Hugh Grant says he loves watching reality TV shows while relaxing at home.

A magazine quoted the Notting Hill star as saying: "I'm quite susceptible to reality television. I'm ashamed of that part of myself, as I'm sure we all are, but there are some good ones.”

"Wife Swap I particularly like. There was one where they took delinquent teenagers and put them through a fifties education and another one where they put them through an army boot camp. Brilliant, really fascinating."

Take That and Bon Jovi have been forced to relocate their summer dates at Wembley stadium to Milton Keynes Bowl.

Take That's June 24 and 25 and Bon Jovi's June 10 and 11 gigs will now go ahead at the Bowl venue, due to further delays in the stadium's troubled re-build.

Singer Gary Barlow welcomed the change, saying: "We're more than happy to hold the shows at Milton Keynes Bowl, it's going to look great."

Jon Bon Jovi, meanwhile, was sad not to be the new venue's first act. "Having closed the original Wembley Stadium, it would have been a fitting honour to open the new one," he explained. "However, the most important element was always the live concerts themselves."

The Rolling Stones still plan to go ahead with their concerts set for August. "At this point we're going ahead," said their spokesman.

Robbie Williams, who is also due to perform at the venue this summer, has made no statement.

The stadium's original deadline was autumn 2005, but was then extended to the end of January and then March. Now its opening is reportedly set for June.

According to Variety, Warner Bros. Pictures will handle domestic distribution of the all-CGI-animated film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise, while the Weinstein Co. will take international territories.

Warner Bros has announced that we can expect the film to hit theatres on March 30th, 2007. The Weinstein Co has still not decided on a a date for international release.

The project has been under development for some time with animation veteran Kevin Munroe writing and directing the film. Munroe has been working close to Turtles comicbook co-creator Peter Laird since the beginning.

According to Warner Bros, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will be rated PG and will have a sharper edge than the three live-action films released back in the early 90s.

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles represents a brand that is widely recognized all around the world, and we think this new CG version will be a huge hit among audiences everywhere," said TWC co-chair Harvey Weinstein, who made the announcement with Warner Bros. Pictures president of distribution Dan Fellman.

The CGI animation for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is being created in Imagi's facility in Hong Kong.

We are now wondering if Warner Bros and The Weinstein Co would follow the latest trend and risk having the film be rated PG-13; something that we would probably appreciate more than the kids.

- Former Boyzone star Shane Lynch drinking with Adee Phelan, Ben Adams, Jeremy Edwards and Backstreet Boys star Nick Carter at The Washington pub, Belsize Park.

- Gail Porter and a female friend outside Cafe Rouge, Hampstead.

- Former Spice Girls star Mel C wearing shades and chatting on her mobile phone in Primrose Hill.

- Reese Witherspoon drinking tea at the Dorchester hotel.

- Orlando Bloom getting impossibly drunk at Umbaba nightclub. Also there, Daniel Bedingfield, Sarah Harding and Orlaith McAllister.

- Gillian McKeith eating healthily at Aldo Zilli's restaurant.

- Amy Nuttall leaving H.O.B hair salon on Baker Street.

- Letitia Dean looking at skirts in Selfridges and Zoe Ball signing an autograph outside the store, Covent Garden.

- Joanna Krupa queuing in a Knightsbridge chemist, buying Easter eggs in Sainsburys and a huge Easter bunny at Hamleys

- Myleene Klass eating black cod at Nobu, Mayfair. Also there, Sadie Frost, Amanda Holden and Duncan James.

- Westlife singers Shane Filan and Mark Feehily buying male skincare products at G-Room, Carnaby Street.

Becoming Jane: Jane Austen has a romance when she was about the age of 20 with a young Irishman named Tom Lefroy. His family disapproved of the match because Austen had little money and Tom was the oldest in the family and had quite a few people to support, so he needed to marry into money. So his family sent him away when it looked like things were getting serious between the two of them. A few years later she wrote the first draft of what turned out to be Pride and Prejudice--it's believed she loosely based Elizabeth and Darcy on herself and Tom, but made Darcy rich enough that he could marry who he chose.

Here are the first pictures of Anne Hathaway, 23, James McAvoy, 27 and Lucy Cohu, 36 in their period costumes on the set of the latest Jane Austen flick, Becoming Jane. Hathaway plays the lead role as Jane Austen, James McAvoy plays Tom Lefroy and Lucy Cohu's charater has yet to be announced.

Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn are back in Chicago for a few days of re-shoots on ''The Break Up," the Chicago-made film that first brought the couple together last summer. Most of the retakes are being shot in the Loop and other downtown sites -- particularly around Millennium Park, where the duo were spied filming Wednesday. Seems the park's famous Bean sculpture was still wrapped in a number of background shots during the film's principal photography last summer.

Its not been all work and no play for Jennifer Aniston, 37, and Vince Vaughn, 36. The happy couple were spied -- looking very happy -- grooving to the bluesy tunes at Kingston Mines on North Halsted Tuesday night to celebrate Vince's 36th birthday. Last night, the pair dined at Costa's Greek Dining & Bar in Greektown.

Angelina and Maddox took to the streets of Paris again for the second time this week. After passing through a yoga center and craft store this past Wednesday, the mother-son team visited the Hôtel Pont Royal -- Hôtel Littéraire this morning. Angelina Jolie, 30, and her son Maddox Jolie-Pitt, 4, then shopped at the Au Nain Bleu toy store (408 rue St-Honoré, 8e) for a while and purchased a bunch of balloons before heading home to their rented apartment. Angelina glowed in a billowy black linen dress and Navajo sandals while Maddox played it cool with his full-blown mohawk.

Which author has been having an affair with a famous actress? This supposedly happily-married chap has been enjoying clandestine meetings with the Hollywood A-lister since last year but they've got sloppy. They were spotted in a San Fernando Valley restaurant so its only a matter of time before this latest plot twist is revealed.

Matt LeBlanc is filing for divorce from his wife of 3 years Melissa McKnight.

Former Friends star Matt LeBlanc is filing for divorce later today from Melissa, his wife of three years. The National has learned exclusively that the couple split up in January, soon after LeBlanc's NBC sitcom Joey was cancelled.

Divorce papers are expected to be filed at Los Angeles Superior Court today.

LeBlanc, 38, and former model Melissa "Missie" McKnight, 41, were married in a romantic beachfront ceremony in Hawaii on May 3, 2003.

"Michael still can't understand. He asks, 'How many black dresses does one woman need?" --Catherine Zeta-Jones

"If I could pump it through my veins, I would." --Drew Barrymore on Sencha Shot, a new energy boosting tea from Japan

"[Naomi Campbell] did so many hateful things, like having me thrown off the runway because she was more famous." --Tyra Banks

"I never liked Parmesan cheese, and now I love it. I never liked pesto. I let him influence me." --Sarah Jessica Parker on Matthew Broderick

Not only are Chad Lowe and Hilary Swank getting back together, but they're also planning to renew their wedding vows. According to an insider, the estranged lovebirds are close to a full reconciliation and as soon as that happens, they're going to celebrate their reunion by getting married again. The second wedding will be a formal affair and Hilary is already shopping for an elegant bridal gown. "Getting separated was the best thing Hilary and Chad have ever done for their marriage," their pal says. "It made them realize that they were meant to be together."

Amanda Bynes has fallen for her older She's the Man co-star, Channing Tatum. But heartache is lurking around the corner, as he's still dating another woman whom he's been seeing for the past six months.

On March 17, the day their comedy hit theaters (the movie rung up an impressive $11 million in ticket sales in it's first week), Channing, 25, and Amanda, 19 (who also stars on the WB's What I Like About You), were photographed on the streets of NYC openly kissing and hugging. "They were all over each other and shared a deep, passionate kiss," an eyewitness tells Star People. "They were very lovey-dovey."

Although Amanda's character falls for Channing in the movie script, real life may not hold the Hollywood ending she's hoping for. Contacted at his home in California, Channing's father, Glenn M. Tatum, tells Star People that Channing and Amanda are not an item!

"Channing has been in a committed relationship with another young lady, also an actor, for about six months," Glenn says. "She's been in Japan working for the past three weeks, but they've been in touch nearly every day she's been gone." Glenn — who says Channing and Amanda were in NYC to do promotional work for their film — adds: "Friendships were formed [during filming], and many of these people have stayed in touch, including Chan and Amanda." We'll see.

Pete Doherty, has a new addiction. The Babyshambles frontman is buying old Jaguars, parking them illegally and buying replacements when they get towed away. He's now gone through eight Jags in as many weeks. Doherty generally chooses cars that cost less than $2,000. When his last was towed, he went straight to his favorite vintage Jag dealer, quickly found a gray sedan he liked, slapped down the cash and drove off - a cigarette dangling from his lips all the while. The big question is: Should this guy be allowed to drive?

Julia Roberts enjoyed a successful Broadway debut Tuesday night with the first preview of "Three Days of Rain," although she burst out laughing when a plastic tomato prop bounced all over the stage.

The Oscar-winning actress was so popular with New York theater-goers, her first few lines were inaudible over the audience's thunderous applause at the Bernard B Jacobs theater.

The New York Daily News writes: "A moment that reminded the audience this was the first preview came midway through the second act.

"(Roberts) had to contend with a runaway prop tomato. The plastic veggie landed on the floor, bounced and echoed like a table tennis ball - a blooper that left Roberts briefly in stitches.

"She broke character and couldn't help flashing her trademark toothy grin. That smile was in evidence at the curtain call, which showed that Roberts had checked her superstar status at the stage door."

"Three Days of Rain" officially opens on April 19 after more previews. In late January, it scored $7 million in advanced sales in one day.

The play was written by Richard Greenberg and was a Pulitzer Prize nominee in 1997.

"Three Days of Rain" officially opens on April 19 after more previews. In late January, it scored $7 million in advanced sales in one day.

Singer Paula Abdul is breathing a sigh of relief after her American Idol contract was renewed for another three years. The TV talent contest judge reportedly came close to being fired from the show earlier this month, when bosses at Fox complained about her erratic behavior and poor punctuality. She was subsequently treated for exhaustion, but now insists she's thrilled at the chance to nag acid-tongued colleague Simon Cowell for the foreseeable future. Abdul says, "(The contestants) truly inspire and amaze me each week. Of course, I also look forward to putting Simon in his place for years to come." Cowell and Fox reached a deal last November that will keep the British music mogul on the show for at least five more seasons.

CHRISTIAN Slater, 36, isn't lonely in London, where he's starring in a revival of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." The actor has been spending lots of time with Jasmine Lennard, 20, star of the British reality TV show "Make Me a Supermodel." The pair met a few weeks ago, and she was Slater's date at the play's opening night this week, according to reports. Slater is separated from his wife, Ryan Haddon. Lennard says she hates "cheating men." She's not old enough to remember the August 2003 story of how Haddon went ballistic after a wild night of partying because Slater was getting his back shaved by a stripper.

The marriage of hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons and his model-turned-entrepreneur wife, Kimora Lee, has come to an end.

In a statement provided to The Associated Press on Friday, Simmons announced the pair had decided to break up after seven years of marriage. Rumors had swirled for the past week that a split was imminent. The couple have two young daughters.

"Kimora and I will remain committed parents and caring friends with great love and admiration for each other," Simmons said. "We will also continue to work side by side on a daily basis as partners in all of our businesses."

Simmons is head of Rush Communications, but is perhaps better known as the co-founder of Def Jam Records and for his Phat Farm clothing line. In recent years, he has become more involved in politics, and helped to create the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network.

Over the years, Kimora Lee Simmons has become almost as famous as her husband, thanks to her successful Baby Phat clothing line and her glamorous diva persona, which has been documented in numerous magazine spreads.

Although the pair have appeared at public events together in recent weeks, the statement said they had been separated for "some time," even though they were still living together.

A six-day celebration of hip-hop culture will be held in October along with VH1’s third annual “Hip-Hop Honors” show, network and city officials announced Thursday.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg — or “Mike B,” as he called himself for the day — announced the festivities while flanked by hip-hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons and Ice-T.

Bloomberg said it’s important for the city to honor musical traditions.

“That means celebrating an art form that has expressed the realities of city life,” Bloomberg said after welcoming visitors to his “crib,” City Hall. “As hip-hop has evolved and new artists have emerged, its lessons have continued to be valuable for us.”

The events and promotions Oct. 12-17 will include hip-hop artists visiting city schoolchildren, performances at clubs throughout the city, and fashion- and sports-related events.

The show itself will be taped Oct. 7 and broadcast Oct. 17. This year’s honorees include Simmons, MC Lyte, the Beastie Boys, the Wu-Tang Clan, Afrika Bambaataa, Rakim and Easy-E.

Ice-T, a rapper who plays a detective on TV’s “Law & Order: SVU,” will host the show.

In their comments, Ice-T and Simmons stressed the educational value of hip-hop and said its artists often spoke the truth, even if it wasn’t pretty.

Anna Benson, the actress, model and onetime topless dancer who once said she would sleep with every member of the New York Mets -- including the groundskeepers -- if her husband, pitcher Kris Benson, was unfaithful, has filed for divorce. In divorce papers filed Thursday in Atlanta, Anna claims the seven-year marriage is "irretrievably broken."

The ‘Dukes Of Hazzard’ stunner has forked out for the first refusal because she wants to play the lead vixen in big screen version of the steamy Jackie Collins tome. An insider has revealed: “Jessica has read the book several times and loves it. ‘Lovers And Players’ follows the saucy exploits of a billionaire, his three sons and a 19-year-old waitress called Liberty. The insider added to the Daily Telegraph newspaper: “Jessica says the role is perfect for her. She’s hoping it will showcase her as a serious actress.”

Peter Dinklage is set to play the villainous Simon Bar Sinister in "Underdog," Walt Disney Pictures' live-action adaptation of the 1960s cartoon.

"Underdog" followed the adventures of a humble dog named Shoeshine Boy who became the superheroic, rhyming Underdog. Simon Bar Sinister was one of the show's recurring villains and, unbeknown to the tykes watching the show, his last name slyly translated to "Evil Bastard."

Dinklage, whose credits include "The Station Agent" and "Elf," is the first actor to sign on. Frederik Du Chau ("Racing Stripes") is directing.

Shooting is scheduled to begin April 10 in Rhode Island.

NATALIA VODIANOVA gave birth to a 7lb baby girl at the weekend. The Russian model, who married her British husband Justin Portman in 2002 and has a two-year-old son, Lucas, announced earlier this month that she planned to call her new baby Neva, after the river that runs through St Petersburg. "She is a beauty, a charming blonde doll," said Vodianova, who had the baby in the Chelsea Hospital. "She's a good weight and a whole centimeter longer than Lucas, who's pretty tall. So I can only imagine how tall Neva is going to be." Natalia, who is now resting in order to get back in shape in time for her next Calvin Klein shoot on April 13, was presented with a platinum and diamond ring to celebrate the birth by her husband, who apparently gave Niva a pair of gold pointe shoes in the hope that she will one day become a ballerina.

Oscar-winner ROBIN WILLIAMS will team up with MANDY MOORE in the big screen romantic comedy LICENSE TO WED. The story focuses on a young couple whose wedding plans are interrupted when a pushy minister (Williams) from the bride's family church orders the pair to complete a two-week prenuptial course. JOHN KRASINSKI, who stars in the US version of THE OFFICE, is in talks to play Moore's love interest. The film will begin shooting in Los Angeles and Mexico in May (06).

According to Lukas Haas, who appears in the as-of-yet unreleased Duff film "Material Girls," the film has been looking for a distributor but has not been successful.

Haas, who plays Henry in the movie, said he doesn't expect the movie to ever be released.

"Material Girls" is the first on-screen collaboration between Hilary and her sister, Haylie.

The Duffs play two wealthy sisters, both heiresses to their family's cosmetics fortune, who lose the money and then fight to get it back.

Hilary recorded a cover of Madonna's "Material Girl" for the movie with Lil' Jon providing the beats. Like the movie, the song may also never be released.

Material Girls began shooting last April. Hilary's next film is the cartoon "Foodfight," which also features her sister Haylie. "Foodfight" is set for release in March 2007.