OASIS star Noel Gallagher has married long-term girlfriend Meg Mathews in a small, private ceremony in Las Vegas, his agent said yesterday. His brother Liam and Patsy Kensit, who married earlier this year, were not at the wedding.
Actor Charlie Sheen was given a suspended prison sentence and put on probation for two years yesterday after pleading no-contest to a charge of battery for an attack on his girlfriend.
Judge Lawrence Mira also ordered the star of Platoon, Wall Street and Hot Shots to pay $2,800 in fines and restitution, perform 300 hours of community service and attend eight counselling sessions.
When Diana Princess visited a Hindu temple in Neasden, north-west London yesterday, the holy men with shaven heads and saffron robes could not even look at her. Dedicated to "lust-free, life-time celibacy", they were in prayer or were studying when the princess visited.
James Bond, played by the Irish actor Pierce Brosnan, is back but this time he is vulnerable. 007 fans will see a new sensitive side to the secret agent in a new £60 million film, Tomorrow Never Dies, currently being filmed in Britain. The woman who shakes Bond's calm is Superman star Teri Hatcher, recently voted the sexiest woman in the world by FHM magazine.
Previously unpublished works by 1960s playwright and satirist Joe Orton could leave Britain if more than £60,000 is not raised by the end of the month. Leicester University has got just £15,000 of the £80,000 needed to buy the works from the controversial playwright's family.
Many filmgoers were left disappointed when the controversial film Crash began its UK screening yesterday and were asking what all the fuss was about. David Cronenberg's "sex and wrecks" film was branded "disappointing and ridiculous".