Britain's Princess Eugenie has posted a loving message to Sir Bob Geldof's daughter Pixie, on the internet site Facebook.

The 17-year-old princess jokingly calls the 16-year-old rocker's daughter her "lover" and says she can't wait to see her again.

Towers of London frontman Danny Tourette is determined to woo Prince William's ex-girlfriend Kate Middleton.

The rocker has reportedly become besotted with stunning Kate and has been partying at her favorite London nightclub, Boujis, in an attempt to meet her.

Britain's Princess Eugenie has dubbed her grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, "Super Gran" on her MySpace page. The princess - who celebrated her 17th birthday on Friday with a party at London's Firehouse nightclub - has written about her life as a young royal on her personal webpage on internet community website MySpace.com, which can be viewed by anyone with internet access.

Eugenie lists her heroes as: "My grandmother, the queen, Super Gran!

Britain's Princess Eugenie will celebrate her 17th birthday on Friday with a party for 100 of her friends and family. The young royal has invited guests to the bash at London's private members club The Firehouse in South Kensington, and the celebrations are set to be a modest low-key affair compared to her older sister Princess Beatrice's 18th birthday party.

Beatrice celebrated her coming-of-age with an extravagant 1888-themed masked ball with 500 guests at Windsor Castle.

Britain's Princess Eugenie will celebrate her 17th birthday on Friday with a party for 100 of her friends and family. The young royal has invited guests to the bash at London's private members club The Firehouse in South Kensington, and the celebrations are set to be a modest low-key affair compared to her older sister Princess Beatrice's 18th birthday party.

Beatrice celebrated her coming-of-age with an extravagant 1888-themed masked ball with 500 guests at Windsor Castle.

The "Live 8" concert spectacular proved more influential than expected for Madonna.

The pop star reportedly decided to adopt a Malawi child after talking to the events organizer, musician Sir Bob Geldof.

Geldof informed the "Hung Up" singer of the devastating AIDS situation and large number of orphans in the country, which led her to travel and find her new son.