Michael Sheen says Sir David Frost put a restraining order on him. The "Frost/Nixon" actor - who portrays the legendary British TV broadcaster in the film and also played him in a stage production of the same name by Peter Morgan - claims Frost took legal action when he "stalked" him and took photos on his cell phone.

He joked: "I kind of avoided meeting Sir David until after we'd opened on stage because I was a bit worried about feeling protective of him too early - it's a fairly 'warts and all' portrayal."

Noel Gallagher took cocaine in Queen Elizabeth's private toilet at the British Prime Minister's residence.

The Oasis guitarist has confessed to snorting the Class A drug at 10 Downing Street when he was invited to a reception by then Prime Minister Tony Blair shortly after he came into power in 1997.

Harrison Ford wishes he was the U.S. President.

The Hollywood star would love to spend a day in George W. Bush's shoes, and believes he would have a huge impact as a politician.

Heather Mills claims she was offered a peerage by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The former model boasted Blair and someone called Lord Macdonald promised to make her Baroness Mills in 2001.

Bono gave the Japanese Prime Minister a special edition iPod as a gift. The U2 frontman - who is an avid campaigner for debt relief in Africa - met Yasuo Fukuda, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Saturday.

Fukuda asked Bono if the limited edition MP3 player - which is part of the RED campaign, with sales going directly to the global fund to help fight AIDS - contained any U2 tunes.