NO MORE SEX IN THE CITY

Carrie and Co are set to hang up their Manolos and finish off their cosmos for good. It's reported that there won't be a third Sex in the City movie, despite the cast originally signing up for a trio of films. The decision has apparently been made after the second film received scathing reviews, Grazia magazine reports that all plans for a third instalment have been shelved.

FANTASTIC MRS FOX

Megan Fox has broken male hearts around the world after it emerged she's got married. The Transformers star wed long term partner Brian Austin Green in Hawaii over the weekend. The couple met on the set of the sitcom 'Hope and Faith' in 2004 and have been engaged twice before finally getting hitched.

CHERYL TO DANCE WITH STARS

Cheryl Cole is being lined up to take part in the US version of Strictly Come Dancing. It's thought the X Factor judge will even partner Derek Hough in 'Dancing with the stars' - which is sure to fuel rumours the pair are an item. They were keen to get her on this Autumn's series of the show, but that clashes with the X Factor. It's expected she'll sign for next summers series instead.

BRAND BOX OFFICE HIT

Get Him To The Greek has topped the UK box office on its first weekend on release. The comedy - which stars Russell Brand has taken in just over a million pounds to claim the top spot ahead of Katherine Heigl's Killers. Sex And The City 2, Prince Of Persia and StreetDance complete the top five, while horror movie The Collector is the only other new entry, landing at number seven.

BIG BROTHER

Shabby has told Caoimhe (pron: sheeva) that she wants to leave the Big Brother house before Friday's eviction. She's up against David and Sunshine after the trio received the most nominations from the housemates. However, David chose Caoimhe to face the public vote in his place after winning this week's 'Save and Replace' task. Later, Shabby spoke to John James about the situation, saying that she wanted to leave the house if Caoimhe was evicted.

THE KING IS DEAD - LONG LIVE PIERS MORGAN?

Larry King has confirmed he is ending his CNN show Larry King Live. The 76-year-old began the programme in 1985 but said that he is leaving in order to spend more time with his family. It's widely rumoured that Piers Morgan could sit in the iconic chair next - with reports CNN have offered him a 12 million dollar deal to front the influential show.