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Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz will be welcoming twins, according to reports.

The couple married in a secret ceremony on May 17, 2008; and announced shortly after, on Fall Out Boy's official website, that they were expecting their first child together.

"While many have speculated about this, we wanted to wait until after the first trimester to officially confirm that we are expecting our first child," they said. "This is truly the most joyous time in our lives and we are excited to share the happy news and start our family."

Scottish singer KT Tunstall has married her band's drummer, Luke Bullen, according to reports.

Tunstall, 33 -- best known for her 2006 hit Suddenly I See -- and Bullen, 34, wed in an outdoor ceremony overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on Scotland's Isle of Skye on Saturday.

"They wanted to keep it as a private event for family and friends," says a Tunstall pal. "It was just as they wanted it."

David Beckham wants to buy -- or invest in -- his own football club when his playing career has finished.

David -- who is currently signed to American club LA Galaxy -- says he is looking to put his money into an MLS franchise.

He explains, "I always like to challenge myself and I always like to have different things to look forward to in life.

"There are things I would like to be part of and if that means being an owner of a franchise or a club then I would like to.

Teen rockers the Jonas Brothers only have one thing on their mind for this year's MTV VMAs -- Britney Spears.

"We really hope we get to meet her," Kevin Jonas told Us Weekly magazine following a rehearsal for their VMA performance.

Paul McCartney's ex-wife Heather Mills has been branded a "calculating, pathological liar" by her former publicist and manager Michele Elyzabeth.

Elyzabeth -- who had worked with the former glamor model for four years before quitting earlier this year -- claims Heather launched a smear campaign against Sir Paul in her divorce battle for a slice of his multi-million dollar fortune.

Selena Gomez is blasting reports that her song I'm Sorry is about her rumored beau Nick Jonas.

The Disney star sparked speculation that the song was about Jonas after revealing that it was "about a boy I kind of fell for, but he couldn't let his ex-girlfriend go, and it was really difficult."

But the 16-year-old is adamant she wasn't alluding to Jonas -- and his rumored ex-girlfriend Miley Cyrus.

She tells People magazine, "It's definitely not about Nick Jonas.

Helen Mirren has called for the legalization of brothels.

The Queen actress -- who plays a raunchy brothel boss in her latest film -- spent a night with hookers at a notorious bordello in order to research the part, and believes brothels should be classified as proper businesses.

She says, "I researched the whole notion of a brothel and went to a legal brothel in Nevada.

"I loved the girls and the madam was wonderful - she became our adviser. She was invaluable - a wonderful woman.

Lindsay Lohan wants to raise a child with gal pal Samantha Ronson, according to a new report.

British newspaper The News of The World claims the Mean Girl actress has approached one of her former boyfriends to help with the conception.

A source close to Lindsay tells the paper, "Lindsay is in a very happy place at the moment. She's been having deep discussions about a baby.

"She wants a natural birth and has spoken to Sam about getting one of her ex-boyfriends to help out. They don't want to adopt."

Zac Efron is being lined up to star in West End musical Joseph, according to reports.

The High School Musical actor will take the role of the play's namesake lead character.

Zac, 20, got in touch with Andrew Lloyd Webber about the role after hearing the current Joseph, Lee Mead, is due to leave in January.

The pair met last month and are now working out a deal, reports Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper.