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London, Dec 18 : Victoria Beckham likes to dress like a British schoolteacher.

The 34-year-old fashionista said it was her favourite look at the moment.

"I love pencil skirts and fitted blouses, classic-cut dresses and well-fitted jeans, mixed with classic tailoring," the Sun quoted her, as saying.

The mum of three said her move to Los Angeles - following hubby David's move to LA Galaxy - had not altered her dress sense.

London, Dec 18: A pool of George Harrison's vomit remained on the floor of The Beatles' hostel room for two weeks, their original drummer has claimed.

The Fab Four left the mess untouched after Harrison vomited one night in Hamburg, Germany as nobody could stomach cleaning up, according to Pete Best.

The band even made it an "honorary Beatle", calling it The Thing, reports the Sun.

Best said Harrison "spewed his guts up" after a drinking session during the band''s formative days in the early 1960s.

Fans added to the pool with rubbish like cigs, beer cans and plasters.

It was finally scraped up by the hostel owner who took it to a tip as the band held a "funeral".

Berlin, Dec 18: Aussie actor Hugh Jackman, who is also known as `Mr. Sex', has revealed how he came to be the world's sexiest man and how he manages to keep fit.

Jackman, 40, also revealed that exercise and eating right is very important to maintain one's health and figure and that he follows a strict diet.

"I run 45 minutes every day to the gym, where I row, cycle and lift weights. You have to sweat every day," Bild. com quoted him as saying.

Washington, Dec 18: American actor Will Smith and his wife Jada's donation to charities last year has been revealed to have been 1.3 million dollars.

From the actor's recently filed tax returns, it could be seen that he had made big donations to different religious, civic and arts groups, with the biggest contribution being made to the Yesha Ministries of Philadelphia.

The Christian based organization run by Reverend James Robinson got a whopping 250,000 dollars, which is double what he had given them the previous year, reports Fox News.

Another 200,000 dollars went to a Christian ministry outside Los Angeles called Living Waters.

London, Dec 18 : Original drawings featuring Winnie-The-Pooh and his friends sold for more than 1.2 million pounds at auction.

The drawings were a collection from artist EH Shepard, a Royal Academy-trained artist who died in 1976, but became famous for his Pooh illustrations as well as his work on The Wind in the Willows.

The top-selling lot, "He went on tracking, and Piglet . . . ran after him," described as one the artist''s most iconic and best-loved illustrations, went for 115,250 pounds- more than double its pre-sale low estimate.