Actress CHARLIZE THERON snubs the Hollywood party circuit to spend time with her friends.
The Monster star is often inundated with invites to celebrity parties, but she prefers to be with her real friends.
She tells Britain's GQ magazine, "I'd rather get drunk on red wine and talk with people I love. Friends come over and we cook, take long walks and hang out on the beach."
AC/DC's new album will be available exclusively in chains of Wal-Mart, according to a new report.
The as-yet-untitled record, which is produced by Brendan O'Brien, will go on sale at chains of the American department store later this year.
Today's reports, published in the Wall Street Journal, suggest that the band will follow veteran act The Eagles, who chose to release 'Long Road Out Of Eden' via Wal-Mart last winter.
The album has gone on to sell almost 3million copies in the US alone – and topped the charts in its first week.
AC/DC's last studio effort came with 'Stiff Upper Lip' in 2000. The band are expected to confirm tour plans to coincide with the release.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - Tickets go on sale Saturday for Madonna's one-time-only appearance at the Traverse City Film Festival.
But don't bother trying to order them by phone or online. They'll be available only at the State Theatre in downtown Traverse City, where the pop megastar will show her newly released film, "I Am Because We Are," on Aug. 2.
Festival founder Michael Moore announced recently that Madonna would personally introduce the documentary, which describes the plight of impoverished people in the African nation of Malawi.
Madonna and Moore are friends and Michigan natives.
The theatre seats about 540 people. Tickets cost $25 each and Moore said Wednesday that all the money from the ticket sale will go to Madonna's Raising Malawi Foundation.
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On the Net: www.traversecityfilmfest.org.
