Heather Mills has blasted claims she didn't donate all her earnings from "Dancing With The Stars" to charity.

The former model - who vowed to give her entire fee from her 2007 appearance on the TV talent show to Viva! (Vegetarians International Voice for Animals) - insists she hasn't kept the money for herself.

Heather Mills' false leg fell off in a supermarket. The model and charity campaigner - who lost part of her left limb when she was hit by a police motorcycle in 1993 - had to be rescued by two youths after taking a tumble while out shopping.

She wrote on her Twitter page: "Slipped on spilled milk while being followed down supermarket aisle by two teenage boys, ended up on my a*s but they rescued my leg and me."

The "Mysterious Girl" singer is keen to end his three-and-a-half year marriage to former glamour model Katie Price - with who he raises three children, Harvey, six, Junior, three, and 22-month-old Princess Tiaamii - with as little fuss as possible.

Peter is quoted as saying: "There is no way I'm getting back with Kate. I wouldn't be putting my children through this hell if I wasn't serious.

Heather Mills demanded a six-figure fee to promote a computer game featuring a one-armed hero.

The charity campaigner - who lost her left leg below the knee in a motorbike accident in 1993 - was asked to front Capcom's 'Bionic Commando' advertising campaign, but incensed game bosses by asking for the huge sum and requesting her likeness be included in the game.

Heather Mills says people will be "shocked" by her new vegan restaurant. The former model, who plans to open a chain of eateries, claims customers visiting V-Bites in Brighton, U.K., will relish the tasty meat-free meals she has been working on for years.

She said: "I think the food is really going to surprise everyone. Most people's diet is 70 percent vegan anyway, as they eat rice, pasta and bread, but they just don't associate the two."

"What is going to shock people most is the meat replacements. I have been working on them for seven years and they have a real meat taste."

Mark Ronson says wearing fur is like wearing a pet dog. The music producer - who was recently named the world's best dressed man by GQ magazine - has posed with his pooch Maude for a new anti-fur advert for PETA beside the tagline "If You Wouldn't Wear Your Dog, Please Don't Wear Any Fur."

The campaign was organized by Peta2, the youth arm of the animal rights group (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).