That Caleb Followill and his cousin Matthew had a punch up backstage at the BRITS: "Matthew has been struggling with the attention all the other members of the band are getting - especially from girls. He's always the last one to be asked for an autograph. He hasn't been feeling as much a part of things, especially at big events like the Brits. Caleb was winding him up all night, unintentionally, and all of a sudden something snapped and they just went for each other. It was like a proper old fashioned bar-room brawl. They weren't messing about, there were some serious punches being thrown"... That another scuffle erupted when Jared's girlfriend got the hump with him "flirting with" another girl, who she promptly doused with her drink... That, when Neil Tennant landed into LadyGaGa's dressing room, he exclaimed: "I haven't seen a pair of those in a while'"... That Dev Patel and Freido Pinto are actually dating... That the child actors from Slumdog Millionaire are to be flown in to the Oscars and "put up in five star accommodation"... That they'll then have to return to living in the slums of Mumbai... That TMZ have managed to get their mitts on a police file photo of Rihanna's injuries... It's too grim to publish here... That Estelle said: "I throw diva strops every day. My team probably hates me 20 per cent of the time. It may be higher. But I don't go diva for no reason - I only make myself heard so we get things done and it looks the best it could look. They all understand"... That Rudy from the Cosby Show is to play a prostitute in TylerPerry's new film Madea Goes To Jail... That she's hoping it'll pave the way to her starring in JanetJackson's yet to be produced biopic: "If Janet Jackson does the story of her life, and I'm still young enough, I am there. No one can pull her off like I can. I have a dance background... (and) I can lip-sync all day long. I can't sing, but I can act like it very well"... That Winnie Cooper from The Wonder Years is getting married... That SimonPegg's wife is five months pregnant... That Edge said of Bono and his picture opportunities: "Hanging out with George W. Bush - which he knew was uncool, deeply unpopular in certain quarters - he knew for his own reasons that it would get results. And he was right. The amount of extra American investment in African development that occurred during that administration, compared to even the Clinton administration, was huge. A large part of why that happened was because Bono was willing to be in the photographs, take the meetings and make it a popular issue. I mean, I tried to talk him out of meeting George W. Bush when he told me he was going to do a photograph with him. And he said, 'Well, I think it's the right thing to do'. So, in the end, I kind of just said my piece and let him get on with it. You have to understand that the man actually wants to save people’s lives! But anyway, he was right. He proved me wrong... again!"...
