Pop singer Kylie Minogue has reunited with former boyfriend Olivier Martinez after a year apart, according to reports published in several UK papers.
The pair have been seen strolling arm-in-arm in the streets of Paris, where Martinez, 42, lives, sparking the reports.Minogue, 39, was also photographed leaving his apartment to take his dog Sheba for a walk.
"Kylie has taken him back - with a new set of rules," a friend of Minogue's told the Daily Mail.
"Ollie has agreed to try for a baby. That was always the stumbling block in their relationship. They have both been single for a year and Kylie has realised she has never had anyone that has matched up to him."
Minogue arrived in Paris last Sunday for the NRJ Music Awards and spent the following days with Martinez.
"She has always described him as the love of her life," a member of Martinez's family told The Sun.
"Who knows what might happen? We would certainly like to see them back together."
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Consortium Project III
Artist: Consortium Project III
Genre(s):
Metal: Progressive
Discography:
Terra Incognita
Year: 2003
Tracks: 11
Hot Rod Circuit
Metallica, Bravery cooking for Weenie Roast
Metallica, the Offspring, the Raconteurs, Rise Against, Bad Religion, Pennywise and the Bravery are among the acts confirmed for KROQ-Los Angeles' Weenie Roast.
Faye Dunaway - Dunaway Slams Hollywood Ageism
Veteran actress FAYE DUNAWAY has scolded Hollywood film producers for denying older female stars the chance to play major movie lead roles.
Dunaway, 67, insists movie bosses' casting decisions are hypocritical - because they allow ageing male stars, including her former Chinatown co-star Jack Nicholson, to romance much younger actresses on the big screen.
She says, "I am furious that they think I'm too old to play the love interest of guys like Jack Nicholson and Clint Eastwood. Why should I play sisters and mothers while guys like Jack and Clint (Eastwood), who are older than me, have on-screen lovers half their age?"
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Boyz II Men stand up for Simon Cowell
Boyz II Men have defended Simon Cowell over his remarks on 'The X Factor' and 'American Idol'.
The male vocal harmony group told Now Online that they believe Cowell's direct approach is beneficial to those hoping to make it in the music industry.
The said: "He's not always right, but his approach is dead on. He's the most truthful. You have to be very straightforward in this business."
"You gotta learn to speak your mind because if not you get cluttered with everybody else."
"Eventually you start lying and you don't have an identity any more. Whether he's right or wrong, his opinion is his opinion. But a lot of the time he's dead on."
The male vocal harmony group told Now Online that they believe Cowell's direct approach is beneficial to those hoping to make it in the music industry.
The said: "He's not always right, but his approach is dead on. He's the most truthful. You have to be very straightforward in this business."
"You gotta learn to speak your mind because if not you get cluttered with everybody else."
"Eventually you start lying and you don't have an identity any more. Whether he's right or wrong, his opinion is his opinion. But a lot of the time he's dead on."
Vesania
Artist: Vesania
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
God The Lux
Year: 2005
Tracks: 12
Firefrost Arcanum
Year: 2003
Tracks: 10
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Chris Rock - Chris Rock Smashes Comedy Audience Record
Comedian Chris Rock has broken British records for audience size after performing to 15,900 people at London's O2 Arena last night.
The Bigger and Blacker star has smashed the UK record for the largest comedy audience after his Friday stand-up show, the first of two performances on his new tour.
The previous record of 10,108 was set by Lee Evans at his show at the MEN Arena in Manchester in 2005.
But with Guinness World Records officials on hand to check official criteria had been satisfied, promoters announced after the show's conclusion that the record had been surpassed by more than 5,000 people.
David Campbell, CEO of O2 owner AEG Europe, said on Friday he had "absolute faith" that Rock would break the audience record for a comedian.
"He is the first stand-up comedy act to perform in the arena and it is doubly thrilling for us that he will be breaking a world record at the same time," he added.
Rock, 43, kicked off a UK tour in January 2008, performing for the first time outside his native US, and has returned for further shows this month.
However, Evans has the chance to break the comedy audience record when he too performs at the O2 in October.
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