Miley Cyrus is offering fans the chance to be her "roadie" for the day. The singer-and-actress has teamed up with internet auction site eBay to offer the unique prize in aid of raising funds for her Pappy Cyrus Family Foundation charity, which helps children in need.

The "roadie" - which is a slang word for a member of the road crew who join musicians on tour to assist with the concert set-up - and three of their friends will join Miley on her 14-date US tour and will get to hang out with her backstage.

Angelina Jolie has topped Forbes magazine's annual list of Hollywood's Top-Earning Actresses. The "Salt" star raked in an impressive $27 million between June 2008 and June 2009.

Angelina beat her partner Brad Pitt's ex-wife Jennifer Aniston, who came second in the list with earnings of $25 million.

Nicole Kidman is reportedly set to adopt a Vietnamese baby. The Oscar-winning actress and her husband Keith Urban are said to be keen to give their 10-month-old daughter Sunday Rose a sibling and have already approached authorities to start the process.

Dang Minh Dao, deputy of the Department of International Adoption at the Ministry of Justice in Hanoi, told Australia's New Idea magazine: "Yes, Nicole Kidman wants a baby from Vietnam. We've been approached."

Nicole Kidman is reportedly pregnant. The Oscar-winning actress - who gave birth to daughter Sunday Rose last July - is believed to be expecting another child with husband Keith Urban after she was pictured with what appeared to be a growing baby bump.

An onlooker said: "Nicole looked glowing and was a far cry from her usual skinny self. She was wearing a silky red dress which failed to hide her expanding stomach."

Hugh Jackman wants to star in a musical with Beyonce Knowles. The "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" actor teamed up with Beyonce at this year's Oscars, where they performed a dazzling musical medley, and Hugh is keen to work with her again.

He said: "Me and Beyonce. I will do anything. I am the one talking up all those rumors."

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have stopped their former bodyguard releasing a tell-all book. The couple - who have been dating for four years and raise six children together - hired top U.S. and U.K. lawyers to prevent Mickey Brett revealing details of their private lives in a novel and TV show.

The book proposal would have been based around Brett's first-person account of his years protecting a number of Hollywood stars, including Sandra Bullock, Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Sylvester Stallone and Richard Gere, according to the New York Daily News newspaper.