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Washington, Sep 16: Socialite Paris Hilton has denied reports that she is to adopt four blonde babies.

In a recent interview, the hotel heiress revealed that at the moment, kids were not on her priority list.

"Someone just said that I'm adopting four blonde babies. That's retarded. No, I'm not,” People quoted her, as saying.

When asked if she’d like to adopt, Paris said, “Maybe, but I want to have my own children.”

London, Sep 16: It seems that Lindsay Lohan has finally realised her mistakes, for the starlet has promised her dad that she will quit films, leave Hollywood and dump bad boy lover Calum Best.

Michael Lohan, who met his daughter for the first time in three years, has revealed that the actress has vowed to steer clear of all the things that led her downhill since she attained stardom.

London, Sep 16 (ANI): Rumours are rife that Angelina Jolie is pregnant with Brad Pitt's second child.

Recent pictures of a bumpy Jolie enjoying an afternoon boat ride with children Zahara and Maddox in Venice have fuelled speculations that soon there might be an addition to the Brangelina brood.

The 32-year-old star has been severely panned for her ultra-thin, skeletal figure, but the substantial bump under her figure-hugging dress in the snaps point towards a possible pregnancy.

London, Sep 16: It seems that Prince William and Kate Middleton’s retreat to Seychelles last month has paid off, for the two are visiting the Queen and Prince Philip at their Balmoral residence in Scotland next month.

Sources say that though there doesn’t seem to be an engagement announcement in the near future, the couple is still very much in love.

A new study conducted at the University of Florida has revealed that teen girls who are on dieting are twice as likely to start smoking on a regular basis, as compared to girls who may not be on diet.

Researchers analyzed about 8,000 teenage girls to watch their dieting and smoking routines.

They discovered that dieting did not have the equal effect on boys as it performed on girls.

Mildred Maldonado-Molina who led the study stated, “Dieting was a significant predictor of initiation of regular smoking among females.”