A Spice Girls backlash is growing following the lowest point in the Girl Power group's career when they were booed at an award ceremony in Spain.
Just hours after they were humiliated by catcalls in Barcelona, they were ousted by the Teletubbies as the British bookies' favourites for the Christmas number one.
The now managerless fivesome were hissed and booed at the Onda awards when they kept an audience of Spain's top stars and entertainment executives waiting for about three minutes.
One report suggested the Spice Girls only went on stage when they were pushed out to the introductory strains of their hit, Spice Up Your Life.
EastEnders actor Paul Nicholls has made a charity CD - even though he hates singing and has turned down 12 lucrative record deals.
Paul (18), who plays Joe Wicks, quit the soap last night. He will release Heaven Hear Me Now in February for the Cancer Research Campaign.
Prince Charles yesterday spent his 49th birthday on the royal yacht, Britannia.
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip joined him on the yacht on which he spent his honeymoon.
The Britannia is due to be decommissioned next month.
Sixteen gowns once owned by Princess Diana go on public display on Monday at the start of a 30-month world tour for charity, organisers said.
The exhibit at the Tampa Museum of Art was organised by Tampa businesswoman Maureen Rorech, who owns 14 of the dresses. The collection includes the blue silk gown Princess Diana wore to a 1985 White House dinner given by Ronald Reagan at which she danced with actor John Travolta.
Salman Rushdie could soon retreat to his own Himalayan hideaway after the return of a family holiday home seized by the Indian authorities seven years ago.
His lawyer, Vijay Shankar Das, is to travel today to Solan, a hill station in the Himalayan region of Himachal Pradesh, not far from the Raj summer capital of Simla, to take formal possession of the home.