London, December 14 : Glamour model Melinda Messenger is reportedly getting back together with hubby Wayne Roberts following the couple's eight-month separation.

The Brit TV presenter, who had suffered postnatal depression after the birth of her four-year-old Evie, had revealed in May that the couple had reached an understanding for a trial separation since Melinda had felt that she had lost `deep connection' with Wayne.

While the underwear model for Ultimo's lingerie range lived with the couple's kids, Morgan, eight, Flynn, six, and Evie, her hubby had moved in with her brother.

However, the duo, married for nine years, was now allegedly living under the same roof again, reports News of the World.

London, December 14 : Victoria Beckham is in danger of being wooed by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who is known for his reputation with the ladies, according to a source.

The Italian politician, who owner of the football club AC Milan, is said to have drawn plans to convince Victoria's better half, David, to put a stay on his New Year loan spell after midfield hero Gennaro Gattuso's knee ligament injury.

According to club sources, the 72-year-old fan of the singer, had "perfect excuse" to talk to Victoria, who he eyes "as key to persuading hubby to stay in Milan."

Islamabad, Dec 14 : Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan's fans in Pakistan are in for a disappointment, as exhibitors and distributor in the country have not obtained screening rights for his latest film `Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi' owning to lack of funds.

The film, starring SRK and a newcomer, was to be simultaneously released in India and Pakistan. However, the Pakistani film exhibitors and distributor were unable to obtain the rights.

Generally, the cost to gain the rights to exhibit an Indian movie is around Rs 7 million, which is earned back by the movie distributor and exhibitors within the first week, reports the Daily Times.

London, Dec 14 : Music mogul Simon Cowell is contemplating quitting `X Factor' after the next series.

The X Factor has admitted that it was exhausting to do the show plus `American Idol' and `Britain's Got Talent'.

"It looks like I'm only going to be doing it until 2010. I've really felt it this year. When you do three shows a year it's tiring and something's got to give," News of the World quoted him, as saying.

"I'm contracted to do one more series and then I'll make a decision. I'll see how I feel in the New Year," he added.

He also hinted fellow judge Dannii Minogue may choose to walk after this series-and hailed Cheryl as "this year's real winner".

London, Dec 14 : Sir Paul McCartney has claimed that it was he - and not John Lennon - who politicised the Beatles.

While in an interview with the intellectual journal Prospect, the veteran singer made the revelation that he persuaded Lennon to oppose the war in Vietnam.

He claimed the group''s politicisation began after he met the philosopher Bertrand Russell in London in the mid-1960s, reports the Telegraph.

However, McCartney's critics see his comments as a further attempt to revise the history of the Beatles, casting himself in a better light.

London, December 14 : Michael Jackson looked like a "broken man" when he stepped out in public with his trademark trilby hat and a black `Zorro' mask.

The King of Pop, who lost a fortune in a court case and was compelled to put up his Neverland ranch up for grabs to pay his creditors, was spotted in an uncanny get-up while on his way to shopping in Beverly Hills.