Sylvestor Stallone's private jet and hotel room were raided in Australia after what is suspected to be steroids were found on a member of his staff.

To customs officials it’s major, but it’s really minor stuff. I just made a mistake. I misunderstood a few things and we are going through the process

Wait, he's not denying it? Did he just admit that 60-year-old men don't look like this without a little "help?"

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Are you ready? I just turned on CNN and Howard K. Stern has arrived at court to face off against Larry Birkhead and Virgie Arthur over the paternity of Dannielynn Hope and the burial of Anna Nicole Smith. Because of the media explosion and the usage of the internet, is this going to be bigger than OJ?

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Kelly Osborne cried whilst talking at a benefit gig for HIV charity Body & Soul. Kelly revealed to the audience in London, that a member of her family has been diagnosed with HIV and as she spoke she broke into tears and left the stage crying to a supportive round of applause.

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I dont see any tear stains on Jemima? Oh wait, I wouldnt cry if I had broke up with Hugh Grant either!

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Clothing brand 'Diesel' has produced a series of stunning ads that promote the plight on climate change. The ads show cities that have been transformed by rising temperatures and sea levels and all are stamped 'Global Warming Ready'. Diesel is not the first brand to show their support for this particular cause. Virgin tycoon Richard Branson announced on the 9th Feb, a $25 million prize for the first person to come up with a way of scrubbing greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere in the battle to beat global warming. What do you think of this campaign? Insenstive or strong in it's message? Diesel is in partnership with Stop Global Warming - this is their statement. "Over the years, Diesel's ad campaigns have touched on several global issues in a signature over-the-top, irreverent, often surreal way. 2007 opens with a campaign that highlights the risks awaiting our planet due to global warming. We are only a fashion company and do not think that - with just one campaign - we can save the world, but if our unconventional tone of voice and the reputation of our brand can grab and hold people's attention a little longer than a news feature can, make them think twice about the consequence of all our actions and realize our individual responsibility, then something at least will have been accomplished"

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Awww, has Michelle Pfeiffer come over all camera shy after having recently announcing that she felt her movie career suffered because she was too pretty? Don't worry Michelle, here at Splash we see pretty faces everyday, and I think the public could cope with one more! The chiseled cheekster had told a US magazine that,

"When I went to an audition I had to be better because I was beautiful. For the longest time I wouldn't even talk about how being beautiful got in my way, because I felt by admitting it was like giving it power."

Ah I see, so that's why she's holding the scarf over her face - she's trying to not unleash her 'power!' Is Michelle sounding a little big headed, or do you think she is making a valid point? To the pretty people out there, how do you cope?

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