It’s been rumoured for months, but now there appears to be the first photographic evidence that Amy Winehouse is back with bad-boy lover Blake Fielder-Civil. The couple were caught recently enjoying a secret rendezvous at Blake’s new home in Sheffield, according to Heat magazine. The publication has printed this picture on the cover this week, under the banner ‘Back On’. But those closest to them are said to be concerned that this is a backward step for the former drug addicts. It is unclear the exact date the picture of them in each other’s arms was taken, but it is like ... Jump to full article >>

Bradley Cooper gets love advice from Julia Roberts on a plane. Taylor Swift snogs Taylor Lautner. Anne Hathaway cavorts in bed with a Polaroid camera and … Topher Grace? No, it’s not the week’s gossip, it’s the mother of all romantic comedies. “Valentine’s Day” hits theaters Friday, and it features everyone who’s ever tried to teach us a lesson about love. You’ve got Pretty Woman, Doctors McDreamy and McSteamy, Jacob Black, Mary Camden, even the Queen (Latifah, not Elizabeth). The actors might have their relationship problems in real life. ... Jump to full article >>

Michael Jackson’s voice will be heard on “We Are the World” remake which is recorded to celebrate its 25th anniversary of the original song and benefit Haitian relief effort. Confirming that matter are Lionel Richie and Quincy Jones. The singer who passed away in June last year will not only be featured on the hook but also make a cameo on its accompanying music video. The late King of Pop will appear posthumously in a split-screen with his sister Janet Jackson joining him. The idea of putting him in the project comes from Michael’s mother Katherine Jackson and Janet h ... Jump to full article >>

Many of the cigarette ads from the last century make claims that seem laughable today. In bold colors and vintage fonts, they boast that cigarettes can help us stay thin, cure a cough and digest our food. They won’t irritate our throats, make our voices raspy or affect our athletic performance. Today, most of us are well-versed in the dangers of smoking. But vintage cigarette ads can show a timeline of America’s changing perceptions of smoking — and how tobacco companies adapted their ads in reaction to ever-increasing knowledge. An exhibit at the Stanford School of Medicine ... Jump to full article >>

Last week, we asked what our readers thought about the smoking scenes in the 3D Avatar and in movies in general. As a firm anti-smoker I’m usually first to be up-in-arms on spotting a sneaky cigarette displayed anywhere in the mass media. The workplace smoking ban was brought into my home country in 2004 and since then most smokers and non-smokers alike in Ireland consider indoor smoking pretty unacceptable. I have to admit however, when asked about the smoking scenes in Avatar it took me a moment to even remember any – perhaps more a reflection of the stunning visual and technical wiz ... Jump to full article >>

A lawyer for the doctor who was treating Michael Jackson at the time of his death said Thursday that the doctor planned to surrender to face charges. “We are presently negotiating with the District Attorneys’ office,” Ed Chernoff, a lawyer for Dr. Conrad Murray, said in a statement posted on his law office’s Web site Thursday morning. What charges the doctor would face and when were unclear — a spokeswoman for District Attorney Steve Cooley said there would be no comment until or unless the case went forward — but the police have disclosed in court papers that they were investigati ... Jump to full article >>

Below if the first video peek at “Wall Street 2,” with the return of Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko and the introduction of Shia LaBeouf. Officially titled “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,” the movie filmed in New York in recent months. The trailer begins with Gekko getting sprung from jail and features sightings of his ’80s mobile phone as well as costars Josh Brolin, Frank Langella and Carey Mulligan. WATCH: source: huffingtonpost.com ... Jump to full article >>