Jude Law and Sir Michael Caine braved freezing temperatures to attend the UK premiere of "Sleuth" in London yesterday.

The two British stars greeted hundreds of screaming fans who had turned out to meet their idols, despite biting winds and pelting rain.

George Michael decided to become a musician after bumping his head.

The "Careless Whisper" singer was "obsessed" with "creepy crawlies" as a child and dreamed of becoming an entomologist - a studier of insects - but developed an interest in music after suffering a blow to the head.

George Michael helped homeless people write songs about poverty while serving his community service.

The 'Careless Whisper singer - who was sentenced to 100 hours service in June for being unfit for driving through tiredness and taking prescription drugs - gave residents a masterclass in songwriting during his time at London's St Mungo's homeless hostel last Monday.

George Michael is serving his community service potting plants. The 'Careless Whisper' singer, who was sentenced to 100 hours in June for being unfit for driving through tiredness and taking prescription drugs, is working as a gardener alongside drug addicts and alcoholics at a London homeless hostel.

Michael, who kept a low profile wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap, revealed he is "enjoying" the task. He said: "I'm just like everyone else. If you do something stupid you have to pay the price. I've been doing some gardening and it's great. I've really enjoyed it. It's going well. I'll do whatever they want me to do. I'm looking forward to helping out and I don't want any special treatment."