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Country singer CHEYENNE KIMBALL is set for a love Twist after accepting b oyfriend CASEY TWIST’s marriage proposal.
The Gloriana star and her new fiance both took to Twitter.com on Thursd ay (23Sep10) to announce the happy news.
She singer cooed, "Rumors are true! Casey Twist and I are engaged! He’s the best!"

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MAROON 5 star ADAM LEVINE is to hand a lucky fan the keys to his beloved Harley Davidson motorcycle if the band’s new album HANDS ALL OVER debuts at the top of the U.S. charts.
The singer will offer up the bike on the band’s website if the record h its number one.
And bosses at the Harley-Davidson Motor Company will give a full set of riding gear and new MotorClothes to the winner, as well as biker lessons ..

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HEART star NANCY WILSON has filed for divorce from her moviemaker husband CAMERON CROWE.
The Barracuda hitmaker has cited "irreconcilable differences" for the s plit.
Wilson and Crowe, the director of Almost Famous and Vanilla Sky, wed in 1986 and are parents to 10-year-old twins William James and Curtis Wilso n.

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STEVE EARLE’s troubled country rocker son JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE has cancell ed his current tour and checked into rehab following his arrest last week (16Sep10).
The singer/songwriter spent last Thursday night (12Sep10) in an Indiana polis, Indiana jail cell after allegedly trashing his dressing room after a concert at the city’s Radio Radio club.
Venue bosses pressed charges for assault and battery, but Earle dismiss ed the allegations, insisting, "Reports surfacing online about the incide nt in Indianapolis are not accurate. I have been advised by counsel that I should not comment on a pending criminal matter, but suffice to say tha t I am looking forward to having my day in court." Earle is now back in the headlines a week later - his management team h as announced he’s axed all upcoming gigs and checked into a treatment cen tre to address his "struggle with addiction".
A statement on the star’s website reads, "Justin Townes Earle has decid ed to suspend the remaining dates on his tour and enter a rehabilitation facility.
"Earle is strongly committed to confronting his ongoing struggle with a ddiction and thanks his family, friends and fans for their continued supp ort through this difficult time."

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CRIMINAL MINDS star KRISTEN VANGSNESS is planning to turn her same-sex we dding into a world tour - exchanging vows in every country.
The actress, who plays computer expert Penelope Garcia in the TV series , was forced to postpone her wedding plans in 2009 when gay marriage was outlawed in California, but now she and fiancee Melanie Goldstein have pl ans to turn their big day into a global celebration.
She tells EOnline.com, "We’re going to do it in 2013 - no matter what.
"Melanie wants us to go to every place that it’s (gay marriage) legal a nd just collect marriage certificates from places like Sweden and Mexico like people collect Disney pins. We want to put up a whole wall of them."

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JAMIE LEE CURTIS is considering a return to the dancefloor after watching JENNIFER GREY strut her stuff on U.S. TV show DANCING WITH THE STARS.
The actress, who played a keep-fit aerobics instructor in 1985’s Plenty , was in the audience for the season premiere on Monday (20Sep10), cheeri ng on Dirty Dancing star Grey.
And she enjoyed the experience so much, she plans to show up weekly.
Curtis tells news show Access Hollywood she declined an invitation to j oin Grey on the celebrity dancefloor this series, but seriously considere d the challenge.
She says, "(I said) I won’t be able to do it because my family commitme nts are such that I wouldn=E2=80=99t have the time for it… but it defin itely made me go, ‘Hmmm.’ "It was fun to think about it." Grey, who danced to Dirty Dancing tune These Arms of Mine on Monday nig ht, is among the favourites to win the TV contest.

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JULIA ROBERTS is in no rush to lose the weight she gained while filming E AT, PRAY, LOVE because her cameraman husband is happy with her curvier ph ysique.
The actress piled on the pounds while scoffing pasta and pizza on set i n Italy, convinced the extra weight would fall off when the shoot switche d to India - but it never happened.
Roberts tells The Sun newspaper, "I gained 10 pounds for this movie and I thought I’d hurt myself trying to get my jeans on.
"I packed on the weight during the Italy part of the shoot, but then pe ople said, ‘Oh, you’ll lose it when you film in India.’ Somehow I didn’t get that memo." But Roberts’ new look has won the seal of approval from her husband-of- eight years Danny Moder - he has convinced her that men aren’t concerned with how their wives look in the bedroom.
She adds, "I believe that guys don’t care about what you look like nake d. Anyway, that’s what dimmer switches are for!"

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THE HURT LOCKER star JEREMY RENNER’s 2010 Oscars thrill was tainted by a house remodelling nightmare - the Best Actor nominee had no electricity o r running water when he woke up on Academy Awards day.
The actor admits he was living in a half-built home throughout the run- up to the Oscars - and he woke in a terrible state on one of the proudest moments of his life.
He explains, "I was going through a break-up with a girlfriend… and s o I moved into the house a little early and it didn’t have running water or power.
"I had to tape plastic around my bed to keep the dust and all the debri s away from me." But, like his tough character in The Hurt Locker, Renner found away of adapting to his bizarre circumstances in Los Angeles’ urban jungle.
He adds, "There’s a lot of places that have running water… I’d be in a nice, fine suit.. and I’d run into, like, a Starbucks or a McDonald’s o r a restaurant.
"I was like a really finely dressed homeless person." But it all became a little too much for Renner when his mother and brot her came to stay with him - and the house still wasn’t ready: "I got a ho tel for just a week."

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Actress KATHERINE HEIGL has pledged $1 million (=C2=A3666,000) in a bid t o end Los Angeles’ doggy over-population problem.
The animal lover has handed the cash over to the new Compassion Revolut ion initiative, which is aimed at spaying and neutering pets.
The money comes from her Jason Debus Heigl Foundation, named after her late brother.
Heigl hopes her efforts and those of the Compassion Revolution members will help cut down on the numbers of stray dogs put to death because shel ters can no longer cope with them.
She says, "What’s happening is not only inhumane and morally reprehensi ble, it’s economically irresponsible. Killing is not a solution.
"Our goal is that people can actually go to an animal shelter and not f eel this horrible sadness and burden that if they don’t take that dog hom e that the dog may end up dead."

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LINDSAY LOHAN faces a return to jail before the end of the week if she fa ils to convince a Los Angeles judge she should remain free in court on Fr iday (24Sep10) The actress will return to a courthouse in Beverly Hills on Friday, whe n she’ll be at the mercy of Superior Court Judge Elden S. Fox - and she c ould be leaving in an all-too-familiar jumpsuit.
Lohan spent 13 days behind bars and another 23 days in a lock-down reha b centre this summer (Jul10) after she was found guilty of violating her probation on a 2007 DUI arrest, and she’s already in trouble again after failing a mandatory drug test earlier this month (Sep10).
Judge Fox had warned Lohan he would put her back behind bars for 30 day s if she tested positive or skipped one of her twice-weekly tests.
However, insiders tell TMZ.com that Lohan will avoid jail even if Judge Fox remands her into custody - because he will have to set bail.
Sources tell the website Friday’s hearing will be extremely short and a bail bondsman will be in the courtroom to take care of business on the s pot, so Lindsay will walk out a free woman.
But, when the probation violation hearing is held next month (Oct10) as planned, Judge Fox could sentence the actress to 30 days in jail, based on the failed drug test for cocaine.

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Actress KATE WINSLET has founded an autism charity after an emotional con versation with her daughter about the condition.
The Titanic star recently narrated a documentary, A Mother’s Courage: T alking Back to Autism, about an Icelandic woman’s fight to find a way for her autistic son to communicate.
The actress watched the film with her daughter, Mia - and the nine year old’s questions about the documentary prompted Winslet to establish The Golden Hat Foundation, which will offer speech training to those who live with the condition.
She says, "After watching the film A Mother’s Courage with my daughter one day, she turned to me and asked, ‘What if I wasn’t able to talk to yo u mummy?’ "As I thought about what that meant, for a mother not to be able to tal k with her own child, I realised that I had to lend my voice to raise awa reness of this rapidly increasing disorder."

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ASHTON KUTCHER and DEMI MOORE put on a united front amid new reports thei r marriage is in trouble to launch their latest campaign against child se x slavery on Thursday (23Sep10).
The couple held hands as they stepped onstage at a conference for forme r U.S President Bill Clinton’s organisation The Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) in New York.
They were there to launch their Real Men Don’t Buy Girls initiative as part of their work for The Demi and Ashton (DNA) Foundation, which raises awareness about how to fight human trafficking and to provide support to survivors of abuse.
Moore told the conference she hoped to recruit "men who are courageous enough… to stand behind the statement that real men don’t buy girls." And Kutcher explained the target of the campaign is to "create a traffi cking-free Internet", adding, "This is people treating people like people .." The actor and his wife, who celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary o n Friday (24Sep10), are currently fighting tabloid allegations he cheated on Moore while she was on location filming. Kutcher has fiercely denied the reports.

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MADONNA has banned her daughter from dressing up for school - insisting t he teenager’s favourite revealing outfits should be kept for nights out.
The pair has teamed up for the singer’s new Material Girl clothing line , with Lourdes, 13, designing a range of rock-chic pieces.
But Madonna is adamant her daughter should dress sensibly for lessons a t New York’s prestigious LaGuardia Arts academy.
Lourdes says, "No too low V-necks and I’m not allowed to wear shorts, l ike short shorts, unless I wear tights with them." The Holiday hitmaker explains, "School’s not a nightclub, that’s what I say to her: ‘Are you going to school or a nightclub?’"

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Indie act DEER TICK are auctioning off their tourbus in an effort to rais e funds for flood relief in Pakistan.
Fans have the chance to buy the vehicle, which ferried the band around North America last year (09).
All funds from the eBay.com sale will benefit Oxfam America.
Deer Tick frontman John McCauley says, "The situation over there is so critical, but it seems that very few people are aware of it.
"We feel really strongly that people should be more aware of the situat ion and hopefully we can help with that." The auction has already started but fans are being offered the chance t o shut it down and claim the classic school bus for $2,000 (=C2=A31,300).

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Country legend JOHNNY CASH died frustrated and disappointed about America ’s invasion of Iraq.
The singer/songwriter’s daughter Rosanne has revealed the conflict occu pied her dying father’s thoughts during his final waking hours - and caus ed him great distress.
She insists he wanted to protest the war but didn’t have the strength.
Rosanne Cash tells The Progressive, "We invaded Iraq in March (2003), a nd he died in September, and because his health was so fragile, he couldn ‘t take the controversy of making a public statement against the war." She reveals that doctors put her father into medically induced coma jus t before the invasion of Iraq - and when he woke, his first thoughts were about the conflict.
Cash adds, "He went to sleep not knowing if we had invaded Iraq. It was the last thought on his mind. When he woke up, I was sitting by his side .. He looked at me and reached over to pull the television over to him. He was looking at me like, ‘Did it happen?’ I said, ‘Dad, it happened.’ He went, ‘No! No!’ Can you imagine? This is the first thing he thought of wh en he woke up from a week-long coma." "He protested the Vietnam War… Being in Vietnam changed him fundament ally. He was devastated when we went into Iraq."

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Filmmaker JAMES CAMERON, comedian JERRY SEINFELD, hip-hop mogul JAY-Z and disgraced golfer TIGER WOODS have all been tipped to become billionaires by 2015 in a new Forbes magazine survey.
The big businessmen have made the respected publication’s list of 15 to p entrepreneurs who are expected to up their net worths to break into the Forbes 400 - the countdown of the richest people in America.
TV star Seinfeld is thought to be worth $800 million (=C2=A3533 million ), while Forbes estimates Cameron is worth $650 million (=C2=A3433 millio n) and Woods $500 million (=C2=A3333 million).
Jay-Z’s portfolio of music, clothing and sports investments places him at $450 million (=C2=A3300 million).
Others expected to be billionaires in the next five years include movie mogul Jerry Bruckheimer ($850 million/=C2=A3566.7 million), retired bask etball icon Michael Jordan ($500 million/=C2=A3333 million) and director Tyler Perry ($350 million/=C2=A3233 million).
Microsoft boss Bill Gates remains America’s richest man with $54 billio n in the bank, followed by investor Warren Buffett with $45 billion. (MT/

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London’s live music mecca the 100 Club is facing closure due to increasin g costs.
The owners of the 68-year-old venue, which opened for business as a jaz z bar in the early 1940s and became a leading punk hang-out in the ’70s, have been hit with a rent increase - and are struggling to keep the club open.
According to insiders, the rent has gone up from $16,500 (=C2=A311,000) in 1985 to over $247,500 (=C2=A3165,000)-a-year.
Owner Jeff Horton says, "The Government, Westminster council and even s ome of the commercial landlords say they want to help small businesses, t hey say they want to preserve London’s uniqueness, they want to help mult i-cultural venues. Yet we’re all that and all these organisations have al l dumped on us from a great height." Horton regrets he’ll have to close the 100 Club at Christmas (10) unles s he gets aid to help him with the spiralling costs.

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The lawyer who secured MICHAEL JACKSON’s freedom in his 2005 molestation trial has settled an outstanding invoice with the executors of the King o f Pop’s estate.
Top celebrity attorney Tom Mesereau was one of many Jackson affiliates who filed a creditor’s claim with the estate following the pop star’s dea th in June 2009, alleging he was still owed $341,452.05 (=C2=A3227,634.70 ) for his services.
Mesereau defended the late Thriller hitmaker during his highly-publicis ed court case, in which Jackson faced seven counts of child molestation a nd two of administering an intoxicating agent to a 13-year-old boy.
The singer denied all charges and, in June 2005, he was acquitted on al l counts.
Now Mesereau has finally been paid in full for his work, five years aft er the trial closed.
The settlement was declared in legal papers filed by the estate bosses in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday (22Sep10).
In the documents, obtained by TMZ.com, the executors explain how they m anaged to overcome Jackson’s huge debts and make a profit for the estate, revealing the This Is It concert documentary grossed $260 million (=C2=A3 173.3 million) to become the most lucrative in history, while the accompa nying album sold five million copies - making it the third biggest record of 2009.
In addition, the court papers state a creditor’s claim filed by Jackson ’s personal chef Kai Chase, who was at his Holmby Hills mansion when he d ied, had also been settled, with executors paying part of the $8,000 (=C2 =A35,330) she requested.

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