Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin want to adopt a child.
The couple - who have a three-year-old daughter, Apple, and a 16-month-old son, Moses - would like a bigger family, but Gwyneth is not sure she can cope with having another baby naturally.
The Oscar-winning actress told W magazine: "I have a dream version where I think, maybe in four years I'll have two in a row really quickly again - how fabulous to have a whole bunch of them!
"But then at that point, when everyone's potty-trained and sleeping through the night, are you really going to go back?
"My husband really wants to adopt. So I don't know - I'm sort of open for anything."
Gwyneth, 34, is currently filming action movie 'Iron Man' with Robert Downey Jr.
Her comeback movie - the first since she took a break to become a mother - is due for release in October.
Romantic comedy 'The Good Night' - in which Gwyneth plays the girlfriend of a washed-up pop star - is written and directed by her brother Jake.
Britney Spears allegedly snubbed Victoria Beckham after being offered a table next to the Spice Girls singer in a Hollywood restaurant.
But other sources claim it was Beckham doing the snubbing.
The Toxic singer is said to have stormed out of the restaurant at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont hotel when she was offered a table next to the Spice Girl and her husband David Beckham last Tuesday.
A witness told the New York Daily News newspaper: "Britney Spears turned up at the Chateau and the only table available was the one next to Posh.
"But Britney didn't want to sit next to her, so she and her friend stormed off to Il Sole instead."
But another diner told Closer magazine: "Britney walked in and sat next to Victoria and David. Victoria was fuming and got up, practically dragging David with her.
"She told staff it was ridiculous to think she'd want to be near 'that mess' Britney.
"It's not a good move for anyone."
Victoria is said to have angered staff at the hip Los Angeles hangout - who do their utmost to keep the star-filled venue private and paparazzi free.
A source said: "She always lets the paparazzi know when she'll be arriving.
"The Chateau Marmont tries to give celebrities their privacy, and they hate her there. They like David though."
Musician Bobby Brown believes exiled al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden wants to kill him.
The My Prerogative singer - who has been on tour in Australia - has been living in fear of the terror mastermind after discovering he is a huge fan of his ex-wife Whitney Houston.
Bobby recently increased his personal security to protect him from bin Laden's terrorist organisation al Qaeda.
He is quoted as saying: "I figure if bin Laden wants me, and everybody is looking for him, it probably won't happen. But if he wants to try and find me for something so stupid, he can do what he wants. I have to leave it in the hands of my higher power.
"Come on, if anybody else was threatened by al Qaeda, they'd take it seriously."
Writer Kola Boof and an alleged bin Laden mistress claimed last year the terrorist wanted Bobby killed so he could make Whitney one of his wives.
Bobby and Whitney's divorce was finalised in April, but the singer is still cautious.
His former lover, hip-hop dancer Karrine Steffans, has revealed he also believed US President George W Bush wanted him dead.
Steffans said: "He said, 'We should flee the country.' We were staying at the Ritz-Carlton in Marina del Rey for a couple of weeks.
"He and Whitney had separated. I helped him as much as I could."
Lindsay Lohan's father Michael is too scared to watch his daughter's new movie - after storming out of a screening of her last film Georgia Rule when she appeared in a sex scene.
Estranged dad Michael can't bear to watch the 21-year-old in love scenes and fears I Know Who Killed Me will leave him fleeing the movie theatre in tears.
He tells In Touch magazine, "I go to every one of her movies. I had to leave Georgia Rule - during a couple of scenes I ran out of the theater.
"I don't want to see her in a sexual context; even if she's acting, she's my daughter first. And I Know Who Loved Me (sic) - I don't even know if I'll go to see that. If someone goes, and warns me ahead of time, 'Michael, get out of the theater - something's coming up,' then I will."
Meanwhile Lindsay Lohan is to continue with the "erotic yoga" pole dancing classes she took to prepare for her new film role as a stripper - because the sessions have made her a better dancer.
The troubled actress plays a risque dancer in new movie I Know Who Killed Me and took up stripper classes to get into the part, and she's now hooked.
She tells Movies.com, "I took these classes where you begin with sort of like erotic yoga to warm up. It was really hard on the pole because it takes a lot of upper body strength.
"When I saw the scenes, I was surprised that I was dancing the way I was. I'm actually going to keep taking lessons because it makes me feel good."
Supermodel Helena Christensen has hinted her marriage to actor Norman Reedus wasn't legitimate - after claiming she has never been married.
The Danish catwalk queen was wed to former model Reedus from 1988 to 2002 and the pair had a son together, seven-year-old Mingus.
But during an attack on the press for printing mistruths about her, Christensen claimed she has never been married or divorced.
She said, "A common misperception of me is that I was married and divorced. I never was.
"I find it utterly bizarre that total strangers write about your life in a completely fictional manner."
There will be no revealing costumes at U.S. singer Gwen Stefani's concert in Malaysia this month, a newspaper said on Saturday, after a Muslim student group demanded that the event be cancelled as being too obscene.
Although Malaysia is a moderate Muslim country with sizeable non-Muslim minorities, conservative groups often frown upon departures from strict Koranic injunctions.
Malaysian mobile phone firm Maxis Communications, which is promoting the August 21 show as part of Stefani's "Sweet Escape" tour, promised it would feature no revealing costumes, the Star newspaper said.
"She will abide by the Malaysian authorities' guidelines to ensure that her show will not be offensive to local sensibilities," it quoted a Maxis statement as saying.
Malaysia's official guide for performers says women must be covered from the top of the bosom to the knees, the Star said.
Jumping, shouting and the throwing of objects are barred, while performers may not hug, kiss or wear clothes with obscene or drug-related pictures or slogans, it added.
On Tuesday, an official of the 10,000-strong National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students said Stefani's video promotion clips were obscene and the event would clash with local Asian and Islamic values.
"We want the organizers to cancel the concert, failing which we will ask the authorities to intervene," said Mohamad Hilmi Ramli, the group's president.
Ethnic Malays, who are by definition Muslims, make up just over half of Malaysia's 26 million people, while ethnic Chinese and Indians, who are mostly Buddhists, Christians or Hindus, account for most of the rest.
Over the past year, Nicole Richie has gone from "bad decision to bad decision" to blessed event.
After days of hype, the starlet's sit-down with Diane Sawyer finally aired Thursday morning, with the expectant Richie not only apologetic over her ill-fated driving-under-the-influence excursion last December but crediting it for turning her life around.
"I literally thought I was okay to drive, and clearly wasn't," the 25-year-old said on Good Morning America. "It was bad decision after bad decision after bad decision. It's been a pattern in my life. When I get into trouble, I try to get out of it...ever since I was little."
Hence her original not-guilty plea to the DUI charge, something she ultimately changed to guilty after reassessing her responsibilities and watching a particularly disturbing report on the news about children who had been killed by drunk drivers.
"At that moment, I literally felt like the worst person in the world for even trying to get out of the situation.
"I really wasn't learning anything from that," she said of her penchant for getting out of trouble first, learning lessons later. She added that her behavior pattern had simply led to her to make "mistake after mistake after mistake."
Of her exploits over the last year, Richie, who was accompanied during the interview by rocker beau Joel Madden, said she simply "wasn't growing, I wasn't going anywhere, and I saw myself going down that road again with this particular situation."
While in the past, Richie has openly admitted to taking drugs and, in 2003, attended court-ordered rehab after cops found her with a balloon of heroin, she told Sawyer that on Dec. 11, she had smoked marijuana and taken a Vicodin, for which she didn't have a prescription, to treat menstrual cramps—though had done nothing else.
"Just marijuana," she said. "I had Vicodin in my system from that day. I never in my head thought that could play a part in your driving. Like, never did I think that."
Richie also explained how exactly she found herself heading the wrong way down a Los Angeles freeway, before simply parking in the HOV lane.
"I got confused," she said of her orientation. "It was a new neighborhood for me...I just stopped."
Of how she felt when the police arrived, Richie said, "Scared would be the core word."
For his part, Madden, who lives the sort of rock lifestyle that involves studying the Bible, he said Richie's bust was a make-or-break situation for the couple.
"This is a great time to walk away," he says he remembered thinking at the time, adding that he had already come up with an exit strategy. "Nicole, it's been great, but you just freaked me out."
Madden, however, opted to "go my gut, and you know, my gut with Nicole has always been she's a great woman."
As for whether a repeat of the situation may occur down the line, both responded in the negative.
"There would no question, 'cause I don't have time for that," Madden said. "I bet on her. And I won."
As for Richie, four months along in her pregnancy, she said there is "absolutely no way" she would fall. When pressed by Sawyer as to how she could be so sure she'd stick to the straight and narrow, she admitted it was "because I never took it seriously before."
"I owe this baby my life. I owe this baby everything, and I have a responsibility now for someone else. I have to set the right examples. I want to be the best parent I can be. I would really want to be someone my child would look up to."
As for the child, the couple does not yet know whether they're expecting a boy or a girl, and Richie said they're "going to try and hold out" on finding out for as long as possible.
She said she discovered she was pregnant after taking five home-pregnancy tests.
"I didn't believe it," she said. "It was my best friend and I, and we were at her house. And she was like, 'You're definitely pregnant.' I actually didn't even really believe it until I heard the heartbeat."
Madden recalled breaking the news to Lionel Richie, the baby's soon-to-be grandfather.
"He was really quiet," he said, adding that the Grammy winner at first thought the call was to inform him Richie had gotten into trouble. Finally, the elder Richie composed himself and told the couple, "Now you're going to get to experience everything I have!"
Madden and Richie have begun keeping a video diary of the pregnancy, which they hope to one day share with their offspring. However, the twosome is more than aware that there will be a four-day gap in the recording.
Richie has been ordered to spend four days in jail before Sept. 28.
"She's doing what she has to do. She's paying her debt," Madden said.
Richie said she's "afraid of the unknown" but "not really afraid of jail."
As for criticism that's cropped up about the sentence possibly not being harsh enough punishment for the severity of her crime, Richie simply said, "That's not really up to me."