November 25, 2005

Troubled supermodel Kate Moss is on her way to rebuild her cocaine-shaken career with another new project to complete. The British beauty reportedly has inked a deal with mobile phone operator Virgin Mobile network to be the new face of its ads, which will be shot in Los Angeles next month.

For the related deal Moss is said to receive $2.8 million cash. Speaking about her comeback a source close to her commented "She's sorted herself out and is back in business... She's come out of rehab looking better than ever with a fresh new approach."

Take your pick don't miss the chance. Make use of it wisely and choose the best one you want to owe. That's is a very good advice for Kelly Osbourne, who has just gotten a car brochure from millionaire Stavros Niarchos along with a card saying "I'm so sorry. Please let me get you one of these to make it up."

What a smart way to apology. After paying a $108,000 bill worth the damages made at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada where Kelly held her 21st birthday party, Stavros is to spend now some extra cash to cover the other important damage: upsetting Kelly. A rather unusual way of apologizing maybe, but the posh car is worth for a friendship that cost more than just much money or expensive stuffs. Agree?

The world turns mad. So do the people in it. Almost most of them behave strangely and act queer. Colin Farrell already gets caught in such culture. The actor shocked fans when he immediately kissed soccer legend Diego Maradona once he met him at a restaurant in Buenos Aires.

Farrell was there, he was on holiday, when suddenly met the famous soccer player. Couldn't resist the temptation, he locked lips with Maradona, and fans were shocked. This view obviously prompted rumors questioning on whether Maradona has changed his sexual orientation? Or it was just for the sake of publication only? No one knows.

Former NSYNC member Justin Timberlake spreads his wings. The pop singer has on this summer teamed up with his best friend Trace Ayala to create a clothing line. Called William Rast, the line is named after their grandfathers, so reports ITV.com.

"We just kind of picked the two people who are most influential in our lives, and that's our grandfathers. William is my grandfather's first name and Rast is Trace's grandfather's last name," Justin said. As of the collection, the line consists of T-shirts and jeans, besides "a few extras" addition in form of Italian suits.

December 21 is a big day for Elton John as that day marks the legalization of civil partnerships between gay couples in England. The British singer even will double his happiness as at the same day he's going to marry his long time partner David Furnish.

Though, the star has, during an interview with Attitude magazine, said that there won't be a lavish party to celebrate the happy day. Instead, the wedding will be a small, private affair involving only himself and Furnish and their parents acting as witnesses.

It's Thanksgiving Day, time for food, family and most of all parade. America's Thanksgiving Day Parade, from Detroit starts at the Detroit library, 5201 Woodward Ave., and heads south to Grand Circus Park. Along the way you will see balloons and floats plus dozens of bands. Also it will provide you with music by Ryan Cabrera and The Chenille Sisters.

What about New York? Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade from New York City besides showcasing 27 floats and 14 super size helium balloons, also shows the likes of Adrien Brody, Harry Connick Jr., LeAnn Rimes, Carrie Underwood, The Beach Boys, Aaron Neville, Brian McKnight, Kristin Chenoweth, Rita Coolidge, Michael Feinstein and performances by the casts of Broadway's "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," "Jersey Boys," "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and "Sweet Charity."

Irish rocker Bob Geldof has collected one more award. This time the musician gets the Man for Peace award in Rome that recognizes his campaigns against poverty.

Received the award from former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Rome Mayor Walter Veltroni, Geldof briefly commented "Africa must be allowed to trade itself out of poverty."

Willem Dafoe, the actor best known for his role in "Spider Man," has landed his feet on Henry S. Miller's direction entitled "Anamorph." The film will see Dafoe portraying Stan Aubrey, a veteran cop investigating a serial killer who may be a copycat killer based on a famous murderer Stan allegedly disposed of five years ago. As the killings go on, his partner Carl Unger begins to suspect that Stan didn't do his due diligence five years ago when he pronounced the killer dead.

"Anamorph" is slated to start filming early January next year in the New York area.