London, Mar 21 : Aussie supermodel Elle Macpherson is set to return to the TV screen with CW''s drama pilot Beautiful Life.

The 44-year-old star appeared in a string of movies, including The Edge, If Lucy Fell, and Batman & Robin,

She also had a recurring role on hit TV series Friends in the 1990s before leaving her acting career to focus on modelling.

Macpherson has been cast opposite former O. C. star Mischa Barton in the new TV show, reports Daily Star.

London, March 21 : U2's drummer Larry Mullen Jr would prefer the band end their journey while they still reign the charts.

The 47-year-old, the co-founder of U2, which was originally known as "The Larry Mullen Band" at its inception, said it was inevitable that they go on forever and will have to stop at some point.

"There will be a time when it's like, `It's time to go,'" the Daily Express quoted him as saying.

London, Mar. 21 : England batsman Kevin Pietersen's wife Jessica Taylor just can't wait to get her ice dancing skates off head for a steamy renunion.

Pietersen has been with his teammates touring the West Indies while 28-year-old Liberty X star Jessica has been immersed in training and performing for the weekly telly contest.

The Daily Star quoted Jessica as saying: "I'll be on the first plane to the Caribbean. I can't wait to see Kevin. He's everything to me."

London, Mar 21 : When it comes to charity, Kate Moss certainly knows no bounds. The supermodel has auctioned off a kiss, raising 5,000 pounds from a lucky banker.

However, the babe told her rocker boyfriend Jamie Hince not to worry, as there will be "no tongues" or tonsil tennis.

London, Mar 21 : Rod Stewart’s wife Penny Lancaster yesterday gave shutterbugs an eyeful when she “accidentally” flashed her boobs.

The beauty was wearing a hanging shawl-type knitted dress, which did no justice to her fab figure.

What’s more, under bright glare, the woollen fabric turned transparent - exposing the fact that Lancaster was not wearing a bra, reports The Mirror.

London, Mar 21 : Kids conceived through IVF treatments are at an increased risk of birth defects, warns a fertility watchdog.

A new US study has revealed that test-tube babies could be 30pct more likely to suffer from certain health problems and genetic flaws.

They scientists have found that IVF babies suffered higher rates of heart valve defect, cleft lip and palate, and digestive system abnormalities.