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Amercian actress Christina Hendricks has revealed that she would love to play Wonder Woman.
The Mad Men star has revealed that she would like to try the skin tight lycra outfit of the sexy superheroine.
Although the 35-year-old actress quashed speculation that she has been offered the role, she was quick to outline that she would be eager to take it on.
'I heard that rumour too -- I don't know where it got started but I love it!' the Daily Mail quoted her telling in a US chat show.
'I've been wanting to wear that outfit my whole life! I'd love to [do it]. That would be such fun! Let's put it out there!' she said.
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Kelly Brook, Danny Cipriani item again?
It seems English model Kelly Brook is back with rugby hunk Danny Cipriani.
The pair, who parted ways earlier this year after Danny was seen flirting with a string of glamorous women, has reportedly reunited for a romantic holiday in the Maldives.
According to onlookers, Kelly, 31, and England star Danny, 23, looked 'cosy' boarding a jet from the Middle East playground of Dubai, reports the Sun.
They landed in Male, capital of the tiny Indian Ocean republic, then caught a private seaplane to one of the more remote islands.
Another holidaymaker, who spotted the couple in Dubai, said: 'Kelly boarded a plane with Danny and a blonde female friend. They were obviously looking forward to spending some Christmassy time together in the sun. Hardly anyone recognised them but they looked really cosy. They were laughing and joking and seemed very happy.'
Uma Thurman's stalker to pay half a million dollars for bail
A Manhattan judge has ruled that Uma Thurman's loopy stalker must make a hefty bail of half a million dollars or stay behind bars.
Jack Jordan was convicted of harassing the Kill Bill actress for six years.
His lawyer argued that last week's new indictment of his client -- who was convicted in 2008 of stalking the actress for six years -- was unwarranted.
'The indictments are a stretch,' the New York Daily News quoted lawyer Sam Robertsas saying.
Jordan is accused of making two phone calls to Thurman last month -- two years after he was sentenced to probation and ordered to stay away from her.
'We are not talking about a long-term continuing course of conduct,' Roberts said.
Prosecutors begged to differ.
'The defendant was here stalking Uma Thurman for six years,' Assistant DA Michelle Kamisky told Justice Gregory Carro of the actress. 'The defendant is unrelenting in his course of conduct towards Ms Thurman,' Kamisky said.
The judge agreed to set a high bail -- one that Jordan, who has a legal aid attorney, is not expected to make.
Julie Andrews to receive Grammy award
Dame Julie Andrews will receive a lifetime achievement Grammy award for her contribution to music.
The Mary Poppins star will get the honour alongside singer Dolly Parton and rock group The Ramones.
The Juilliard String Quartet, jazz drummer Roy Haynes, folk group The Kingston Trio and gospel singer George Beverly Shea will also receive awards. The awards will be given out on February 12.
Julie Andrews made her Broadway debut in 1954 and has a career, which spans more than 60 years. The singer and actress has won a Grammy before, taking home the 1964 award for best recording for children for her role in Mary Poppins.
OK Computer named greatest album of the past 25 years
Radiohead's OK Computer has topped a new list of the greatest albums of the past quarter century.
The 1997 release fended off albums by Nirvana and Oasis to top the list of greats.
The album -- containing singles such as Paranoid Android and Karma Police -- was chosen by readers of Q magazine, reports the Telegraph. The list sees Nirvana hit Nevermind in second place, with Oasis taking the next two positions.
The Top 10 albums are:
1. OK Computer - Radiohead
2. Nevermind - Nirvana
3. (What's The Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis
4. Definitely Maybe - Oasis
5. Whatever People Say I Am That's What I'm Not - Arctic Monkeys
6. The Joshua Tree - U2
7. The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
8. The Bends - Radiohead
9. Achtung Baby - U2
10. Black Holes And Revelations - Muse