Doctor’s warn Britain’s Got Talent winner not to dance again:
He wowed the British public and beat off stiff competition in the final of Britian’s Got Talent on Saturday, but it has now emerged that talent show winner George Sampson had more to beat than a few singers and a disco-dancing dog. The 14-year-old admitted last night that he is suffering from a serious spine condition that not only left him blind in one eye, but could also mean an end to his dancing career. The super-cute break-dancer, who scooped the top prize after an unforgettable Singing In The Rain dance routine, is suffering from the rare Scheuermann’s disease – a curvature of the spine that affects fast-growing teens. Doctors have warned George that if he continues his torso-twisting routines then he could end up crippling himself. The dancing has already caused the young star to go temporarily blind, but George is determined not to let it alter his ambitions, “There’s no way I’d ever give up dancing,” he said, “Nothing would stop me.” Oh, he’s just so sweet, isn’t he? We want to wrap him up in cotton wool and look after him.

Kate Moss gets the axe. Again
Kate Moss has been dumped as the face of underwear brand Agent Provocateur – and been replaced with a new, unknown model. Despite being the face of the current bridal-wear campaign, Kate has lost her £500,000 deal with the saucy label to half-Brazillian model, Alice Dellal, a well-known party girl on the London scene who's friends with Pixie Geldof – oh, and 14 years younger than Kate at 20. Ouch.
 
Jodie: "I'm not too fat to be Nancy"
Oh, how we rejoiced when Jodie won I'd Do Anything on Saturday night – especially after the comments made about her earlier in the week by producer Cameron Mackintosh, who said he thought Jodie was too big for the physically demanding role of Nancy. But now that Jodie's won the TV series, she's hitting back. "I'm a size 14, an average woman. Nowt special," says Jodie, who lost eleven stone on Living TV's The Biggest Loser before appearing on I'd Do Anything. "Whatever size you are, it doesn't matter as long as you're healthy and happy. I'm never going to be a size zero – the closest I'll get to that is my shoe size. But before I came into this, I was jogging five miles every other day. I can do it, don't worry." We're not worried, Jodie!

Exciting Big Brother news!!
We’ve had twins, a tourette’s sufferer, a politician, Charley... And this year we’re set for another Big Brother first – a blind housemate. Yep, rumours are circulating that this year a blind male contestant will be walked into the famous house by Davina, before being left with the other new housemates. It will certainly be very interesting to see how the other contestants react and cope with a blind housemate, won’t it? Admit it, you’re getting a little bit excited now, aren’t you? We can’t believe it’s only a matter of days until it all starts again! Another rumoured BB first this year is that the housemates will be arriving in black vans as opposed to the normal limos – does this suggest that we are going to be spared the usual collection of fame-hungry wannabes and get some more “normal” types? Nah, we don’t think so either.