London, Nov 10: A team of archaeologists has determined that an ancient religious site in Argyll, Scotland, which predates the Pyramids and Stonehenge, may have been abandoned because of climate change.

According to a report in the Times, the site is at Kilmartin Glen, in Argyll, which has one of the most important concentrations of Neolithic and Bronze Age remains in Europe.

Melbourne, Nov 10 : Hollywood actress Kate Winslet has received an apology from Vanity Fair magazine after she unknowingly posed with genuine fox fur in the photoshoot.

The magazine has apologised to the five-time Oscar-nominated actress for "miscommunication", insisting that they thought she was aware of it.

Washington, Nov 10 : Michael Jackson, who is no mood to perform, may see himself rocking the stage, as he’s still in financial trouble.

Apparently, the singer has been offered a 10 million dollar guarantee for 20 shows by AEG and recently the guarantee has been upped to 30 shows.

This deal was offered to Jackson last spring when he was on the verge of losing his Neverland ranch to default.

However, Colony Capital LLC of California came along and bought Jackson’s debt from Fortress Investments of New York.

London, Nov 10 : With its unusual pairing of a celebrity and professional dancer, Strictly Come Dancing has become the world’s most popular TV programme.

The show sold internationally as ''Dancing With The Stars'' has become the world’s most watched programme, with the BBC selling the format to 38 countries.

"Dancing With The Stars is the most popular format in the world and is worth around £60 million a year,” the Telegraph quoted Wayne Garvie, the BBC''s director of Worldwide content, as saying.