Washington, Nov 7 : Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway says that she often receives unpleasant letters from fans that leaves her scared and uncomfortable.

The ‘Devil Wears Prada’ star admits that she often receives letters that are “scary” and "just weird".

"It''s nice to get feedback from people who see the movies, but I have a few scary letters I could do without,” Contactmusic quoted Hathaway, as saying.

"I have been asked for pictures of my bare feet, which is just weird."

However, she refuses take the unsavoury items seriously.

Washington, Nov 7 : Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio is happy to pass on his legacy of being a ‘teen idol’ to actor Zac Efron – and has appreciated the ‘High School Musical’ star for taking his place as the poster boy for young female fans.

The 33-year-old star insists that he was never happy with the teen idol tag and has spent many years trying to shake the title of ''sex symbol’.

DiCaprio says that he is delighted to see how new stars, like High School Musical star Efron handles his fame.

Melbourne, Nov 7 : Stephanie Rice''''s outfit for Oaks Day in Melbourne may have been perfect for her, but it certainly gave a feeling of déjà vu.

The brilliant blue Jayson Brunsdon dress that the Beijing Games beauty wore was the same dress radio host Sonia Kruger, had worn to VRC Oaks Club lunch just one day before, reports News. com. au

Despite the fashion faux pas, Rice was keen to enjoy her day at the races.

London, November 7 : Ingredients in plastic test tubes can block some biological reactions while testing the efficacy of drugs, and thereby lead researchers to bogus conclusions, according to a new study.

University of Alberta researcher Andrew Holt says that water alone can leach such chemicals out of plastic tubes.

He has revealed that the his team noticed the effect while testing experimental drugs that could potentially treat Parkinson''s disease.

According to him, his team’s work supports anecdotal evidence from various studies that plastics seem to affect some experiments.

Washington, Nov 7 : John Lennon''s widow Yoko Ono has welcomed news that the Beatles’ music is to be featured on an MTV video game with the hope of inspiring a whole new generation of Fab Four fans.

After months of discussion, the legendary group''s songs have been licensed to appear in a special edition of Rock Band.

Speaking of the release, Ono said that the surviving bandmembers didn''t have any trouble in agreeing to the project.

"All of us are actually pretty hip, so we said yes. I''m personally very excited. (The game) lets you participate in a way where you''re really (immersed in) the music,” Contactmusic quoted her, as telling Entertainment Weekly,

Washington, Nov 7 : Former James Bond actor Sir Roger Moore has said that after recommending Daniel Craig for the 007 role he has began to feel like a father figure to him.

The ‘Gold’ actor was among Craig''s cheerleaders when critics claimed he wasn''t suitable to play to the world''s most famous secret agent.

"I supported him all the way through, from the time they were saying he''s too short, he''s too blond, he''s not right for Bond. I said ''Wait and see - he''s a hell of a good actor,” Contactmusic quoted Moore, as saying.

Moore even felt like taking care of Daniel, who hurt himself on the Bond set.