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RPattz lovers avert your eyes, as pictures of  Robert Pattinson kissing  Kylie Minogue  have emerged. Getty Images Okay, so it's not exactly a full on snog but Rob does look pretty smitten as he leans in to peck the singer's cheek. The pair bumped into each other at Cannes Festival and Rob appeared to be pretty pleased after meeting Kylie. Whilst the actor is not known as having a cheery disposition, he couldn't wipe the smile off his face during Kylie's performance.

  Facebook is Rolling Out a Creepy New Feature on All of Its Phone Apps Image Credit:  AP The news:  Sometime soon — likely within the next few weeks — iPhones are  going to start recording  everything it can pick up when users post a status update as part of its ever-growing quest to compile as much information on you as it possibly can. The new tool will automatically pick up on whatever you're watching or listening to and ask you to append the band or TV show to your status.

Nicole Scherzinger took  a leaf out of Cheryl Cole's book  at Cannes' amFAR gala tonight, and risked a nipple slip in a low-cut dress alongside boyfriend Lewis Hamilton. The on-off couple couldn't hide their happiness as they posed together on the red carpet - and we can't blame Lewis for smiling from ear to ear with this piece of hotness hanging off his arm. The former X Factor judge showed off her tiny waist and generally amazing figure in a tight black strapless dress, and it really couldn't have gone much lower. With her brunette locks swept to the side oh-so-casually, she was back with more than a bang tonight and practically stole the show alongside some of the biggest names in modelling. Not a small feat then.

Reprodução Katy Perry    and  Madonna  unleash their fantasies   in the summer issue of the  magazine  V .   The two singers take seductive poses and sadomasochistic the lens of  Steven Klein  . Earlier this week, Perry posted a teaser photos on Instagram  writing  : "Mmmmm my baby's got a secret" ("my baby a secret," the words of the title of Madonna). The photo shows four legs on the ground, grabbing the leg of a woman, who is none other than Madonna, as we know  now  ! This provocative cover shows the singer of "Birthday" straddling the queen of pop that door, like her, a leather corset and stockings arriving at the upper thigh.

Rex Rupert Loewenstein and Keith Richards in 1991 When Mick Jagger met Prince Rupert ­Loewenstein in 1968, the rocker said he was so skint he couldn’t afford furniture. Despite becoming  one of the world’s biggest bands  with a string of hits steered by manager Andrew Loog Oldham, the Rolling Stones were losing cash rather than making it. It did not help that Oldham’s replacement Allen Klein was creaming off 50% of their royalties. Within four years, the Prince had extricated them from their contract with Klein, got their bank balances back in the black, and laid the foundations for  a billion-pound empire. The dapper merchant banker and German aristocrat,  who died this week at the age of 80,  was always a rather incongruous member of the Stones’ inner circle. While Mick, Keith and the boys indulged in riotous backstage parties, with drugs, booze and groupies on tap, the devout Catholic Prince indulged in nothing stronger than a decent vintage claret. He was introduc

Loved up: Rita Ora and Calvin Harris They may have topped the charts together this week but Rita Ora and her DJ boyfriend Calvin Harris spend much of their time on different continents. The globe-trotting stars – at number one with their collaboration  I Will Never Let You Down  – have spent large portions of their year-long relationship apart. While Rita has been busy promoting the single – the first from her as yet untitled second album – in the UK, Calvin has been DJing 4,000 miles away in Florida. Yet distance is no obstacle for the loved-up couple. “You have to fly each other out, you just have to,” Rita says matter-of-factly. “Sometimes you fly for 20 hours, sometimes you only fly for five hours. It’s an effort, but you make it work. “I’m not a fan of long distance relationships. If you had a choice, you want that person with you. It makes me pretty sad. But you work with what you’ve got.” The Kosovo-born star, 23,  became accustomed to such difficulties at an ear

WireImage This is what Kanye's taking on then! It hasn't all been Vogue covers and  fancy Italian weddings  you know, bride-to-be Kim has done some pretty awful stuff over the years. The singer is all set to marry her fiancé Kanye on Saturday in Florence, Italy, so we thought it only right to take a look at exactly what he's taking on. Listening Kanye? The ceremony is set to be the biggest moment in their lives (and ours), with more momorable moments no doubt lined up. Let's face it, marrying in a castle and reportedly spending the day before in a palace, it's hardly the start of a boring marriage now is it? From sex tapes, to blood facials and toilet teddies, here are our top ten Krazy Kardashian moments...

As the war against the Boko Haram by the   Federal Government intensifies, the Nigerian military has reportedly bombed the sect’s camps located in parts of Bauchi State, local and security sources have disclosed. As early as 6:00a.m., locals said they heard loud sounds of explosives coming from the forest where insurgents’ camps were reportedly located. It has been reported that  sizeable numbers of gunmen suspected to be members of the dreaded Boko Haram sect have been operating in the Balmo forests in Darazo,  Burra in Ningi, Soro in Ganjuwa and Yugda forests between Zara-Miya, while another camp is believed to exist around the Bauchi-Gombe boundary in Alkaleri.

The military yesterday, denied allegation of genocide leveled against it from some quarters in the North, saying that soldiers fighting the Boko Haram insurgents had never involved themselves in such act. According to the military, “at no time or event in the course of the counter-insurgency operation have the troops embarked on the extra-judicial killing of civilians as exhibited in the gory pictures” presented by a newspaper ( not Daily Sun). The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) said it found the allegation of genocide against the Nigerian military by a Kaduna-based cleric as not only diversionary but unfortunate.

 Boko Haram may have called the bluff of Nigeria and the international community with the spate of attacks since last Sunday, which had claimed hundreds of lives and property worth millions of Naira. The insurgents struck in Kano, Jos, Plateau State and in their stronghold, Borno State . The Islamists sect members stormed a remote community in northern Borno State Wednesday, killing at least 29 villagers. They rode to Chukku Ngodoa in Monguno Local Government Area, on Wednesday evening on motorcycles and Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV) painted in military colour and opened fire on the defenceless villagers working on their farms. “About 29 people died from the attack while 10 others were injured,” a security source said.

 President Goodluck Jonathan was later on Friday scheduled to depart Nigeria for Pretoria, South Africa to hold a high-level discussions with other African heads of state and government on combating terrorism in Africa. Senior Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati, said the First Lady,Patience, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Aminu Wali, and some key aides will accompany Jonathan. Abati said that the continent’s five regions will each be represented by two heads of state and government at the talks which will focus on collective action to effectively roll-back the scourge of terrorism in Africa. Others  expected at the talks which will take place ahead of President Jacob Zuma’s inauguration for a new term in office include the leaders of Ghana, Republic of Congo, Chad, Angola, Rwanda, South Africa, Mauritania, Algeria and Ethiopia. The President is expected back in the country on Saturday. 

Almost a year after toppling Egypt's elected Islamist president, the army is set to strengthen its grip on political life with the near certain election victory of retired army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. The former field marshal is expected to trounce his sole rival, leftist Hamdeen Sabbahi, in the election on Monday and Tuesday, almost 11 months after Sisi overthrew Mohammed Morsi. He would be the fifth president from the military since officers toppled the monarchy in 1952. The only exception was Morsi, who was elected in 2012, a year after an uprising overthrew veteran strongman Hosni Mubarak. The 2011 uprising initially caught the army off guard, along with other state institutions. In the end, it was the army who removed Mubarak, a former air force chief, after deciding he could no longer govern in the face of 18 days of massive protests. Morsi sought to clip the generals' wings. He sacked the former defence minister, a Mubarak appointee who ruled in the interim follow

Some Nigerians over the years have consistently maintained that the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram, must have sympathisers and memberships in government and security agencies, considering how effective and professional their attacks have been. The arrest of an officer of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) on Sunday, has put paid to this suspicion. A Police source told our Correspondent in a telephone interview from Maiduguri, Borno State, that “a high profile Boko Haram member, who is an officer of Nigeria’s Immigration Services, Ahmed Grema Mohammed, was named as one of the security personnel among those carrying out terrorist attacks in the country.” The revelation came after he was arrested by the men of the Joint Task Force (JTF) in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital. Mohammed, who is an officer of the Nigerian Immigration Services (NIS) attached to the Nangere office of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in Yobe State, was apprehended at a checkp