Sir Paul McCartney is to unveil his star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.

The music legend is the last of The Beatles to receive his own star on the famous pavement, which will be unveiled next Thursday (09.02.12).

Michael Jackson kept lots of animals because it brought him closer to God.

The 'Thriller' singer - who died from acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 - was famed for his eccentric lifestyle, which included turning his home into a theme park and befriending a monkey named Bubbles, but his brother Jermaine insists here was nothing strange about his behavior.

Hugh Jackman is planning to sing at a series of concerts in London later this year - and he wants Robbie Williams to join him.

The Australian actor is set to put on the "fun" gigs when he takes a break from starring in the film version of musical 'Les Miserables' - which sees him play the central character of former convict Jean Valjean - and he has been taking inspiration from late American swing singer Frank Sinatra's Los Angeles performances.

"Christmas is my favorite time of year. I worked with Make-A-Wish before and I wanted to do something really special for Christmas," Hilton says.

The troubled rocker, who entered rehab to be treated for an addiction to prescription drugs earlier this year, declares his love for the Christian faith by singing lyrics from what he claims is a new song.

The troubled star, who recently spent time in rehab, believes he has special psychic powers allowing him to communicate with the dead.