Julia Roberts wants to invite resident Barack Obama to dinner. The "Pretty Woman" star says the Obama family top the invite list to her dream dinner party - which also includes Diane Sawyer, Mike Nichols, Oprah Winfrey, Stedman Graham and Tina Fey.

Julia, 41, said: "For sure, we're going to start with the Obamas. The girls can play with my kids."

Monty Python thinks it's not funny anymore. The musical Broadway play "Monty Python's Spamalot" has stopped ridiculing Britney Spears. They claim the pop star is already being "tortured to death" and they don't want to laugh at her anymore.

Pagesix.com reports that a lyric in their song "Diva's lament" has been modified to exclude Spears. They have changed it to reference Posh Spice instead because according to the song's author, Eric Idle, "We don't laugh at sad people."

Sienna Miller has been nicknamed "C***-ya" by the director of her latest movie. The stunning actress says Steve Buscemi came up with the offensive name when he first met her.

Sienna, who plays soap opera star Katya in 'Interview', said: "Steve is just so rude. I think it's amazing that he calls me 'C***-ya'. In America it's a very rude word. But in England it's used far too flippantly."