London, October 25: Michael Jackson has told his fans that he is planning to make a huge comeback with a 30-date world tour.

The ‘Thriller’ hit maker revealed that he intended to put finishing touches to his comeback plans after discussing them with the top music heads in LA.

The former King of Pop, who hopes to revisit the stage in 30 cities across the world next year, further said he wanted his children to know his profession better.

London, Oct 25: The world famous fictional stories of ‘Harry Potter’ have failed to cast a spell on renowned British evolutionary ethologist, Professor Richard Dawkins, who is questioning whether their depiction of witchcraft and wizardry has a negative effect on children.

The prominent atheist is stepping down from his post at Oxford University to write a book aimed at youngsters in which he will warn them against believing in "anti-scientific" fairytales.

Dawkins, who is the best-selling author of ‘The God Delusion’ has agreed to fund a series of atheist adverts on London buses, added that his new book will also set out to demolish the "Judeo-Christian myth".

Washington, Oct 25: American actress Vanessa Hudgens has revealed that her High School Musical co-star and boyfriend Zac Efron was so attractive, that she felt an instant chemistry with him.

The two had started dating after they appeared together in the first instalment of the film franchise in 2006, and according to Hudgens, she was attracted by Efron’s physical appearance immediately.

“The second I met him I thought he was a really cool guy. It''s hard not to have chemistry with someone who is quite attractive,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying.

The actress further revealed that they had always been there for each other even when they were not together.

Melbourne, Oct 25: Aussie actress Cate Blanchett’s hubby Andrew Upton has given himself another name, - “the hand”.

London, Oct 25: ‘Bee Gees’ may have made hit soundtracks for the flick ‘Saturday Night Fever’, but band member Robin Gibb has not seen the 70’s flick till date.

Washington, Oct 25: American rapper Jay-Z has decided to hold another free concert in support of U. S. presidential candidate Barack Obama.