Washington, Feb 17: Actress Halle Berry is set to play an international jewel thief in new film `Who Is Doris Payne'.

The project is being developed by J2 partners Justin Berfield and Jason Felts and the script has been penned by Eunetta Boone, reports the Variety.

The Oscar winning actress is also set to go shave off her head for new movie titled Nappily Ever After.

The film is a romantic comedy for which she plans to go bald.

"I''m shaving it off!" she told Essence magazine.

"I know. Here comes the controversy, but ... it''ll grow back - I hope!" she added.

Washington, Feb 17 : Veteran actress Jane Fonda is the latest celeb to enter the blog bandwagon.

The 71-year-old Oscar winner began writing online in January this year to help cope with her father''s death and share the ups and downs of her life and her stint in Broadway play 33 Variations.

Fonda is adamant that her brutally honest approach to writing could lead to another major success.

New Delhi, Feb 17: Welsh singer Aimee Anne Duffy has revealed how her shyness almost stopped her from starting her singing career.

Duffy, 24, who won the Best Pop Vocal Album prize for her debut LP ''Rockferry'' at this month''s Grammy Awards, said that she never thought of a career in music because as she was too shy, reports the China Daily.

London, Feb 17: Israeli model Bar Refaeli has been very much in the news after posing for the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, and now she will be making her film debut as a psychiatric patient.

Refaeli, 23, will be playing the part of a psychiatric patient in the suspense drama Session, which will be released later this year.

"It's about my love-hate relationship with a therapist. It was a lovely experience," the Daily Star quoted her as saying.

As for her making the cover of the swimsuit issue, Refaeli is very excited about it, and says that her grandma is her biggest fan.

Washington, Feb 17: Pop star Lily Allen says that she regrets indulging in wild partying ways in the early days of her career, as she was unable to handle the instant stardom, which came along with her foray into the music industry.

The `Not Big' hitmaker has revealed that when she made her debuted as a pop star at the mere age of 21, she was bombarded with invites to multifarious parties, where free alcohol and drugs were a common factor.