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Murray Steals Unwanted Treasures
12 October 2008 4:05 PM, PDT

Bill Murray is a closet kleptomaniac - but he only steals items no one else wants.

The Ghostbusters star insists he never pilfers anything of value, but he can't help but pick up forgotten items.

He says, "I don't think of myself as much of a thief but occasionally there are things that are just laying there doing nothing and they're not being used and they're not being appreciated. I don't consider that theft.

"Theft would be if I took your sunglasses or if I took your purse or something. I don't need your coat, your purse, your glasses, your earrings; I don't need that stuff.

"But, if there was something that was lying around; it was in your garage and it had been there for nine years and it was just covered with dust, are you kidding?

"Sometimes I feel the need, not to steal it from you, but to liberate that object from its bondage."

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Carter Revives Cabaret Show
12 October 2008 4:05 PM, PDT

Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter is set to return to her musical roots, when a revival of her cabaret show hits the New York stage later this month.

The American actress and singer - best known for her role on the iconic 1970s superheroine show - toured her cabaret act across the U.S. last year.

And Carter took leave from the stage to record her second solo musical release following her tour dates - but the star insists she's eager to tread the boards once again.

She says, "I started professionally at 14, and I went on the road at 17... When I first went back to singing it was frightening, but I'm so at the starting gate. Every time I go on the stage I feel like I just can't wait to get out."

Her show will debut at New York's famous Feinstein's at Loews Regency theatre on 21 October.

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Wahlberg: 'No Chance' For Music Comeback
12 October 2008 4:05 PM, PDT

Actor Mark Wahlberg has vowed not to return to his musical roots - because he's found his calling as a Hollywood movie star.

Wahlberg first rose to fame as a rapper after his 1991 debut with Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.

But the star insists he has no plans to return to the mic.

He says: "I just felt like I wanted to do music early on and then when I started acting I had to wait until I could do another record anyway. And two or three records in I really felt like I had found my niche."

And Wahlberg admits he's desperate to hide his embarrassing musical past from his three young children.

He adds, "I'm trying to figure out some way to destroy the evidence. I have a few years to come up with a good excuse but I have a lot of explaining to do."

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Bond Movie's Golden Gun Goes Missing
12 October 2008 4:05 PM, PDT

The iconic firearm featured in 1974 James Bond movie The Man With The Golden Gun has reportedly been stolen from a British film studio.

The weapon, valued at an estimated $148,000 (GBP80,000), is said to have been taken from a cabin owned by Elstree Props after being reported missing on Friday.

The golden gun was used by Bond villain Francisco Scaramanga, played by Christopher Lee, in the hit movie.

When told of the missing prop, former 007 star Sir Roger Moore made light of the situation and quipped, "You'd better ask Christopher Lee about this. Search his house!"

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Bachchan Hospitalised On 66th Birthday
12 October 2008 7:05 AM, PDT

Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan is recovering in hospital after being admitted with acute abdominal pains on Saturday, his 66th birthday.

Officials confirmed the star is responding positively to treatment after being carried into the clinic in Mumbai, India on a stretcher.

His son, actor Abhishek Bachchan, told reporters on Saturday his father was suffering from an "intestinal obstruction", and asked fans to keep him in their prayers.

Hospital spokesman Mohan Rahan says, "The medication has worked on him and doctors are pleased with his recovery."

Rahan adds that Bachchan is expected to be released from hospital in the following days.

In 2005, Bachchan underwent surgery for an intestinal condition at the same hospital.

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Huston Can't Wait To See Welles' Lost Masterpiece
12 October 2008 7:05 AM, PDT

Angelica Huston can't wait to see the finished cut of Orson Welles' The Other Side Of The Wind - because it features one of her late father's career highlights.

The long-awaited release of the 1975 film, starring John Huston and Jeanne Moreau, has been held up for more than two decades by financial issues.

Peter Bogdanovich, who also appeared in the movie, shot a revised final scene years after Welles' death, but only a select few have seen the finished film - and The Witches star Huston isn't one of them.

She tells WENN, "What happened was at one point Iranian money came into the mix and Bogdanovich was going to shoot the last scene and I don't know what happened to the last scene. I know my brother Danny has seen it. I haven't seen it.

"Peter has offered to show it to me but it's never come about. I understand they're always just a whisper away from releasing it in some form. I don't know what's happening with it right now. I think it has a debt against of it of some five to seven million dollars or something like that."

The actress admits she's keen to see the film because her father had such fun working with Welles on it: "I remember my dad saying that Orson had done something that had never been done before; he was shooting Jeanne Moreau in Paris with her side of the conversation and then my father in Los Angeles with his side of the conversation and putting all of it together like a giant puzzle.

"I'd be fascinated to see it now."

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Jolie Knew She Was Destined To Adopt A Cambodian Boy
12 October 2008 7:05 AM, PDT

Angelina Jolie knew she was destined to become a mum during her first trip to Cambodia - because she flew out of the country thinking she had left something behind.

The actress insists she still doesn't believe in fate, but there was something that lured her back to Cambodia, where she met and fell for her first adopted child, Maddox.

She tells WENN, "I went to that country and left that country feeling like I'd left something behind. I went back to that country on a humanitarian mission and was playing with blocks with a little kid and felt, 'My son is here.'

"It was the strangest feeling. I woke up one day and they were going to introduce me to a kid and I wondered how I would feel, and the moment I saw him I knew I was his mother.

"I can't explain it and I don't know why I chose that country but it was absolutely meant to be."

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Winslet's Daughter To Become Big Sister
12 October 2008 7:05 AM, PDT

Kate Winslet's daughter Mia will soon be a big sister to a half-sibling - the Titanic star's ex-husband Jim Threapleton is expecting a child with his second wife.

Winslet, 33, remains on good terms with filmmaker Threapleton, who she divorced in 2001, and even spends time with him and their eight-year-old, Mia, as well as her new husband, director Sam Mendes, and their four-year-old son Joe.

And the actress is "delighted" Threapleton and his new partner Julie will introduce a new bundle of joy into their close family circle next year.

Threapleton, 34, explains, "(Julie) is in the mid stages of pregnancy and as yet we don't know what sex the baby will be.

"Obviously we hope that our child will get to know Mia and take his or her place in the extended family."

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Robbins' Star Placed Next To Sarandon's On Walk Of Fame
12 October 2008 7:05 AM, PDT

Tim Robbins has been immortalised next to long-term partner Susan Sarandon - his star was unveiled beside hers on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday.

The actor, 49, announced he was "really honoured" to receive the 2,371st plaque on the star-studded stretch of Hollywood Boulevard, a street he frequently walked along when he first arrived in Tinseltown as a teen.

Speaking at the unveiling ceremony, the Shawshank Redemption star said, "I used to take the bus from here to Burbank to go to work. When the bus was late, I would walk up and down and throw my cigarettes down.

"Now I have the honour of having this done to my star."

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