London, October 2 (ANI): Britney Spears' ex-boyfriend Adnan Ghalib has denied claims that he is trying to sell a sex tape featuring him and the singer.

The paparazzi photographer, who dated Britney during her public meltdown, wants to file a lawsuit and is said to be very distressed.

"There is no sex tape. I'm extremely upset and taking legal action," the Sun quoted him, as saying.

The 2-hour long tape was allegedly shot while the duo was holidaying in Mexico earlier this year - around the same time when Britney was struggling with depression, drug addiction and nervous breakdowns.

Following the alleged claims that it would soon be sold to websites bidding the highest amount, Britney had reportedly tried to buy the video herself to prevent it from being leaked onto the Internet.

The pop icon had decided to part with the 35-year-old photographer after believing that he was trying to sell their pictures across. (ANI)

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London, Oct 2 (ANI): Hollywood actor Daniel Craig became the chief guest of a baptism celebration in New York, when he accidentally wandered to the party after hearing sound of bagpipes.

The Bond actor, who is in the Big Apple in order to promote his upcoming flick 'Quantum of Solace', entered the party while he was at Nichols restaurant in East Hampton.

"He walked in and ended up holding the baby and posing for photos," the Daily Star quoted a source, as telling The New York Post.

"He loves the Hamptons and has been spending a lot of time out there," the source added.

Meanwhile, the actor was also in news as he revealed that he suggested the title of his upcoming flick. (ANI)

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London, October 2 (ANI): Pamela Anderson has revealed she's not a Sarah Palin enthusiast and thinks that the Republican Vice-Presidential nominee is a 'helicopter huntress from hell'.

On being asked what she thought of Sarah Palin, the glamour model remarked that she loved the black Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama.

"I'm not a big fan," Guardian.co.uk quoted the model as saying in interview.

She said: "I want Barack Obama for president. I love Obama.

"I call Palin the helicopter huntress from hell!

"I want my children to have a wonderful future and it's disturbing when I look around.

"Americans aren't very well liked. A likable president would be a great start."

Pammie also revealed that she loved her therapist who yelled at her for her own good.

She said: "I have a great guy that's been around me for 15 years and he likes to yell at me every time I come into the office.

"He's a cranky old man. I love him.

"He's taught me to listen to my psyche, be aware of what is going on and to make great choices. I have had him say, "I will quit the business if you don't stop with this". (ANI)

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Washington, October 2 (ANI): Leonardo DiCaprio, it seems, has no idea what he wants from life, at least from the family side.

The actor recently contradicted his own statements on family plans in two different interviews.

Previously, the 'Titanic' star had confessed that he had no plans of starting a family, reports Fox News.

The 33-year-old said: "Ah, how do you answer something like that? So, um, I am being asked to look in the future I suppose quickly. No, I don't have any plan."

Leonardo had also joked that he was not ready to risk his heartthrob status in exchange of starting a family.

"That's the only way I like to be referred to," he added.

However, in another interview with the 'Sunday Parade' magazine, the actor confessed that he knew he was contradicting himself since he now wanted to settle down with family and kids.

"What I definitely feel a need for is to make my life about more than just my career," he said.

"Just last night I was thinking to myself how little of my life has been lived normally and not spent on some far-off movie location.

"I want to get married and have children.

"In saying that, I realize I am contradicting everything I've said before. I absolutely believe in marriage," he added.

Leonardo, who has been promoting his soon-to-be-released 'Body of Lies', holds the death of his grandmother responsible for changing his views on life.

He said: "I feel like a whole era in my life is over. My grandma died last week. I have no more grandparents. I feel that coming ahead in my life is more stripping away, for sure. I feel very sad that Oma is gone." (ANI)

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