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Pop superstar Britney Spears lost the photos of her newly born son Sean Preston. The photos featuring Spears' and husband Kevin Federline's month-old baby boy surfaced on the Internet on Friday, but the singer said they were stolen. Thus she is managed to take legal action against anyone who showed the images.

Photos of Spears holding a dark-haired child and another of the singer lying cheek to cheek with the baby had been removed from a number of Web sites by late on Friday. Regardless this matter, a publicist for her Leslie Sloan said "Anyone who publishes, sells or otherwise exploits any of these images in any way will be subject to liability and damages for willful infringement of copyright, invasion of privacy and other legal claims."

While they are busy denying rumors claiming their marriage is on rock, Hollywood couple, Jessica Simpson and husband Nick Lachey, is reported to have a "to-save marriage" trip. It is said that their recent trip to Italy was their last attempt to save their marriage. Well at least that's what music manager Lou Pearlman said.

Pearlman, who represents Lachey's friend and former 98 Degrees bandmate Jeff Timmons, claimed to have heard the couple is struggling. "Timmons says Nick told him, 'My marriage is shaky right now. I'm hoping this trip will turn things around. This trip could be a second honeymoon - or preparation for a divorce. I don't know what's going to happen, and Jessica doesn't know what's going to happen, but we're going to give it our best shot.'" So he said to America's Star magazine.

People were surprised by the soon slimmed-down figure appeared in Malibu, California on Friday October 14. It's all, but Britney Spears weighed loss that make them hard to breathe. The pop superstar was spotted enjoying dinner with husband Kevin Federline in Malibu, California, at Moonshadow restaurant.

That was her first public appearance since giving birth to son Sean Preston, but her body was just so perfect. It's a proud for Federline to have her wife back in shape so soon. Just like Spears' former trainer Bobby Strom says, "She's a pro. She knows what to do (to get back in shape)."

Watchmaker Ebel has tapped supermodel Claudia Schiffer to appear on their new ad campaign. The black and white ads were shot in party capital Ibiza by photographer Patrick Demarchelier.

Schiffer is added to the list of Nicole Kidman, Johnny Depp, Charlize Theron, Uma Thurman and Meg Ryan, who all promote watches for the same company.

Preparing a wedding day isn't what Tom Cruise is doing. Rather he's preparing for a family with fiancee Katie Holmes. That's the point exactly, a family.

First he dated her, then proposed her. Shortly thereafter, Katie is pregnant and the couple is heading for a hurry up wedding date. Just now, Cruise is reported eyeing a $1.5 million home in Holmes' hometown of Toledo, Ohio.

Movie star, director and producer Mel Gibson has a very deep concern for the society. The highly celebrated is donating US$1 million to the victims of Hurricane Stan through the Rotary Club of Mexico.

The hurricane destroyed Central America and Mexico from October 1, and triggered floods and landslides. More than 2125 deaths were reported in Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico and Nicaragua.

Jennifer Lopez. She's a multitalented woman. Singing and acting aren't the only things she could do. The actress and singer also is good at modeling, which is apparent for tire giant Pirelli that they name her as their next year cover girl. The beautiful star already snapped in steamy poses on the French Riviera for the calendar - which will be unveiled in Paris on November 18.

In related news, supermodel Kate Moss also will appear on the calendar despite her being photographed snorting cocaine. This is explained by Julie Naylor, Pirelli UK's communications manager, who said "There was no chance that Kate would have been dropped from the calendar. We decided to stick with her because professionally she has always been great for us and a wonderful ambassador. What she does in her private life is no concern of ours."

Late news mentioned Jessica Simpson would spend her third marriage anniversary alone, without husband Nick Lachey. The singer and actress will celebrate the date later this month in Nairobi, Africa where she has to promote her charity Operation Smile, which aims to raise money for children born with cleft lips in the deprived region.

She then set to go on a safari, before previously meet her father Joe Simpson and personal assistant Cacee Cobb. This obviously fueling past-weeks rumors that the couple may split up. Are they? Or it is just a matter of job desk? So why doesn't she go with Lachey? Where is he?

Being beautiful is everything for woman, even more for those public figures. They will do anything to look beautiful in front of many people coz physical appearance, in which beauty is included, will help them earning lots of money. In other words, beauty is one of their main assets to reach fame, wealth and sort of that.

With the same reason, Victoria Beckham has reportedly spent a total amount of £25,000 for a dazzling brand-new smile. The high-celebrated beauty was uncomfortable with her teeth and so underwent a series of whitening treatments with Dr. Jeremy Hills that cost her £2,500 per tooth. It said that her husband, David Beckham, also indulged in the whitening treatments.

Another day another scandal for Paris Hilton. But, the much-publicized star can get through it. Slowly but sure, she solves her problems and walks her life straightly with her head ups showing her confident. She really deserves two thumbs up.

As Paris ready to get back on the market, there exists Tom Sizemore's newly released DVD, titled "Tom Sizemore Sex Scandal," in which the actor claims that he once shared an overnight experience with the socialite. During an interview, Sizemore mentioned Paris' name, whom he claimed to share an intimate evening with him after a party at his home, saying "She knew what she could do to people."

William Shatner is shattered. The actor, best known for his role as Captain James T. Kirk on "Star Trek," was brought to hospital after complaining of back pain on the set of ABC's "Boston Legal" on Tuesday. The 74-year-old star was transported by ambulance from the show's set in the Los Angeles suburb of Manhattan Beach to the nearby Little Company of Mary Hospital in Torrance.

Speaking on his latest condition, his publicist Stacey Luchs said Shatner was taken to the hospital "as a precautionary measure only." He did examined but not admitted, and "is resting comfortably at home." He is due back on set Wednesday.

British superstars The Rolling Stones have another task to complete. That is performing at the 2005 American Music Awards to be held November 22 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The band will join the event via satellite from Salt Lake City's Delta Center to perform a song from its latest album, "A Bigger Bang."

Previously announced performers include Mariah Carey, Kenny Chesney and Rob Thomas. Additional performers will be announced at a later date.

Since his early music career Charlie Daniels has collected several gold and platinum records that have sold more than 18 million copies. Among his many songs that include "Uneasy Rider," "Long Haired Country Boy" and "The South's Gonna Do It Again," he's widely known for his fiery fiddle tune.

And now, adding his many attainments, the singer has been granted the BMI Icon award for his contributions to country music. Came up in tribute to Daniels at BMI's 2005 Country Awards, held Tuesday at its offices on Music Row, was Travis Tritt and Montgomery Gentry.

"Live Like You Were Dying" is proven not only a pretext for Tim McGraw. For him it's more than just wisdom words, instead it's his inspiration that could make him a better person in this life and gain a better achievement in his music career.

The hit single, which was penned by Tim Nichols, successfully won the Robert J. Burton Award as Most-Performed Song of the Year at BMI's annual Country Awards held Tuesday at the performing rights organization's Nashville office. In the meantime, Harley Allen, Big Kenny of the songwriting/producing team Big & Rich, and Richie McDonald of Lonestar shared Songwriter of the Year honors.

ASCAP has named its award winners at its annual awards gala held Monday night at Nashville's famed Ryman Auditorium. Among them is Kenny Chesney who wins the ASCAP Voice of Music Award, when accepting which the star says "First and foremost, I consider myself a songwriter." Chesney's next album "The Road and the Radio," reportedly will be released next month.

Also granted an award at the 43rd Annual ASCAP is Craig Wiseman of group Rascal Flatts who is given the ASCAP Songwriter of the Year prize for singles "In a Real Love," "Live Like You Were Dying," "Rough and Ready" and "That's What It's All About." Moreover, the Tim McGraw hit "Live Like You Were Dying," which Wiseman co-wrote with Tim Nichols, is named Song of the Year.