Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine has started contemplating the end of the group - so he can become a father.

The singer insists he has no immediate plans to go solo but can’t see himself fronting the group for much longer.

“I’ll go off and do my thing, whether it’s producing or writing or having a solo record,” he revealed to Complex magazine. “We’re not going to be in a band forever. We’ve been doing this for almost 12 years. I want to have kids and do all the things that people do.”

Alex Rider author Anthony Horowitz has revealed that cheder classes and some fellow female Jews turned him off being more religious.

In an interview with the Jewish Chronicle, Horowitz said: “Being Jewish is a crucial part of my make-up but any chance of being a practising Jew was driven out by well-meaning parents, who dragged me to Sunday school, and cruel, spiteful North London girls in the 1960s.”

Sacha Baron Cohen’s younger brother Erran is set to perform with the Kazakhstan Philharmonic Orchestra - despite his famous sibling offending the country with his portrayal of its people in the Borat movie.

Cohen’s Kazakh reporter Borat Sadiyev in the 2006 hit movie upset Kazakhstani people because they were portrayed as anti-Semitic and sexist, as well other unflattering stereotypes.

Movie veteran Kirk Douglas admits to playing the “movie star card” in an attempt to meet the “right people”, including former Yugoslavian president Josip Tito.

The Spartacus actor, 90, even beat the British Ambassador to meet the president during a trip to the country - now named Serbia and Montenegro.

The O.C. star Adam Brody has vowed never to ask a girl out on a date around his father again, after never forgetting the time his dad embarrassed him at an audition.

Brody insists he won’t be making the mistake of broadening his romantic horizons near his father in future.