New York, Feb 14 : Brit actor Hugh Grant was seen at the Meatpacking lounge Kiss &

New York, Feb 14 : Madonna and film director Guy Ritchie have filed papers to make their custody order concerning their two children legally binding in New York.

The Material Girl has filed a petition in Manhattan''s state Supreme Court, requesting that their joint-custody deal of eight-year-old Rocco and three-year-old David be declared legally binding in the U. S.

Los Angeles - David Beckham will return to the Los Angeles Galaxy next month after efforts to turn a loan at AC Milan into a transfer to the Italian giants fell through.

Galaxy general manager and coach Bruce Arena said on Friday that Milan had not submitted an improved offer for the England midfielder Beckham by a deadline on the day.

"Today's deadline imposed by Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber regarding a resolution of David Beckham's potential transfer to AC Milan has passed and we did not receive an acceptable offer for the player," said Arena.

Washington, Feb 14 : James Morrison and Nelly Furtado have topped the Europe

Washington, Feb 14 : Ashlee Simpson and hubby Pete Wentz have quashed rumours that their newborn son is nursing a broken arm, and have claimed that the baby is "fine".

Reports about their son Bronx Mowgli's bad health surfaced after the singer-cum-actress cancelled an appearance at an Eleven Spa Vegas party in Nevada on February
11.

However, according to E! Online, a representative for Simpson-Wentz has slammed the claims, blaming her no-show on scheduling issues.

"It''s not true. Everything is fine," Contactmusic quoted the spokesperson as saying.

Washington, Feb 14 : After reporting excess calcium as an indicator of prostate cancer, researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine and the University of Wisconsin have now identified an even more accurate biomarker of the life-threatening disease-high levels of ionised serum calcium.

The new finding can help provide some direction for men diagnosed with prostate cancer, about whether their cancer is likely to be fatal or not.

"Scientists have known for many years that most prostate cancers are slow-growing and that many men will die with, rather than of, their prostate cancer," said Dr. Gary G. Schwartz, senior author of the study.