Dita Von Teese is learning French.

The burlesque dancer is taking lessons in the language so she can converse with her boyfriend, French aristocrat Count Louis-Marie de Castelbajac, in his native tongue.

Rihanna made her live return in London last night (16.11.09) - her first full concert since she was assaulted by ex-boyfriend Chris Brown in February.

The singer debuted tracks from her forthcoming album 'Rated R', including 'Wait Your Turn' and 'Hard', and was joined on stage by rapper Jay-Z for 'Run This Town' and 'Umbrella'.

Johnny Depp will receive at least £21 million for making the new 'Pirates of the Caribbean' film, it has been revealed.

The 46-year-old star - who plays the eccentric Captain Jack Sparrow in the movie franchise - is returning for the fourth installment and is set to become Hollywood's highest-paid actor, topping the likes of Tom Cruise, Mel Gibson and Tom Hanks, with the huge pay day.

Lisa Kudrow doesn't think there will ever be a 'Friends' movie.

The 45-year-old actress - who played kooky masseuse Phoebe on the TV show - believes a big screen reunion is unlikely because "everyone is busy".

Jessica Biel isn't ready to have children.

The actress - who is in a casual relationship with Justin Timberlake - isn't contemplating starting a family because she has enough trouble looking after her dog Tina.

Kristen Stewart insists she isn't dating her 'Twilight' co-star Robert Pattinson.

The 19-year-old actress - who plays Robert's character's lover in the first movie in the series - understands why fans would want them to date in real-life but a there is a difference between fiction and reality.

Hugh Grant says he can't get a girlfriend because of his golf obsession.

The Hollywood bachelor - who previously dated actress Elizabeth Hurley for 13 years and socialite Jemima Khan for three years - has revealed the sport is his first love and he even gets up in the middle of the night to practice his swing.

Alec Baldwin isn't nervous about hosting the Academy Awards.

The '30 Rock' star is co-hosting next year's ceremony with Steve Martin and believes there are higher expectations on the comic actor because he has fronted the Oscars ceremony before.