Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein was in London earlier this week as guest speaker at the annual fundraising dinner for children and families charity Norwood.

A record £2.4m was raised at the dinner which saw Weinstein talk about his life and experiences in Hollywood.

1000 guests including Top Shop owner Sir Philip Green, Gerald and Dame Gail Ronson and Sir David Frost attended the event at London’s Grosvenor House.

The London production of Mel Brooks’ long standing “new” musical The Producers may be ending in London on January 6, but the show will go on in the UK.

From 19 February to 12 May, the hit musical moves to north west England by going to Manchester and will star Phoenix Nights’ Peter Kay in the role of gay director Roger DeBris.

AOJO Jason Schwartzman so relaxed filming Marie Antoinette at the lavish Palace of Versailles in France he filmed a mock version of celebrity home-tour TV show MTV Cribs.

The Shop Girl and Rushmore star portrayed French king Louis XVI, who lived with his bride Marie Antoinette at Versailles, in the period film and amused cast and crew by pretending the famous stately home was really his.

In a bid to avoid letting any Shabbat observant Jews an opportunity to see her live in London, jazz diva Amy Winehouse has scheduled a London gig on a Friday night.

Winehouse, 23, who is currently in the charts with her second album Back In Black will be touring in February and has made the 2nd a date at the Shepherds Bush Empire.