July 30, 2009

Male strippers spoil Moss's party

/photo.cms?msid=4829278 Supermodel Kate Moss got upset when two male strippers dressed as cops gatecrashed her party, which she threw for friend Jess Hallett.

"The 'policemen' joined in the party, dancing around, drinking and stripping, sending their helmets flying. But when Kate saw them she blew a gasket, telling everyone the party was over," mirror.co.uk quoted a source as saying.

Moss had planned to have the friends at the party and then fly to Spain and have fun at the Kobetasonik festival in Bilboa. But she could not get flight tickets for all of them.

"Kate was fuming when they boarded the barge. It was not that sort of hen do -- she wanted it clean. The strippers were told they couldn't enter the house when the party arrived there, so when James let them in, Kate kicked off," said the source.

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Madonna's erotic phone calls to be auctioned

/photo.cms?msid=4829414 Pop star Madonna's erotic private phone calls and answering machine messages meant for her former lover in the 90s are set to be auctioned and are expected to fetch $40,000.

Contactmusic.com reports that Madonna even faxed messages to her ex-boyfriend Jim Albright and left steamy messages on his voice mail. These letters and calls will now be auctioned off.

The messages are on two cassette tapes. The sale is organised by Gotta Have It auction house and will be held online. It will be held Aug 5.

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Actress Leela Naidu is dead

Known as much for her roles in classics like "Anuradha" and "The Householder" as for her ageless elegance, Leela Naidu died here Tuesday after a prolonged illness. She was 69.Born to an Irish mother and an Indian father, Leela Naidu was crowned Miss India in 1954. Vogue had also named her as one of the 10 most beautiful women in the world along with Maharani Gayatri Devi.
She forayed into films with Hrishikesh Mukherjee's 1960 "Anuradha" as the bored housewife married to an idealistic doctor played by Balraj Sahni. The film didn't do well at the box office, but got the National Award for best film.
In 1962, Leela Naidu was seen in "Ummeed". But it was her role in "Yeh Raaste Hain Pyar Ke" (1963) that got her fame and popularity. Directed by R.K. Nayyar, the movie was based on the K.M. Nanavati vs State of Maharashtra court case. She teamed up with Sunil Dutt in the movie.
In the same year, she was offered a role in the first Merchant Ivory Production "The Householder", which was directed by James Ivory.After a guest appearance in "The Guru" in 1969, she bid adieu to films to marry, and later divorce, businessman Tikki Oberoi. She later tied the knot with poet Dom Moraes, her childhood sweetheart.In 1985, she made a comeback on silver screen as a Goan matriarch in Shyam Benegal's "Trikaal" and later featured in director Pradip Krishen's 1992 movie "Electric Moon".

When Salman left Farah Khan embarrassed

Choreographer-turned-director Farah Khan says that Bollywood star Salman Khan had left her red-faced when he took her along for the auditions of his super hit 1989 film "Maine Pyar Kiya".Farah recalled the incident when she came on the reality show "Dus Ka Dum 2", which is being hosted by Salman."He (Salman) took me along so that I could show him a few steps to do before director Sooraj Barjatya. But when Salman did the steps, it was so appalling that I simply picked up by footwear, hailed a cab and took off home," said Farah on the show.Salman, who started blushing after his secret was revealed, agreed that he did have two left feet then and later even demonstrated the step he was required to perform at the auditions, said a source from the sets of the show.This particular episode will air Saturday at 9 p.m. on Sony TV.