Washington, Feb 17: Hollywood actress Hayden Panettiere has split from her beau Milo Ventimiglia due to lifestyle differences.

Its been reported that the major age gap between them-Panettiere being 19 and Milo 31-led to conflicts.

"It was a lifestyle conflict, they were in very different places," Us Weekly quoted a source as saying.

"She is young. She likes to go out in the Hollywood scene and that''s not his style, he has been concentrating on work on his production company (Divide Pictures)," the source added.

Washington, February 17: `The Rock' a. k. a Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron might team up to star in the onscreen adaptation of 1960s animated classic `The Adventures Of Johnny Quest'.

Wrestler-turned-actor Johnson confirmed he would be playing the role of Race Bannon, the special agent who protects and train Johnny Quest, an 11-year-old who tags along with his doctor dad on incredible adventures.

London, Feb 17: Oscar frontrunner Slumdog Millionaire has bagged another clutch of prizes.

Editor Chris Dickens walked away with gong for best-edited feature film at the 59th annual American Cinema Editors (ACE) awards, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, reports the Daily Express.

The film, which tracks the story of an 18-year-old slum boy from rags to riches, has already triumphed the Golden Globes and Baftas, and has been nominated in 10 categories at the prestigious Academy Awards.

New Delhi, Feb 17: Known for his on and off relationships, Hollywood actor Colin Farrell is single again, for his lover Emma Forest has dumped him due to his lack of commitment.

Forest was said to be upset with him for not thanking her at the Golden Globes, when he won the best actor award, and not introducing her to his family, reports the China Daily.

"He would not introduce her to his family. She was also upset that he didn''t thank her at the Golden Globe Awards," a source told In Touch Weekly.

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London, Feb 17: Rock band Coldplay''s ''Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends'' was the top-selling album of 2008 worldwide, figures have revealed.

According to the IFPI, the body that represents the recording industry worldwide, the British band sold 6.8million copies.

Veteran rockers AC/DC landed the number two spot with their 15th studio album ''Black Ice'', reports the BBC.