Harry Potter star Emma Watson is taking her U.S. college plans to the highest level by touring one of the country's most prestigious universities. The young actress was spotted visiting the campus of Harvard University in Massachusetts last week for an open day (ends10Oct.2008). University officials are refusing to comment about their celebrity guest, but insiders have confirmed the Brit inspected dormitories and the admission office. Watson hinted

Hindus have urged the makers of newly announced Hollywood movie "Ramayan 3392 A.D." to stay true to the story and the spirit of the timeless epic. Acclaimed Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) today, said that Ramayan was a highly revered scripture of Hinduism. Hollywood was welcome to make a movie about Ramayan but the final product should be the true depiction

Angelina Jolie has topped a new list to find the most popular celebrity face. Forbes magazine's new U.S. tabloid survey suggests more people are likely to buy magazines with the new mum's face on the cover than any other star's. Ironically, Brad Pitt's former wife Jennifer Aniston, who topped the list in 2007, came in second. Jolie successfully took Aniston's place and won in all Forbes categories -

Guns N Roses' new album Chinese Democracy will be released next month, reports suggest. Speculation on the internet suggests that the follow-up to 1993's The Spaghetti Incident? will hit the shelves on the November 23rd in the US, the Sunday before Thanksgiving. The potential release date would give the record seven days before entering the Billboard chart. The Hits Daily Double website reported the news today but the

Leonardo Di Caprio has lent his support to another campaign. He is helping to rebuild an American city devastated by tornado's. Residents in Greens burg, Kansas were given just 20 minutes to evacuate their homes and seek shelter after a stark tornado forecast was announced last year (2007). The vicious winds ripped through the town, destroying 95 per cent of Green burg's infrastructure and killing 10

A spokesperson for Jennifer Lopez has hit back at a U.S. journalist, denying reports the star suffered a nervous breakdown in 2002. Reporter Kevin Sessums was commissioned by U.S. magazine Elle to profile Lopez but the publication dropped his initial interview with the star in favor of a more flattering piece amid complaints from her representatives that the interview "got much too personal". Sessums' interview was subsequently