Here's the full list of winners from tonight's MTV Europe Music Awards.

Best Song: Gnarls Barkley - 'Crazy'
Best Group: Depeche Mode
Best Album: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium
Best Hip Hop Act: Kanye West
Best R'n'B Act: Rihanna
Best Alternative Act: Muse
Best Female: Christina Aguilera
Best Pop Act: Justin Timberlake
Best Rock Act: The Killers
Best Male: Justin Timberlake
Best Video: Justice vs Simian - 'We Are Your Friends'

Hit movie Inside Man is set to be given the sequel treatment, with Spike Lee in talks to return as director.

Variety reports that work is already underway on the script, with Lee collaborating with Russell Gewirtz, who penned the original. Renowned producer Brian Grazer is also involved in the new project.

Details of the sequel's content have yet to emerge and it is unknown whether any of the Inside Man's starry cast will return. Jodie Foster, Clive Owen and Denzel Washington starred in the original film, which grossed $184 million worldwide following its release in March this year.

Courtney Love, who has been sober for 15 months, says Mel Gibson helped her get sober. According to Courtney, Mel and addiction counselor Warren Boyd showed up at a Beverly Hills hotel room while she was doing drugs with several men. Mel drew the men in Courtney’s crew away while Boyd stayed behind to stage an intervention, said Courtney in an interview with Diane Sawyer that aired Tuesday on Good Morning America.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones’s new skinny look shocked onlookers at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards in Manhattan on Monday, according to the New York Post. “She’s gone from a 14 to a 10 virtually overnight,” one witness said.

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Donald Trump is at odds with a Florida town over the rights to fly a gigantic American flag atop an 80-foot flagpole at one of his resorts.

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Reichen Lehmkuhl was spotted at NYC’s Hotel Gansevoort earlier today at a book signing for his latest, “Here’s What We’ll Say.” The night before, he was spotted at the Hennessy “Suite Spot” event at G Spa in Manhattan. Boyfriend Lance Bass accompanied him at both events.

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Brad Pitt was spotted snapping a few shots with his Leica camera around a temple in a town called Lonavala. Brad, 42, has been building houses with other volunteers for the 23rd Jimmy Carter project in Patan village, south east of Mumbai, India.

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Angelina Jolie and Matt Damon gave ET an exclusive preview behind their upcoming film, The Good Shepherd (out Dec. 22). The film takes places during the early years of the Central Intelligence Agency, when a founding member finds that, as the country slides deeper into the Cold War, dedication to duty has a price.

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Wentworth Miller was spotted at an Internet cafe in Los Angeles, CA. He was reading an article about his hit-show Prison Break. Wentworth also made his way to a children’s book store shortly after.

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Borat has been banned in Kazakhstan. The Asian nation’s movie theaters will probably not show comedian Sacha Baron Cohen’s film, Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, the Kazah foreign minister said, adding that he did not find the film funny.

Ben Affleck claims his 'humiliating' wardrobe experience on Daredevil prevents him from ever playing a superhero again.

According to reports, the actor said at the London premiere of new film Hollywoodland: "By playing a superhero in Daredevil, I have inoculated myself from ever playing another superhero. Wearing a costume was a source of humiliation for me and something I wouldn't want to do again soon."

In Hollywoodland Affleck portrays George Reeves - the actor behind the television incarnation of Superman in the 1950's.

Hollywood actor Brad Pitt is reportedly furious after Vanity Fair printed his photo on the front cover of the magazine without his permission.

The star's lawyers are apparently considering legal action claiming that Pitt had no idea that the photograph of him would wind up on the front of the December issue.

The photograph was taken by artist Robert Wilson and sees Pitt posing in white boxer shorts and socks, holding a gun.

A representative for Pitt remarked, "We are very disappointed that Vanity Fair has chosen to put an unauthorised cover on their magazine. It seriously makes me question their integrity and motives."

However, a statement released by the magazine read: "In a letter dated 5 October 2006 and sent to Pitt...Wilson informed Pitt that a still image from this portrait was going to be featured in the December art issue of Vanity Fair."

A source claims that the star never saw the letter.

"I listen to the song 'Victory' on Puff's No Way Out album," Jay-Z tells LIFE of his preshow routine. "When Notorious B.I.G. comes in on the first verse, it feels like Rocky to me. When I'm onstage, I'm thinking, Is this going to be the town where they don't know the music? But even in Poland, they knew my lyrics," Jay-Z tells LIFE. "I don't feel like I'm living in a bubble. I still feel like a man of the people," says Jay-Z, in a Mercedes in Paris, where his show sold out. "Give me great food and wine, and I’m good," he says. "I'm a cheap date."

Jay-Z willed his way out of the mean streets of Brooklyn's infamous Marcy Avenue projects to become a megastar, selling 37 million albums worldwide, earning four Grammys, and landing one famous girlfriend, Beyonce Knowles. He became a part owner of the New Jersey Nets basketball team, and CEO and president of the hip-hop hit-maker Def Jam Recordings, where he coached Kanye West to stardom.

After announcing his retirement three years ago, Jay-Z is now preparing for his comeback, doing a whirlwind world tour in support of his ninth album, Kingdom Come, out later this month. LIFE magazine was granted exclusive access during the Paris and Milan gigs. The new issue of LIFE appears in newspapers nationwide Friday, November 3rd.

Julia Roberts is busy filming a new movie in Morocco. The Oscar winning actress will star in the political drama called Charlie Wilson's War. Based on Texas congressman Charlie Wilson's covert dealings in Afghanistan, where his efforts to assist rebels in their war with the Soviets have some unforeseen and long-reaching effects. Looks like Julia's finding some play time in between shooting scenes - her twins and husband spent the day with Julia on the beach in Essaouira, Morocco.

Their catfight was legendary but now it appears Pumpkin and New York have kissed and made up -- literally.

After winning Best Fight at the Reality Remix "Really Awards," the two ex-"Flavor of Love" ladies were spotted locking lips as New York expressed her love for the woman who once spat in her face on national television.

The pic, snapped by Pumpkin's aunt, is apparently only the first step in the pair's relationship. Sources say the two may be doing more photos together in the future, showing a little more skin for a possible naughty pictorial.

While it's great that they're BFFs and all, our fingers are crossed that another bitch-fest is soon to come.

A Rolling Stones fan is suing the band for $51 million, after they cancelled a show last week.

The group were due to play in Atlantic City on October 27, but pulled out four hours before the start time. Rosalie Druyan later filed the lawsuit, claiming Mick Jagger was aware he would have to cancel for medical reasons much earlier than he let on.

She claims the incident cost her and other fans hundreds of dollars each on hotel and travel bills.

The gig has been re-scheduled for November 17, but no additional comment was available from the band.

Speculation that Kate Moss is pregnant was fuelled when the model was snapped visiting a hospital with Pete Doherty.

Doherty recently admitted his fiancée is expecting, according to sources, however yesterday's visit was apparently completely unrelated.

A source revealed that the pair had been "horsing around" at home, and the Babyshambles singer had one of Moss' rings stuck on his finger.

Doherty reportedly spent two hours being treated, with the ring eventually cut off the swollen digit.

George Michael is to lend a the piano on which John Lennon wrote the iconic track 'Imagine' to an anti-war exhibition in the US.

Michael bought the piano, which is an upright model rather than the grand piano featured in the video, for a sum of £1.67 million at an auction in 2000.

The exhibition in Dallas, Texas is run by George Michael's long-term partner Kenny Goss.

Goss told the Reuters news agency that there was "no better place to reiterate how important peace is".

He went on saying, "Dallas is George Bush's home. It's a great place to remind people how important it is that we find peace."

Comedian Lee Hurst reportedly threatened to kill himself in a row with doctors over his dying father's hospital care.

According to the Daily Mail, the 43 year old star of They Think It's All Over locked himself in his car and threatened to take an overdose of painkillers if his father was not moved to a different room.

Hurst was initially detained by police under the Mental Health Act, but was later released.

He told the newspaper, "I'm sitting in my car with 30 painkillers and I'm going to take them if they don't move my dad. I had to do something to help him...All I want is for him to have proper care."

Hurst later explained that he had no intention of committing suicide, but felt that a "dramatic" statement was the only way the doctors would listen to him.

Jennifer Ellison is helping to promote a new underwear range that is aimed at curvy women.

The actress, 23, has become the new face of Young Attitude's autumn/winter lingerie collection.

The range offers bras for curvy women who are between a D and a G cup.

According to reports Ellison said of the collection, "I love the versatility of the new Young Attitude collection. There is a fantastic range of looks from the smooth T-shirt bra to the gorgeously styled and sultry lacey sets, there is something for every occasion!"

Simon Webbe is turning his attention to film-making.

The former Blue star will take a break from music to create a trilogy of horror movies. He has been writing the films for the past four years, and has finally decided to take the project to the next level.

"The film is going to be a trilogy," he confirms. "I've always been interested in vampire films ever since I was a kid. I remember watching Fright Night and The Lost Boys."

He continued by admitting he is not going to pack the pieces with lewd scenes: "I don't want the sex to be a big part of it. I want the sexiness of the characters to carry the story. A girl with long legs, a big bosom, a mini-skirt and a low-cut top is not leaving much to the imagination - characters who cover their legs and wear tank tops are sexier."

The Horrors frontman Faris Badwan was attacked on stage during their performance in New York on Tuesday.

The singer was performing to an invite-only crowd at nightspot Stereo when a crowd member leaped on stage and dragged him to the ground.

According to NME, Badwan played down the incident after the gig, joking: "You should have seen HIS face afterwards."

He explained the lead-up to the attack, saying, "...this guy kept trying to grab the microphone and after I told him to stop he tried to start a fight with me."

Atomic Kitten will reform next month for a one-off concert in aid of an imprisoned football fan.

The singing trio split up in 2004, citing the need for an extended break, after amassing a string of hits like chart topper 'Whole Again' and 'Ladies Night'. They decided to reunite for the gig to help pay the £90,000 fine incurred by Michael Shields, a Liverpool supporter, who is currently serving a ten year jail sentence in Bulgaria for the attempted murder of a barman.

20-year-old Shields has maintained his innocence since last year's incident. Alongside the reformed Kittens - Jenny Frost, Natasha Hamilton and Liz McClarnon - other acts performing at the concert will include The Bay City Rollers and Gloria Gaynor. Radio One DJ Chris Moyles is lined up to host the event.

The Scissor Sisters went all out with their costumes for their charity concert on Halloween in London.

Frontman Jake Shears reportedly jumped out on stage dressed in full Frankenstein ensemble to open the show with 'Tonight's the Night'.

The gig aimed to raise money for the Global Cool campaign to combat global climate change.

Celebrity guests at the bash included Ewan McGregor, Joanna Krupa, Jude Law, Orlando Bloom and Mick Jones from The Clash.

When he wasn't making jokes about his drug use or complaining about listeners downloading music instead of buying it, Eminem opened up about his relationship with Mariah Carey last week during an interview on Sirius, Shade 45. "Yes, me and Mariah did have a relationship for about a good six, seven months," said Em. "(But) it didn't work. I wasn't really into what she was into; our personalities collided. She's a diva, and I'm a little more regular, I guess." Em went on to blast Mariah for saying they never had a relationship, calling her words that start with the letters "b" and "c." "I can never deny her talent, but the fact that she denied we ever had something, that's bad."

Sean "Diddy" Combs of Bad Boy Worldwide Entertainment announced today a landmark deal with reggae/dancehall music label VP Records to market and distribute dancehall superstar, Elephant Man. "Elephant Man is one the greatest entertainers in his genre of music. When I saw him at Madison Square Garden ripping down the stage, I knew that he was the one. He will be a great addition to our team," Sean "Diddy" Combs said. The first release from Elephant Man under the new Bad Boy/VP Records venture is slated for spring 2007 with a single and video expected in early 2007.

Tom Cruise and producing partner Paula Wagner have been put in charge of United Artists, a film studio that was formed by Hollywood actors including Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford.

Wagner will serve as chief executive of the company, which is owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. Cruise will appear in UA films, but also be allowed to star in films from rival studios, MGM announced Thursday.

The development is a major comeback for Cruise and Wagner. They were unceremoniously dumped in August from their 14-year producing deal at Paramount Studios after Sumner Redstone, chairman of Paramount parent company Viacom Inc., blamed Cruise's public antics for hurting the box office performance of "Mission: Impossible III."

Cruise/Wagner Productions said then that it had secured financing from two unidentified hedge funds to back future projects.

MGM said Thursday that Cruise and Wagner have taken an ownership interest in UA, but did not specify financial terms.

The pair will have full control of the production slate, which is expected to be four films a year, MGM said.

Cruise's last appearance in a UA film was in "Rain Man" in 1988, which won four Academy Awards including Best Picture.

United Artists was founded in 1919 by Chaplin, Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W. Griffith. (Early cowboy star William S. Hart also played a role in its creation.) The studio operated as an artist-centered company for decades, churning out such hits as "Some Like it Hot" and a string of James Bond films, starting with 1962's "Dr. No."

In 1967 the company was sold to Transamerica, which owned it until 1981 when it was bought by MGM. In 1980, the studio released one of the most notorious flops in movie history, "Heaven's Gate."

In 2004, MGM was bought by a consortium that includes Sony Corp., Comcast Corp. and private equity companies Providence Equity Partners Inc., Texas Pacific Group and DLJ Merchant Banking Partners.

Lindsay Lohan has reportedly found a new boyfriend - Diana Ross’s 18 year old son with shipping tycoon Arne Naess, Evan.

A source said that Lindsay is keen for their relationship not to repeat her experience with Harry Morton: “Lindsay absolutely adores Evan. They’re keeping the relationship quiet and won’t show up or leave a club or event together.”

The source added that Lindsay also reportedly likes being the older woman: “Lindsay’s loving that, for the first time, she’s the experienced one in this relationship.”

Child actress-turned-international diplomat Shirley Temple Black broke her wrist in a fall "a few weeks ago," her publicist said Wednesday.

Black, 78, is still wearing a cast on her right arm, said Rick Ross.

"She's fine," he said. "She's doing great."

The accident happened at Black's Northern California home, Ross said.

Black, who retired from acting when she was 21, was recognized in January by the Screen Actors Guild with a lifetime achievement award