Sir Elton John wants to help Britney Spears turn her life around. The 'Rocket Man' singer, who has successfully battled drink and drug addictions in the past, is concerned about the 25-year-old star's recent wild behavior and has given her his support.

Sources claim Elton has offered Britney - who was recently ordered by a court to take twice-weekly drug tests to prove she's a suitable mother to her two young sons -a private place to stay, away from the paparazzi who hound her.

One source said: "Elton has been watching Britney spiraling out of control over the past few years."

Robbie William was a winner at bingo this week. The 33-year-old singer joined burlesque dancer Dita von Teese for a charity tournament of the popular number game hosted by 'Superbad' actress Erica Vittina Phillips at Hollywood's Hamburger Mary's bar and grill on Wednesday.

Robbie was the first to shout 'Bingo' after all his numbers came in and his prize was a Diane Merrick leopard-print handbag.

Orlando Bloom has been voted Britain's most desirable date. The 'Lord of the Rings' star has topped Cosmopolitan magazine's Eligible Eleven poll, after readers chose him as the man they would most like to be wooed by.

The 30-year-old actor's sex appeal secured him 21 percent of the vote. However, those hoping to land a date with Orlando will be disappointed.

The Spice Girls are talentless and unattractive, according to music mogul Louis Walsh. The Irish 'X Factor' judge claims the recently reunited girl band can't sing and are uglier than Girls Aloud - who he previously managed.

Louis raged to Britain's Star magazine: "The Spice Girls are very lucky and very overrated."

Gary Barlow has rubbished rumors Robbie Williams is rejoining Take That. The 36-year-old singer confirmed he made peace with his old rival over dinner in Los Angeles, but denied there were any plans for him to reunite with his former bandmates.

He told British TV show 'GMTV': "Yes, we met. We had a great chat. He's really well and we're good buds again. It was the best meet-up we've had since 1996."

Robbie Williams is "seriously considering" reuniting with Take That.

The 'Rudebox' singer met with ex-bandmates Mark Owen and Gary Barlow to discuss the possibility of him rejoining the group over dinner at Los Angeles' Chateau Marmont Hotel.