London, February 7: Pop star Michael Jackson's fans have been worrying about his health ever since the `Thriller' star was seen with a raw and painful-looking skin condition.

Jacko was seen coming out of a Beverly Hills clinic this week.

According to the Daily Express, the singer appeared with cracked, swollen hands and blotchy cheeks, before stepping into his car still wearing a surgical cap and mask.

He is believed to be undergoing treatment for Vitiligo, a disease which causes loss of pigment and irregular, patchy skin.

Bangalore, Feb 7: Bollywood actress Hema Malini and noted crooner Usha Uthup here condemned the opposition to Valentine''s Day celebration by Sri Rama Sena.

"I think it is simply horrible. I was shocked to see what was happening on television. I don''t know how these things are just growing. Our Minister should do something. Of course, Renuka Chowdhary is doing something. I think all of us should join together and do something about it," said Hema Malini.

Mumbai, Feb 7: The 54th edition of the Filmfare awards ceremony will take place in Mumbai on February 28.

Tarun Rai, chief executive officer of the Worldwide Media Private Limited, announced the date in the presence of Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone here last evening.

Padukone, who had performed during last year''s awards ceremony, said she loved to be part of the show.

London, February 7: Morrissey has slammed reports claiming his reunion with his former band `The Smiths'.

The iconic singer revealed he would not be revisiting the old tunes with the group since he despised nostalgia.

"Why? What''s the point? Just to satisfy other people''s nostalgia? That''s all it is - nostalgia! No, I can''t see any reason for it; I do not see the point," the Daily Express quoted him as telling New Zealand rock magazine Rip It Up.

"But if anybody does, I''d be delighted to hear it.

London, Feb 7: Hollywood actress Olivia Newton John has been accused of reneging a property deal by a couple, who have filed a lawsuit against her.

The couple have accused Newton John and her husband John Esterling of going back on their words after agreeing top buy their 1.6 million-pound home in Tequesta in Palm Beach County, Florida.

However, Newton John's attorney has denied that his client has broken the deal, insisting that property sellers, in fact, failed to gain approval from the bank in time.