Celebrity Big Brother 2010

As part of the karaoke challenge, Sisqo was required to sing along to six tracks with the help of on-screen lyrics in the diary room.

However three lyrics were missing from each song, and each time Sisqo sang the lyrics incorrectly, an alarm bell sounded and a turntable in the garden with six housemates on would stop.

Singer Bowers bore the brunt of custard and fish guts, while rapper Sov was covered in cat food as they and Vinnie Jones, Stephanie Beacham, Alex Reid and Nicola Tappenden paid the price for Sisqo failing to complete four of the six tracks.

Sisqo was able to complete his own hit The Thong Song and Freak Me by Bowers' former boy band Another Level, but failed on Livin' On A Prayer by Bon Jovi, 90s chart hit Saturday Night by Whigfield, Chris De Burgh classic Lady In Red and All I Ever Wanted by fellow housemate Basshunter.

However housemates will be given two hampers - one containing luxury condiments and one with mystery contents - as a result of Sisqo completing two songs correctly.

Meanwhile housemates showed their increasing anger with Sov and her lack of housework.

Beacham said of the north London rapper, who faces eviction on Monday night alongside glamour model Tappenden: "She's a despicable non-entity who hasn't been brought up well."

Basshunter - real name Jonas Altberg - said he would talk to his friend, telling housemates in the bedroom: "She'll listen to me."

"You're the supply of cigarettes, so she'll listen," scathed Stephanie.

The actress went on: "She knows that she has an audience... it's going to be very popular with viewers because it's very popular in its negative way."

Even preaching actor Stephen Baldwin criticised her, saying: "Somebody's doing her work, somebody's carrying her load - and it's not fair."

But footballer-turned-actor Jones seemed confident that Sov's time in the house would soon be up.

"We'll see if her or Nic goes," he told the group. "She's got to be up against somebody who has got a bit more power than what she's been up against, because her little 150 people of a fan base ain't going to keep her here for that long."

But Altberg's chat to Sov about housework is the least of his worries, after he admitted in the diary room that he thought he had fallen in love "a little bit" with Katia Ivanova, who became the first celebrity to leave the house on Friday night.

Ivanova, the ex-girlfriend of Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood, refused to be drawn on her feelings for the Swedish DJ after being shown the footage on Big Brother's Little Brother this afternoon.

After confirming that she had split up with her most recent boyfriend following her flirting with Altberg in the house, she told presenter George Lamb: "I just want to give him a big hug.

"I have to see him outside the house. We definitely connect."

Keeley Hazell in sexy new lingerie and swimwear

To give viewers a taste of what they’re in for, Keeley has very kindly posed in a variety of saucy outfits, which we’ve very kindly posted for you here.

We have a feeling it’s going to be a popular movie.

The beautiful Brit is the face of an ad campaign for the new Lynx Twist fragrance. The deodorant’s smell changes with time, from citrus to woody niceness.


Making a splash: Keeley in revealing swimwear

If you’ve seen the TV ad, you’ll know that it features a guy who changes, too. He keeps drastically altering his look to keep his love interest, well, interested.


Purple Hazell: Keeley takes a break in the director's chair

The film has a similar premise. Viewers of Keeping Keeley are presented with a series of options to ‘Twist’ the guy, revealing new skills, talents and looks – all in the hope of, yep, you’ve guessed it – keeping Keeley!

Neat, eh?


Most guys could be knocked over with a feather after seeing this picture of Keeley

Keeley is mostly known for her modeling work, but she’s not just a pretty face. She’s actually been doing a bit of acting in the US. This is her first starring role, though.


Behind the scenes: Keeley by the pool with Blake Harrison

She revealed: “I’ve been in LA acting for the last nine months and have cameod in various US features, but this was my first leading lady role. We had a proper laugh on set and let’s just say there are some pretty raunchy scenes which will hopefully keep guys happy!”

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MOLLY SHANNON ENCOURAGES LIFE Insurance

Actress and former Saturday Night Live cast member Molly Shannon won’t be looking for laughs . Sharing her family’s story of loss and financial struggle, she hopes to encourage people to get serious – about protecting their family’s finances. Ms. Shannon is this year’s national spokesperson for Life Insurance Awareness Month, an industry-wide campaign coordinated by the nonprofit LIFE Foundation.

Ms. Shannon was just four years old when she was in a car accident that took the lives of her 33-year-old mother, her cousin and younger sister. Ms. Shannon survived the crash, along with her father and older sister, but her father was badly injured in the accident and was unable to work for several years. Her mother, a school teacher, didn't have any life insurance coverage, which could have helped alleviate some of the family’s financial strain. Even today, Ms. Shannon remembers the sacrifices her dad had to make in order to provide for his two daughters.

"The accident changed our lives dramatically. In an instant, my dad became a single parent and the only breadwinner for our family. Even at a young age, I was well aware of the financial and emotional stress he was under,” she said. “People don’t like to think about bad things happening to them, but putting off the decision to deal with that possibility can have serious consequences.”

Married with two young children, Ms. Shannon considers life insurance a necessity that enables her to live her life with peace of mind, knowing that her loved ones will be taken care of no matter what the future holds. “My personal experience led me to start thinking about life insurance when I first became pregnant. Now I can’t imagine not having it in place as a financial safety net for my family,” she said.

Ms. Shannon plans to share her story during September through public appearances and interviews with newspapers, magazines and radio and television stations around the country. A video message from Ms. Shannon can be seen on LIFE’s website at www.lifehappens.org throughout the campaign. In addition, she will help boost industry excitement for Life Insurance Awareness Month at the annual convention of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors in Washington, D.C, on September 10, 2007. That same day, she will join industry representatives and notable lawmakers at a reception on Capitol Hill to emphasize the importance of public policy that encourages Americans to purchase life insurance.

“Molly’s story is a prime example of how life insurance could have made a huge difference for a family had it been in place before tragedy struck,” said David F. Woods, CLU, ChFC, LUTCF, president of the LIFE Foundation. “No family should have to experience tough financial consequences on top of the emotional strain that comes when a loved one dies, yet 68 million adult Americans do not have any life insurance and millions more lack adequate protection. We are delighted that Molly is lending her voice to encourage Americans to take action now to get the life insurance coverage they need to protect their families.”

In addition to securing Ms. Shannon’s participation in Life Insurance Awareness Month, LIFE will spend millions of dollars in September to help educate consumers about the benefits of life insurance and working with a qualified insurance professional. LIFE will sponsor a series of radio public service announcements, post new life insurance content on its website and blog, conduct aggressive outreach to the consumer news media, and spend millions on online and print advertising, including the annual realLIFEstories special section in the September 10, 2007 issue of Newsweek. LIFE will also announce the winners of its third annual LIFE Lessons Essay Contest, a college scholarship program in which students write essays and submit videos recounting the financial and emotional impact of losing a parent at a young age.

Each year, more than 100 leading insurance companies and industry trade groups participate in Life Insurance Awareness Month and collectively spend millions of dollars on a wide range of marketing communications efforts to increase public awareness about the importance of life insurance. Some of the nation’s top companies participating this year include State Farm, AEGON, New York Life, MassMutual, John Hancock, Penn Mutual, Guardian, AXA, Principal Financial Group, Nationwide, Southern Farm Bureau, COUNTRY Financial, Farm Bureau Financial Services AIG/American General, and Prudential.

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SEXY GIRLS ENJOYING WITH CAR.

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ASIAN BEAUTY

INDIAN ACTRESS BEAUTYFUL PICTURES.

CIRCUS ARTISTS LATEST

The famous circus artists are celebrating their 25th anniversary with a special return visit to The Royal Albert Hall with a performance of Varekai.

Katherine Jenkins has opted for a voluminous updo and belted up her mac for a trudge down the green carpet - but the brave singer has opted for bare legs. Rather her than us.

NEW YEAR CELEBRUTY NEWS

This glamour girl certainly got the new year off to a bang.

Katie Price, aka Jordan, saw in 2010 amid reports her cage-fighter boyfriend Alex Reid came to blows with her ex, Dane Bowers, at a party on New Year's Eve.

The two men deny the claim, but Dane was sporting a suspicious looking bruise on his head last night.

The men are both taking part in this year's Celebrity Big Brother, and entered the house last night after reports of a brawl on Thursday.

The show's host Davina McCall asked Alex if he had fought with Dane.

"Categorically no," he replied. "I wasn't even aware there was a fight until afterwards."

The crowd chanted "fight, fight, fight" when Dane arrived.

Asked about the reported brawl, the singer said: "I'm sorry to disappoint you but we actually get on OK. We get on well.

"What you read isn't true, I'm afraid, as interesting as it sounds."

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Bar Refaeli enjoy their seaside view in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on January 2010

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If Peter Andre and Chantelle Houghton become an official couple, where will they store all their endless bottles of self-tan products?

They'd better start thinking about it - odds of them getting together are 4/1.

hot news of peter andre

If Peter Andre and Chantelle Houghton become an official couple, where will they store all their endless bottles of self-tan products?

They'd better start thinking about it - odds of them getting together are 4/1.

CELEBRITY AT A GLANCE

It's a pretty strong look from Lady Gaga as she leaves Miami's Nobu restaurant with celebrity blogger Perez Hilton. Nice banana pants, Perez.

hot celebrity news

Kate Hudson supposedly ended her relationship with New York Yankees player Alex Rodriguez after months of PDAing. Kate was gushing over her man, Madonna's ex, on The David Letterman show recently, but Hollywood gossips claim things cooled off after Alex was seen partying without her in Miami.

Both stars' reps refused to comment.