BECKINGHAM PALACE

London
David and Vitoria Beckham have finally chosen a London home: a 30 milions pounds mansion in Kensington. Before moving in, however, the house will, of course, be refurbished to meet their needs. These include a gym and message area, four nail bars and giant dressing room complete with a catwalk so that fashion designer V<ictoria can test her new creations.

THE WATER OF MARS

A virus in the water on a Martian colony transforms people into zombie-like creatures who spray contaminated water over their victims. It's a masterclass in how to create tension using only a drop of water.

SLIDING HOUSE

British artist and designer Alex Chinneck's latest project looks like a disaster waiting to happen. Using curved brick and windows, Chinneck transformed a derelickt house in southeast England to make it look as if it is sliding into the street. The property has been empty for 11 years and will be reused as housing once the installation has finished. 

RUSH

Ron Howard's action biopic tells of the intense rivalry between two legendary Formula One drivers.

Back in the 1970's, Formula One was still crazy sport - of the 25 drivers who began the championship each year, an avarage of two died in crashes. So, although it wasn't exactly The Hunger Games, there was an air of the gladiator contest about it. And the greatest battle of those days was between a talented, but cold and arrogant Austrian, Niki Lauda, and a charming English playboy called James Hunt. Lauda was a total professional, his every move calculated in advance. Hunt was impulsive, unpredictable, and probably the last of the gentlemen amateurs in the sport. 

Rush tells the story of their rivarly from the beginning of the incredible 1976 championship, right up to the climax, which was decided on the last lap of the last race of the season.
Chris Hemsworth is perfect as James Hurt, irresistibly sexy and funny. But the real heart of the story Niki Lauda's amazing return to his Ferrari just weeks after he almost died in the crash that left him horribly disfigured. 

Nottingham

Police in Nottinghamshire have received 100 calls reporting ghosts, montsers, werewolves, zombies and witches over the past three years. 

The Nottingham Post, which reported the recently-released statistics, said that not one of the sightings was confirmed. However, nobody was charged with wasting police time either...

Abercrombie Boycott

Abercrombie Y Fitch is facing a backlash over comments made by its CEO abount only wanting "good-looking people" to wear their clothes. Mike Jeffries remarks, published in a new book, have caused several stars, including Miley Cyrus, to boycott the brand. Meanwhile, one blogger is attracting attention with her spoof adverts for a fashion retailer - the Us store doesn't do above a size of 10 for women.