Washington, Feb 19 : Aston Kutcher and Katherine Heigl have been roped in to star in the Lionsgate thriller "Five Killers."

The film kicks off when a woman meets the man of her dreams while on vacation. Married bliss is turned upside down when they discover that their neighbours may be assassins hired to kill them, reports the Variety.

The film goes on floors next month in Atlanta and the south of France.

London, Feb 19 : U2 frontman Bono has revealed that his ambition is to be the sixth member of Girls Aloud.

The 48-year-old rock legend along with his band members performed a raunchy version of the song which landed Girls Aloud the gong for Best British Single at 2009 Brit awards.

They wore sequined burlesque costumes, and were surrounded by male dancers in white top hats and tails.

Before rehearsals, Bono jokingly said he wanted "to be in Girls Aloud".

London, Feb 19 : `Slumdog Millionaire' has inadvertently caused negative publicity for The Hope Foundation, a charity that provides shelter for orphaned and abandoned children in Kolkata, it has emerged.

The charity has received hundreds of calls and emails from worried members of the public who confused it with the fictional ''Hope Orphanage'' featured in the film.

London, Feb 19 : Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan's mother Dina has asked her to scoff a hamburger or two in a bid to get rid of her newly acquired thin frame.

Dina is reportedly worried about Lindsay after she shed her attractive curves, and has asked her to go the fast food way to pile on pounds.

"I''m a mom. If I see my daughter a little thin, I say, ''Eat more McDonald''s.'' I told Lindsay I think she''s a little thin," The Daily Express quoted Dina, as telling Access Hollywood.

London, Feb 19: English model Kate Moss will be taking part in an exhibition, which is exploring the role the fashion model plays as an artist's muse. The exhibition is taking place this spring at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and supermodels like Moss, Naomi Campbell and Twiggy will be a part of history's great muses, reports the Guardian.

Thomas Campbell made the announcement in front of Peter Lindberg's 1990 British Vogue cover portrait of Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Tatjana Patitz, Christy Turlington and Cindy Crawford.