New York, February 21 : A list of best winners in the "Best Song" category at the Academy Awards over the years has been compiled by a leading newspaper.

According to The New York Daily News, the best all-time Oscar winners in the selected category have been:

1) 1936 "The Way You Look Tonight" from "Swing Time"

2) 1939 "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" from "The Wizard of Oz"

3) 1942 "White Christmas" from "Holiday Inn"

4) 1943 "You''ll Never Know" from "Hello, Frisco, Hello"

Melbourne, February 21 : David Beckham, Sean Connery and Keanu Reeves have had their names put to an illegal use in a sex drug ad broadcast across TV stations around China.

All the three A-listers are shown to make it appear as if they are promoting China-made Viagra-style pills called USA Selikon with dubbed voices.

Video clipping of Beckham and his wife Victoria is used to seemingly reveal the `secret weapon' that keeps the soccer ace in shape, reports the Couriermail.

London, Feb 21: Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen's scorching pose on the cover of a Spanish magazine is definitely going to set pulses racing.

London, Feb 21: "Queen of pop" Madonna caused quite a stir with her public display of affection for her toyboy lover Jesus at the pre-Oscars dinner.

Madonna, 50, and 22-year-old Jesus were at the Grey Goose Cecconi's party in the swanky Melrose suburb of LA, where she was seen kissing him while he stroked her thigh and gazed deeply into her eyes.

The two were so engrossed with one another that they did not notice the waiter coming to take their starter orders of scallops, minestrone soup with pesto, and crab ravioli.

Washington, Feb 21 : British director Danny Boyle's film `Slumdog Millionaire' has captured many hearts and awards with its story, and now prize-winning author Priya Joshi has revealed why it was such a huge success in America.

The movie has been dubbed in India as an example of "slum tourism", but Joshi says that it is about globalisation and the power of popular culture to spread new ideas.

London, Feb 21 (ANI): Bollywood actor Abhishek Bachchan is promoting his new flick `Delhi 6', and is so excited that he wants to scream from the roof tops and ask "people to go watch his film".

During an interview on his recent visit to London, the actor said that the movie, directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, would hit the right chord with people living away from India.