London, Jan 23 : Former couple Madonna and hubby Guy Ritchie are still fighting over arrangements for their kids, according to reports.

The Times has learnt that although earlier reports had stated that everything was swiftly agreed, the truth is far from it.

It was believed that the pair had been thought to have agreed a compromise in which the two boys, Rocco, 8, and David, 3, who was adopted from Malawi, would divide their time between Britain and the US.

London, Jan 23 : The crook behind Paris Hilton's house theft has been arrested.

Called the `Bel-Air-Burglar', Troy Corsby Thomas was the mastermind behind 150 thefts in Hollywood homes.

He mainly targeted mansions in Bel-Air, Brentwood, Pacific Palisades, the Hollywood Hills and Beverly Hills, and thus for the obvious reasons has been dubbed the `Bel-Air-Burglar'.

Troy is allegedly one of two leaders of a crew of thieves known as the Hillside Burglars, who are accused of leading a celeb-hunting gang that terrorized the rich and famous for three years.

London, Jan 23 : Veteran actor Sir Ben Kingsley has said he has no plans of returning to stage, and insisted that he feels more creatively fulfilled by acting in films.

The Gandhi star is trained in classical theatre and has even performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company before taking up movie roles.

Although he acknowledges his theatrical roots, but has ruled out returning to plays.

Melbourne, Jan 23 : It looks like the excitement of `The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' being nominated for 13 Oscars has caused a momentary lapse in Brad Pitt's concentration, for the actor made the ultimate fashion faux-pas after stepping out onto the red carpet with his flies undone.

The actor was attending a photocall in Paris as part of his tour around the world promoting the film, in which he stars as a man who ages backwards.

The actor made the unfortunate wardrobe mishap while posing for photographers in Paris, reports the Daily Telegraph.

Washington, Jan 23 : Angelina Jolie, who is among the nominees in the Best Actress category for `Changeling', has called her nod "a privilege beyond any expectation."

"Working with Clint Eastwood was a reward in itself that will last me a lifetime," she says of the film''s director.

"It has been an exceptional year for acting, and I am honored to be in the company of these talented actors whose performances all deserve this recognition," she added.

London, Jan 23 : Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis will definately reunite to appear in the sequel to `Sex and the City: The Movie', according to sources.

Reports have claimed that all stars have said that they will appear in the next film, which will follow on from last summer''s blockbuster according to Us Weekly.

The source said: "Not all the contracts are signed, but everyone is on board. It just happened."