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ROLLING STONES rocker KEITH RICHARDS is to become a grandfather again - his daughter DANDELION is eight months pregnant, according to a British newspaper.
The veteran guitarist is reportedly "delighted" at the prospect of another addition to his family following news his 38-year-old daughter with former actress/model Anita Pallenberg is expecting.
Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper reports Dandelion, who was raised by Richards’ mother in south England and is known by her middle name, Angela, is due to give birth next month (Jun11).
Richards and Pallenberg, who were a couple for 12 years until their split in 1979, produced three children - Dandelion, her older brother Marlon, 42, and another boy, Tara, who died three months after his birth in 1976.

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KIRSTEN DUNST used her acceptance speech at the Cannes Film Festival awards gala to thank members of the jury for keeping her movie MELANCHOLIA in the competition after director LARS VON TRIER was banned from the French event.
The Danish moviemaker hit headlines last week ends (22May11) for making controversial comments about Nazi leader Adolf Hitler at a Cannes press conference to promote the new drama.
Festival bosses subsequently banished Von Trier and the director admitted his remarks were "completely and absolutely stupid," but the scandal failed to stem the success of Melancholia.
Dunst landed the Best Actress award for her role in the film and when she took to the stage to pick up the prize on Sunday (22May11), she praised festival bosses for keeping the movie in the contest.
She said, "Wow, what a week it’s been… This is an honour that’s once in a lifetime. Thank you to the Cannes Film Festival for allowing the film to still be in (the) competition… I want to thank Lars for giving me the opportunity to be so brave in this film. It’s such a special night for me."

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British pop star MARK OWEN suffered a "meltdown" ahead of TAKE THAT’s upcoming tour as pre-performance jitters took hold and led to "panic" and sleepless nights.
The group is gearing up for a summer (11) tour of Europe - their first as a five-piece since Robbie Williams walked out in 1995.
Owen, who checked into rehab last year (10) following revelations about a string of affairs and drinking problems, has been in agony worrying about the 36-date trek.
He says, "A few weeks ago I had a pre-tour panic, a bit of a meltdown, which I went through for a couple of days. Not much sleep, but I came through the other end and I’ve been all right since." The first concert of Take That’s Progress tour is scheduled for Friday (27May11) in Sunderland, England, and Owen insists he now feels prepared to perform, adding: "We’re confident with it now and I think the show’s going to be brilliant."

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Irish singer BRIAN MCFADDEN has issued a stark warning to DELTA GOODREM’s rumoured new boyfriend NICK JONAS, urging the pop star not to "hurt" his former fiancee.
The couple’s seven-year relationship came to an end last month (Apr11), and Goodrem was subsequently linked to the Jonas Brothers star after they were allegedly spotted holding hands as they left a movie theatre in Los Angeles.
The ex-Westlife singer has now spoken out about Goodrem’s rumoured new lover, insisting he just wants the 26-year-old singer to be happy.
He tells the Sydney Daily Telegraph, "It’s fine; you see it (the photo of Goodrem and Jonas together) and accept it for what it is. It was positive. She looks happy. If she’s happy, I don’t mind. But there’s a warning from me: If anyone hurts her they’re dead…
"I wish her all the happiness in the world… We’re still really good friends."

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LADY GAGA has confirmed she wrote her new track JUDAS about a lover who broke her heart, just days after she announced her split from boyfriend LUC CARL.
The pop superstar encompasses biblical themes in her latest release and was heavily criticised by Christian groups for the imagery used in the accompanying music video.
Gaga has now revealed the religious overtones hide a deeply personal meaning behind the lyrics as she is singing about a boyfriend who betrayed her. The news comes less than two weeks after Gaga confirmed her relationship with heavy metal drummer Carl has come to an end.
In an interview with Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts for Britain’s MTV, she says, "I’ve had a lot of ex-boyfriends betray me - a**holes, we all have them… I began to write a song about an ex-lover who betrayed me, who loved heavy metal music.
"And then I thought about the biblical implications and how Judas was the betrayer. And once I thought about what I wanted to do with the video… Judas didn’t really betray Christ because he was part of the prophecy. So I thought a more liberating way to tackle the message of the song - we attack the idea by saying my ex betrayed me and this person haunts me, but I forgive them." The full interview - Nicola Roberts Meets Lady Gaga - airs in the U.K. on Monday night (23May11).

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Actor HUGH LAURIE hated piano lessons so much as a boy, he embarked on a hunger strike in protest.
The House star is now an accomplished musician who plays guitar, drums, harmonica and saxophone, but admits he resorted to extreme measures when he was forced to enrol in piano classes.
He tells the BBC, "I did have piano lessons, very briefly. I loathed it. I insisted on giving it up. In fact, I actually went on hunger strike. I didn’t eat for three or four days. When you’re 10, that’s rather a long time." But Laurie’s musical tuition clearly paid off - he has been receiving rave reviews for his debut blues album, Let Them Talk.

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Veteran TV actress BARBARA STUART has died at the age of 81.
The star, whose career spanned more than five decades, passed away on 15 May (11) in St. George, Utah, according to Variety.
No more details about her death were available as WENN went to press.
Stuart began working on the small screen in the 1950s with a role in I Led Three Lives and went on to star in shows such as Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C., The Queen and I, and Pete and Gladys.
In later years she appeared in Nash Bridges and Huff with Blythe Danner, while her movie roles included parts in Airplane! and Bachelor Party.

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British comic RUSSELL BRAND saw the funny side of his immigration woes in Japan over the weekend (21-22May11) by ‘Tweeting’ jokes throughout his detention.
The funnyman jetted into the country to accompany his pop star wife Katy Perry on the Japanese leg of her ongoing world tour, but he was allegedly held by immigration officials and subsequently deported due to his previous criminal convictions.
Perry alerted the world to her husband’s dilemma by writing in a post on Twitter.com, "My husband just got deported from Japan. I am so sad. I brought him all this way to show him my favorite place… It was for priors from over 10 years ago!" Brand also opened up about his situation on the social networking site, posting pictures of himself while in custody and making jokes about escaping.
He wrote, "Planning escape from Japanese custody. It’s bloody hard to dig a tunnel with a chopstick… Stockholm syndrome kicking in. Just asked my guard out for (vegetarian) sushi. He giggled… Alcatraz! Shawshank Redemption! And now this! Ah, sweet blue bird of freedom!…"

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TAYLOR SWIFT, JUSTIN BIEBER and TAIO CRUZ were the early winners of Billboard Music Awards prizes in Las Vegas on Sunday (22May11).
Country star Swift picked up the night’s first trophy after she was named Album Artist of the Year and Bieber then walked off with the Digital Artist of the Year accolade, just before Cruz claimed the Song of the Year prize for Dynamite.
Meanwhile, Lady Antebellum’s Need You Now was named Country Song of the Year and Black Eyed Peas picked up the Top Duo/Group honour.
Special awards for Viral Innovator (Cee Lo Green) and Millennium Award (Beyonce) were also handed out and the two R&B stars stunned viewers and audience members alike with amazing live performances.
Feisty Beyonce performed new song Run The World (Girls) with a synchronised backdrop and then with an army of women dancers, while Green played through a medley of hits while spinning through the air above the stage, seated at a suspended piano.
Rihanna and Britney Spears opened the show with a sexy S&M duet, while Black Eyed Peas also performed hits during an energetic five minute set.

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