New York, November 12 : Eminem, whose forthcoming album was reported to hit the shelves in December, may keep his fans wait a little longer.
The rapper, who has been on hiatus since 2005, is set make his comeback with the new album ''Relapse'' though its official release date is yet to be announced.
"Eminem has been through a lot. He is being a perfectionist and is completely obsessive-compulsive about this album," the New York Post quoted an insider as saying.
London, November 12 : Madonna, who is battling a divorce with estranged director hubby Guy Ritchie, might just give stiff competition to the Brit – by turning to direction herself.
Madonna’s brother Christopher Ciccone revealed that the Queen of Pop, who had already called the shots with the comedy film “Filth And Wisdom”, was keen to direct again.
New Delhi, November 12 : Fergie, who is set to star alongside Nicole Kidman in the musical film ‘Nine’, has put on 13lbs for her role as a prostitute.
The ‘Black Eyed Peas’ vocalist, who will be playing Saraghina, said that she deliberately replaced her habitual eating routine with greasy treats to gain those extra pounds, reports China Daily.
She said: “I''ve actually gained 10lbs! No, really - for the film, ''Nine''. Actually, 13 to be exact. I ate everything! Fish and chips. Everything fried - things I don''t normally eat.”
London, November 12 : Amy Winehouse, who is yet to meet hubby Blake Fielder-Civil after his prison release and rehab check-in, has revealed that she expects the reunion to be ‘overwhelming’.
The Grammy Award-winner, who reportedly fumed over her beau for calling his ‘other woman’ Sophie Schandorff first post his jail release, said that they are an extremely emotional couple.
“We’ll probably sit on the couch and look at each other and cry when he gets back. We’re very soppy,” the Sun quoted her as saying.
New Delhi, Nov. 12 : Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dixit on Wednesday said that the preparations for the Commonwealth Games is in full swing and promised that facilities for the games would be ready well before the event gets underway in 2010.
Taipei - Taiwan's former president Chen Shui-bian was remanded into custody Wednesday after his arrest on graft allegations, becoming the first former president to be detained in Taiwan's history.
He is now known as 2630, a number he would be referred to so long as he is kept at the Taipei Penitentiary.
Like what other Taiwanese detainees have encountered, he was made to strip and given a thorough bodily search before putting on clothes for detainees, a penitentiary spokesman said.