Washington, Mar 27 : Troubled rocker Pete Doherty is reportedly in talks to write a TV drama.

According to reports, producers at the BBC are certain that Babyshambles hitmaker would be able to use his experience with substance abuse, and battle with addictions to heroin and cocaine, in writing the drama.

"They want a pilot episode written in the next six weeks which will become a series, if he can come up with the goods," Contactmusic quoted a source as telling British tabloid The Sun.

Johannesburg  - A human rights group in Malawi, where US popstar Madonna is trying to adopt a sibling for her three-year-old adoptive son David Banda, has warned the government to grant her no special favours.

The 50-year-old star, whose 2006 adoption of Banda from an orphanage in Malawi was dogged by controversy, is expected to return to the country on Saturday with her family, Undule Mwaksungula, spokesman for Malawi's Human Rights Consultative Committee, said.

London, Mar 27 : Singer Gwen Stefani's eldest son Kingston may be just two years old, yet he is all set to live the Rock n roll lifestyle, for he will be accompanying his rocker father Gavin Rossdale during his forthcoming tour.

Gavin is thrilled to have his son accompany him on his tour for the first time.

"It's going to be fun. We're getting him a bunk so he won't fall out - that's the main thing," the Daily express quoted Gavin as saying.

London, Mar 27 : Acclaimed singer-songwriter Mariah Carey has rebuffed claims that she is planning to get a nursery built in her new mansion.

It was recently claimed that Mariah had set her sights on the David Saperstein estate in the exclusive western L. A. neighborhood of Holmby Hills, worth a whopping 125 million dollars, and that she even wanted a nursery to be built in the mansion.

But both Mariah and her husband Nick Cannon deny that they have any such plans.

Washington, Mar 27 : Singer/actress Queen Latifah has been signed for a romantic comedy titled "Just Wright".

Dubbed a modern-day Cinderella tale, story revolves around a female physical therapist, who falls in love with a basketball player while helping him recover from a career-threatening injury, reports Variety.

The project had been set up six years ago at Disney but was put into turnaround and picked up by Fox Searchlight.