loss of his better half in his own verse.

One of his friends has revealed that the 21-year-old, who lost his wife to cervical cancer on March 22, wanted his poem ‘If Only’ to mirror what he and Goody’s fans felt.

London, Mar 31: Angelina Jolie is believed to have told Azharuddin Mohammed, young star of ‘Slumdog Millionaire’, that she may soon adopt a child from India.

At last month’s Oscars, the ten-year-old asked the actress if she planned to adopt an Indian orphan, reports the Sun.

She reportedly replied: “Well, I’ll let you into a little secret, we will soon.”

She met Azharuddin and Rubina Ali, nine, backstage in Los Angeles after ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ won eight Oscars.

According to onlookers, Jolie was very impressed by the pair and talked freely with them.

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New Delhi, Mar 30 : Singer Katy Perry has revealed that she loves to be involved in long-distance relationships, as they give her the opportunity to have her own space.

The 'I Kissed A girl' hitmaker says that she likes the idea of having her own time, and the feeling of longing to meet her lover, reports China Daily.

"I love long-distance relationships. I love my space, and that feeling of not being able to see someone and then seeing them again for a week," she said.

New Delhi, Mar 30 : 'Sex and the City' sequel, featuring Sarah Jessica Parker and Chris Noth in the lead role, will reportedly be filmed in Britain.

Multifarious important scenes between Sarah Jessica's character Carrie and Chris Noth's character Big will be shot in the U. K., reports the China Daily.

"The sequel will include key scenes of Carrie Bradshaw and her husband Big in London, possibly shooting this winter for six weeks," a source said.