She looked a far cry from her usually demure girl next door persona, but Brooke Shields vamped up Broadway in a good way last night.

The actress joined the cast of The Addams Family on stage in New York City as she transformed into Morticia in the musical adaptation.

Wearing a floor-length black and purple gown, boasting a plunging neckline, the 46-year-old Blue Lagoon star was gorgeously gothic.
Brooke is no stranger to Broadway though and has appeared in several theatre productions from Grease the musical as Betty Rizzo, in Cabaret as Sally Bowles and in Chicago as Roxie Hart.

She also performed in Chicago in London’s West End.

She’s dating one of the world’s most famous pop stars, but Selena Gomez is keeping cool about her relationship with Justin Bieber, saying they're just having fun.

The singer appeared on Daybreak this morning but all she’d say about her boyfriend was: ‘It’s fun, I’m young, it’s nice, I’m having fun.’

And when ITV presenter Dan Lobb suggested that 17-year-old Justin was her toyboy, she looked shocked and said ‘What?’
After not being very impressed with the remark about her younger man, The 18-year-old then performed her new single Love You Like A Love Song in a loose T-shirt and jeans.

Selena is in London promoting her third album, When The Sun Goes Down, with her band The Scene and said she’s really excited about going on her first tour with her band this summer.

Only a few days before, she had been showing off her famously slender figure in a hot pink bikini as she celebrated Independence Day. 
But singer LeAnn Rimes clearly can't keep away from the beach, returning to Malibu on Wednesday in another brightly coloured two piece.
The 28-year-old country music star seemed to be enjoying showing off her slim frame as she struck up a number of poses - perhaps for the benefit of watching husband Eddie Cibrian. 
Wearing several gold bracelets and dangling earrings, the star clutched a camera, while 38-year-old Eddie relaxed nearby on a sunlounger.
Later, the actor headed into the surf where he tried out his new paddle board.
'Wow it's HOT even at the beach,' LeAnn tweeted. 'Need another shower now!'
Meanwhile, the star has taken to her website to post a glowing tribute to married life and Eddie, who she wed back in April.

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With their endless legs, perfect pouts and killer cheekbones they aren’t many women who wouldn’t like to have been blessed with the Jagger genes.

And the girls showed off their super slim pins in short ensembles as they stepped out at the Hugo Boss show in Berlin last night.

The girls, daughters of rocker Mick Jagger and supermodel Jerry Hall, showed off two very different styles that proved to be the perfect complement to the other.
Leggy ladies: Georgia May and her sister Lizzy Jagger showed off their perfect pins as they attended the Hugo Boss fashion show in Berlin last night

Leggy ladies: Georgia May and her sister Lizzy Jagger showed off their perfect pins as they attended the Hugo Boss fashion show in Berlin last night

Georgia May, 19, opted for a strapless scarlet dress which she teamed with chunky leopard print heels while older sister Elizabeth 27, displayed and edgier style in a leather top a super short skirt and striped tights.

But was clearly an element of coordination between the two girls, who were carrying the same drawstring tasselled bag.

And the pair had also both worn bright red lipstick for the Berlin Fashion Week show held at the Forum Museumsinsel.

The girls certainly seemed to be in the mood for a party and enjoyed sipping on champagne as they sat a table after watching the Spring and Summer 2012 designs.
Gorgeous girls: The daughters of Mick Jagger and model Jerry Hall showed off two very different styles with Georgia opting for a strapless scarlet dress while Lizzy showed off an edgier look
Gorgeous girls: The daughters of Mick Jagger and model Jerry Hall showed off two very different styles with Georgia opting for a strapless scarlet dress while Lizzy showed off an edgier look

Gorgeous girls: The daughters of Mick Jagger and model Jerry Hall showed off two very different styles with Georgia opting for a strapless scarlet dress while Lizzy showed off an edgier look


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She never released any images from her top-secret wedding to Jay-Z, but Beyonce has given fans an idea of what her wedding day may have looked like.

The singer plays a bride-to-be wearing sexy bridal lingerie in the video for her latest single Best Thing I Never Had, remembering a past lover who let her get away.

As she sings about the man who wronged her, the 29-year-old strides around her bedroom in a sheer white number complete with a corset lace-up back, suspenders and garter.
Bride-to-be: Beyonce appears in a risqué bridal negligee in the video for her new single Best Thing I Never Had

Bride-to-be: Beyonce appears in a risqué bridal negligee in the video for her new single Best Thing I Never Had
Racy: The singer flaunts her famous figure as she sings about a former lover

Racy: The singer flaunts her famous figure as she sings about a former lover
If you've got it, flaunt it: Beyonce shows off her curves in lacy white underwear and showcases her natural beauty with minimal make-up

If you've got it, flaunt it: Beyonce shows off her curves and showcases natural beauty with minimal make-up

With her hair pulled back in two tight buns, the singer writhes on the bed before placing her elaborate veil and tiara on her head.

The enormous tiara is the first hint at a Gypsy-style wedding outfit, and Beyonce doesn't disappoint, appearing in the next scene in an over-the-top dress.

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Mexican archaeologists have found two 1,300-year-old limestone sculptures of captured Mayan warriors that they say could shed light on the alliances and wars among Mayan cities during the civilization's twilight. (Scroll down for photos)
The life-size, elaborate sculptures of two warriors sitting cross-legged with hands tied behind their backs were found in May in the archaeological site of Tonina in southern Chiapas state along with two stone ballgame scoreboards.
The 5-foot (1.5-meter) tall sculptures have hieroglyphic inscriptions on their loincloths and chest that say the warriors belonged to the city of Copan, archaeologist Juan Yadeun said in a news release Wednesday.
Yadeun said the discovery proves warriors from Copan helped those in Palenque during the city's' 26-year war against Tonina for control of the Usumacinta river.

Inside a filthy detention center in Damascus, eight or nine interrogators repeatedly bludgeoned a skinny teenager whose hands were bound and who bore a bullet wound on the left side of his chest. They struck his head, back, feet and genitals until he was left on the floor of a cell, bleeding from his ears and crying out for his mother and father to help him.
Ibrahim Jamal al-Jahamani, a fellow prisoner who said he witnessed the brutal scene in Syria in May, heard the interrogators demand that the 15-year-old proclaim strongman Bashar Assad as his "beloved" president.
The youth, later identified as Tamer Mohammed al-Sharei, refused. Instead, he chanted an often-heard slogan from anti-regime street protests calling for "freedom and the love of God and our country."
Tamer's refusal apparently was the final straw for the interrogators.
"Guards broke his right wrist, beating him with clubs on his hands, which were tied behind his back," al-Jahamani told The Associated Press after his release from detention, referring to the beatings as torture.
"They also beat him on the face, head, back, feet and genitals until he bled from the nose, mouth and ears and fell unconscious," he recalled.
"He pleaded for mercy and yelled: 'Mom, dad, come rescue me!'" al-Jahamani said. "He was lying like a dog on the floor in his underwear, with blood covering his body. But his interrogators had no compassion that they were savagely beating a boy," al-Jahamani added, his voice breaking with emotion.
Tamer and al-Jahamani were two of thousands of Syrians caught up in mass arrests of those suspected of opposing Assad during an uprising that began in March.
Al-Jahamani witnessed the beating from a corridor lined with cells while he was waiting for two hours for the prison guards to take him to his cell. He said the corridor reeked from the stench of blood and dirty toilets and the cell beds were covered in dirty sheets.
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Tens of thousands of people packed Pamplona's main square Wednesday for the launch of the "chupinazo" rocket — the start of Spain's most famous bull-running festival. (Scroll down for photos)

Mayor Enrique Maya heralded the first of nine days of uninterrupted festivities in the northern town as he lit the fuse from a balcony overlooking a frenzied crowd.

"Men and women of Pamplona, Long Live San Fermin!" Maya screamed, as revelers sprayed a fountain of wine, sangria, water and cava into the air. Many used toy water pistols, or leather wineskins to squirt alcohol into the mouths of those who asked. Onlookers on balconies followed suit.

"It's way more than we expected, especially just the energy. And this is only, what, the opening?" said 37-year-old Brooklyn native Malika Oyo, who was partaking with her brother Yaka.
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The best thing Beyonce never had? Well, clothing, for starters...

Actually, it's an unnamed man who scorned her back in 1998, according to the brand spankin new video for her latest single, "The Best Thing I Never Had." The second track off her new album, "4," which premiered at number one on the Billboard Charts, the song is a ballad of love and revenge, with her lingerie moments matched to vindictive lines, and later, her wedding (not to Jay-Z, mind you) touching on the positive outcome of her heart break.

It is, to say the least, quite the transition from her first single off the album, "(Girls) Run The World."

For more simmering Beyonce, check out her performance at Glastonbury.

So, Eric has gotten into real estate, Bill has gotten into monarchy, Sookie has gotten all mixed up and Jason has gotten himself in quite a precarious situation.
It all leads up to quite the drama packed third episode of this fourth season of "True Blood."
Want more set up? Check out last week's recap, and enjoy three new clips teasing the action coming Sunday night. Read more