New Delhi, Feb 6 : Pop star Rihanna is utterly bowled over by beau Chris Brown, and just cannot let him out of her sight for even a tiny moment.

The `Umbrella' hitmaker, who began dating Brown in a year back, likes her beau to be around her round the clock, reports the China Daily.

"She has to have Chris around her 24/7. If Chris is with her on a photo shoot and steps away for a second, she starts saying, ''Where did he go?" a source told OK! Magazine.

London, Feb 6 : WAG Carly Zucker showed off her saucy side when she dressed as a cave girl in a new ad for men's deodorant Lynx.

Washington, Feb 6 : Teen sensation Miley Cyrus has denied poking fun at Asians, insisting that recent pictures showing pulling her eyes into a slanted position was nothing more than a "goofy" face.

The Hanna Montana star blasted the media for what she to be a move to make her look like Hollywood's newest bad girl.

"I've also been told there are some people upset about some pictures taken of me with friends making goofy faces!" Fox News quoted her as saying on her official fansite.

New York, Feb 6: Jennifer Aniston has revealed that her friends thought some of her ex-boyfriends were gay.

The "He''s Just Not That Into You" star made the revelation while in an interview with CBS'' "The Early Show" on Wednesday.

When asked what was her idea of a romantic date, she said: "Well thought-out, simple ... just being able to go to a great restaurant, great conversation and a walk on a beach if there is one to be walked on!"

London, Feb 6 : Welsh singer songwriter Duffy has revealed that she always found it hard to relax while filming music videos, but she has now discovered a unique way to handle it.

Duffy was asked about the way she made her promos, and how she goes about doing it.

"You're pretending you're feeling the same emotion as when you wrote the song. I'm not trying to have pretend good sex, I'm trying to have good sex," the Sun quoted her as saying.

London, Feb 6 : Veteran actor Sir Ben Kingsley has hinted that he might return to Coronation Street - the same soap opera which marked the beginning of his career 40 years ago.

It was after appearing in `Coronation Street', that Lancashire-raised Sir Ben Kinsley carved a niche for himself in theatre, before winning an Oscar for his most commended role as Indian spiritual leader Gandhi.