NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS star ALICIA COPPOLA is pregnant with her second child.
The actress, who turned 40 in April (08),, is expecting another daughter with husband Anthony Michael Jones in November (08).
The couple's first child, Mila Roselena, was born in 2002.
Five weeks after announcing her separation from rocker Royston Langdon, actress Liv Tyler is having second thoughts, starmagazine.com reports.
Tyler �is desperately sad and thinks she may have made the mistake of a lifetime,� says a source. �She now feels that no matter how bad it was, they can still make it work.�
After hearing from pals like actress Gwyneth Paltrow that marriage requires hard work, Liv, 30, has tried to reach out to the Langdon, 36, to see if they can patch things up. So far, no luck.
The couple, who wed in 2003, have a son, Milo, 3.
Legendary music awards The Grammys is opening its own museum. The venue will open in Los Angeles in 6 December (08) with a weeklong celebration of the history of music.
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LATEST: Two former members of defunct British pop group BUSTED are planning to relaunch a court battle for royalties from the band's songs after a London High Court judge rejected their claims.
Ki MCPhail and Owen Doyle filed a lawsuit earlier this year (08) against their former bandmates James Bourne and Matt Willis for $20 million (GBP10 million) in unpaid royalties after claiming to have helped pen a number of the group's hit tracks.
However, the pair's court battle was thrown out of court last week (06Jun08) after Judge Morgan dismissed the case - throwing the duo's reliability as witnesses in court into question.
Now, they are set to appeal the judge's decision after releasing a statement claiming they would now be recredited as "original co-owners" of a number of Busted's songs, meaning they would be in line for the royalties from the songs, according to Gigwise.com.
MCPhail and Doyle claim they helped to pen four tracks including Year 3000 and What I Go To School For with Bourne and Willis when they formed a group called The Termites in January 2001.
Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow has revealed that she wants to have another child with rocker husband Chris Martin, to honor her late father Bruce.
In the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar magazine, Paltrow says her father - who died of cancer in 2002 - regretted that he only had two children, Paltrow and her brother Jake.
"I may force myself to do it one more time because the result is so worth it," she says of giving a sibling to Apple, 4 and Moses, 1.
"And also my (late) dad said to me that his only regret in life was that he had only two children and he didn't have more."
Paltrow adds that she and Martin have considered adopting, saying, "I do feel we're so fortunate, and we kind of owe it to humanity. We have a lot of love to give and a lot of resources."
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The pair allege that they were kicked out of the band in 2001 by Matt Willis and James Bourne, and subsequently replaced by singer Charlie Simpson. Solicitor Tim Penny, representing McPhail and Doyle, said his clients were told that "unless they released their claims in relation to the group members' songs and in particular the four songs, they would be sued, Ki McPhail's parents would lose their home and the claimants would never work in the industry again."
Andrew Forbes, the solicitor representing the remaining members of the now defunct pop group said they "have emerged victorious". He added: "Doyle and McPhail were trying to claim a share of some of the band's biggest songs and also tried to use a partnership claim to grab a share of James and Matt's income from all of Busted's activities."
In a statement released today, Willis and Bourne said: "This was an opportunistic attempt by Doyle and McPhail to cash in on our success. Their claims were a complete fabrication and we are delighted that the judge has seen through this and totally dismissed them. Our position has been completely vindicated and our achievements with Busted remain untarnished."
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