London, Mar 6 : Amanda Holden gave a peek of her breasts recently after her sheer frock's lining slipped at a recent event.

The Britain's Got Talent judge accidentally exposed one of her nipples after her dress lining slipped down around her bust after the Children's Champions Awards.

Although she was the only celebrity at the event who made such a gaffe, other A-listers at the event left little to the imagination with their dressing.

Washington, Mar 6 : Cate Blancett has been named the best on-screen monarch for her portrayal of English royal Elizabeth I, in a new poll.

The Oscar-winner topped the lovefilm. com survey, held to mark the release of The Young Victoria.

Blanchett narrowly defeated Dame Helen Mirren, who played the role of Elizabeth II in `The Queen', and landed the second spot in the poll.

Standing at the third position in the survey was Sean Connery for his cameo as King Richard in 1991''s `Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'.

London, Mar 6 : For Rupert Friend, playing second fiddle to girlfriend Keira Knightley is a sign of a strong man, at least that's what his recent comments about his character in the new Queen Victoria movie suggest.

The actor is playing Prince Albert in new movie `The Young Victoria' with Kightley playing the lead.

London, Mar 06 : Legendary actress Jane Fonda has found a new way of keeping in touch with her fans-using the Internet to share her thoughts with them.

Fonda, 71, said that she was a "complete Luddite" in the past, and was not too familiar with the Internet.

However, she has finally begun communicating with her fans through her website janefonda. com.

Jane Fonda revealed that since the time she has embraced the modern technology, she feels closer to her fans and often posts bulletins about her new Broadway play `33 Variations'.

Washington, Mar 6 : Sydney Chaplin, the Tony Award-winning son of film legend Charlie Chaplin, has died at his home in California. He was 82.

Sydney, who once starred on Broadway opposite Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl, passed away on Tuesday at his Rancho Mirage home after a long struggle with a stroke.

The young Chaplin appeared in two of his father''s films, Limelight and The Countess From Hong Kong, reports Contactmusic.

He won a Tony for musical Bells Are Ringing in the mid-1950s.