Kevin Spacey and Jeff Goldblum will not appear in a Broadway version of their play Speed-The-Plow because they do not own the rights to the production in the U.S.

The actors are currently wowing audiences at London’s Old Vic Theatre, but Spacey will not be able to take the play to America - like he did with his stage production of A Moon for the Misbegotten - because the US rights are owned by the show’s producer Jeffery Richards.

Legendary rock band Kiss have cancelled a concert in Serbia - blaming the political “situation” in the country for their decision to scrap the gig.

The Crazy Nights hitmakers fronted by Gene Simmons were due to play in the capital city of Belgrade on May 15 as part of their forthcoming European tour.

But the agency organising the concert has now announced the band have pulled out, insisting the rockers felt uncomfortable playing in Serbia so soon after the recent elections which took place in February.

Jazz songstress Amy Winehouse proved she is generous with her cash - after treating photographers to a round of hot drinks.

The Rehab hitmaker gave the group of snappers £20 to buy themselves a cup of coffee after waiting for the star in London’s cold temperatures.

One of the photographers told The Daily Star that Winehouse handed the group the money before ordering them to buy themselves “something nice”.