Beyonce lends voice for a cause

The 31-year-old headlined a concert at the Twickenham rugby stadium in support of Chime for Change, a campaign set up to help empower girls and women around the world.

The charity was founded by Beyonce and actress Salma Hayek and supports projects improving access to education, health care and justice for women, reports eonline.com

Jay Z also joined wife Knowles to help her with their hit collaboration "Crazy In Love".

Also on board for the event were John Legend, Jennifer Lopez and Madonna as well as Blake Lively, Jada Pinkett Smith, James Franco, Ryan Reynolds and Jessica Chastain.

Prince Harry sent a videotaped message of support. (Source)

Lady Gaga's style shocks again

Singer-songwriter Lady Gaga, known for her bizzare dressing sense, has shocked everyone yet again when she made her film debut playing the role of La Chameleon in "Machete Kills".

The 27-year-old was spotted draped in a dead beast, hiding a gun and wearing fishnets, reports dailystar.co.uk.

In the past, the five-time Grammy winner made public appearance in bizzare outfits like the bubble dress and the meat bikini she flaunted on the cover of Vogues Hommes (magazine), Japan. (Source)

The Wanted's Nathan Sykes unlucky in love

Nathan Sykes, member of British-Irish band The Wanted, has been complaining about not getting attention from women.

His bandmates - Tom Parker, Max George, Siva Kaneswaran and Jay McGuiness - have come to his rescue, according to femalefirst.co.uk.

"We've all been trying to help Sykes up his game with the ladies because he's been moaning about not getting any attention and says it's embarrassing, ha-ha," TOTP magazine quoted Kaneswaran as saying.

He added: "I think he scrubs up alright though, doesn't he?" (Source)

Heather Graham, ray of light in 'The Hangover...' says director

Director Todd Phillips says actress Heather Graham is like ray of light for him in "The Hangover Part III".

Graham was seen in the first edition of "The Hangover" in 2009 as Jade, a Las Vegas based stripper. However, she was not there in the second edition of the movie, which released in 2011 but has resumed her role in the third instalment, which opened here Friday and has got thumbs up from the reviewers.

"Heather has always, for me, represented a sort of ray of light, like sunshine, particularly in the bleak landscape that has been these 'Hangover' movies. We had to bring Heather back because if we're going to Vegas, we have to visit this beacon, which she is, always. She's just this ray of light. And that was fun," Phillips said in a statement.

The movie also stars the baby, who was six-month-old in the 2009 edition, but is a grown up boy now.

"We also brought back her kid from the first movie - that baby. We got the same actor, who was six months old then, who's now four-and-half, named Grant. He has the same cheeks as he had in the first movie...And he has a really big moment in the movie with Zach. It's so cute," he said.

Set in Las Vegas, "The Hangover Part III" also stars Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Leslie Chow. (Source)

How supermodel Miranda Kerr ticks

Miranda Kerr, who is busy taking care of her skincare company 'Kora Organics', has given insight into her health and beauty philosophy.

The former Victoria's Secret Angel told The Daily Telegraph that since she became a mother, she felt like she had to re-evaluate where she is in her life and reschedule her time more efficiently.

She said that she wants to give her son, the company and clients the best so she has become more strategic with her time and energy.

The 30-year-old model added that she likes to drink cold-pressed organic green juice because it's a great way for her to re-energize. (Source)

Ringo Starr releases unseen pics of 'Beatles' in new book

Former 'Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr's new e-book 'Photograph,' will apparently have more than a hundred never-before-seen photos of the band.

Starr told People magazine that it was only recently that he discovered some of the photographs in boxes, which he brought home after his mother died.

Even though the famous band wer photographed madly, the musician has claimed that these particular shots could not have been seen by anyone else. (Source)

Simon Cowell claims he would have died if he became a child star

Simon Cowell has confessed that if he had hit the big time when he was at a tender age, the pressure might have killed him.

The 53-year-old media mogul told the Mirror that his teenage self would have struggled to handle the stresses of stardom.

The comments have come at the height of a war of words over children in the spotlight fuelled by criticism of his ITV talent show from showbiz veteran Bruce Forsyth and Jessie J.

The 53-year-old media mogul did not become a household name until he passed 40. (Source)