Qunicy star Jack Klugman has married for the second time, at the age of 85.

The star - most famous for his role as a Los Angeles medical examiner in the long running series - exchanged nuptials with his partner of 20 years, Peggy Crosby, at the Little Brown Church in Studio City, California on Saturday.

Crosby is the ex-wife of Bing Crosby’s son Philip.

Gwyneth Paltrow has returned to pal Madonna’s Kabbalah amid reports she’s pregnant with her third child.

The actress was spotted leaving the Kabbalah Centre in New York last week after spending an hour inside.

And a source tells America’s Life + Style magazine that Paltrow has turned to it for answers after a tough 2007.

One pal told the publication: “Gwyneth just decided it was time to experience it (Kabbalah)… Gwyneth’s a seeker; she’s just looking into Kabbalah. She’s exploring her beliefs.”

Troubled star Amy Winehouse has been questioned by police over footage showing her allegedly smoking crack cocaine.

The Back To Black singer was filmed by a friend at her east London home, with the harrowing video showing the star allegedly taking a variety of illegal substances passed on to The Sun.

The footage was later seized by police, with Winehouse questioned for two hours on Tuesday at the Capio Nightingale clinic where she is undergoing a rehabilitation program.

Singer Christina Aguilera insisted on turning her baby son’s bris into a big celebration.

Aguilera, a Catholic, says she has adopted all the Jewish customs and holidays of her husband Jordan Bratman’s, and admits she now knows how to celebrate the rite of male circumcision.

The pop star refused to allow the sacred ceremony to become a sombre affair and turned the bris into a big party.

Beastie Boys star Adam Yauch is moving into the movie business - the rapper’s launching an independent film distribution company.

The Sabotage star is teaming up with David Fenkel, who he worked with on the recent Beastie Boys documentary Awesome! I F**in’ Shot That, and Dan Beger to form Oscilloscope Pictures.

The New York-based firm aims to provide funds to complete and release unfinished films as well as buying films for festivals to release in the US.

Sacha Baron Cohen was so determined to give an accurate portrayal of a barber in Sweeny Todd - he recruited his own personal stylist to give him lessons.

The British star - who plays Italian coiffure Adolfo Pirelli in the film - even brought Sicilian-born barber Carmelo Guastella on to the set of the murder musical to ensure his shaving techniques were up to scratch.