Elton John has mother's milk bought to baby Zach by FedEx

Once upon a time he might have had fresh flowers or fine wine shipped to his door from miles away.

Now Sir Elton John�s priorities have changed � if not the extravagance.

Since becoming a father, the singer has had breast milk for his four-month-old son Zachary delivered to his home by courier service FedEx.

Happy families: Elton John with four-month-old Zachary

In charge: The 64-year-old singer looked delighted to be burping his little baby

Pucker up: Elton John kisses the head of baby Zachary

In an interview broadcast in the United States, the 64-year-old revealed the lengths he has gone to to ensure Zachary is fed on milk expressed by his biological mother, who acted as a surrogate for Sir Elton and his partner David Furnish, 48.

Sir Elton told talk show host Barbara Walters: �[Zachary�s biological mother] has been providing him with breast milk.

�We have the breast milk FedExed from where she is.�

In the UK, only a third of babies are exclusively breastfed when they are one week old, dropping to 7 per cent by the time babies reach Zachary�s age.

Most mothers favour artificial alternatives, such as milk formula. The most recent figures, from 2005, show that 53 per cent of babies are fed exclusively on such substitutes at some point between four and ten weeks of age. Sir Elton and Mr Furnish became parents on Christmas Day.

The couple are thought to have been present when Zachary arrived weighing 7lb 15oz at a Beverly Hills hospital and have so far been bringing up their baby in California.

In the interview with Miss Walters, Sir Elton is shown burping Zachary and cuddling him before singing him a lullaby.

He sings: �I love my little boy, he�s my little pride and joy. He�s the most gorgeous little bubba in the world.�

The star then kisses Zachary�s head before adding: �Yes you are, you are a gorgeous thing.�

Sir Elton, who has been with Mr Furnish for 17 years, recently revealed the inspiration behind their son�s full name, Zachary Jackson Levon Furnish-John. He said: �Zachary is one of my favourite names, and David�s. And one of our favourite churches in Venice, where we have a home, [is] called San Zaccaria.

�It was John the Baptist�s father�s name and John the Baptist was born three days before Jesus Christ.

�Jackson is a name I�ve always liked and David�s dad is called Jack and it�s an old English name that means son of Jack.

�And it was just going to be Zachary Jackson and then as he was born on Christmas Day, and [my] song Levon says �he was born a pauper to a pawn on a Christmas Day�, I chucked that in for a bit of rock star influence.�

Christina Aguilera big fake breasts

Christina Aguilera was honored with the first star on the Hollywood Gay Walk of Fame last night despite not even being gay and successfully reproducing via heterosexual intercourse. However, she does have huge breasts beloved by my weiner gay and straight alike making them a universal language of togetherness, and she also made Matthew Rutler dress up like Cam Gigandet�s character in Burlesque which is probably the queerest thing we�ll see all week. And keep in mind that�s coming from a site that featured Andy Cohen bare-chested just two days ago. Aren�t I naughty?! *tosses boa around neck*

Lady Gaga got horns in head and shoulder

Two months ago, Lady Gaga baffled many when she appeared to 'growing' horns on her face.

And now it appears the bizarre facial feature may be spreading after she showed off her pointed shoulderblades in her latest online video.

In her latest Gagavision video on YouTube, the 25-year-old singer reclines in the bath as she talks about her bizarre philosophy.

Bizarre: Lady Gaga had horns on her face during an appearance on the Tonight Show in February

Animal instinct: Gaga claimed that all her fans have the potential to grow their own horns

Half-fantasy/half-reality: Lady Gaga tries to explains her life's philosophy as she lies in a bath

Other worldly: Lady Gaga sports a pair of horns growing out of her shoulderblades in her latest Gagavision online video

She says in the video: 'Born This Way is who I am. An artist in a constant state of half-fantasy/half-reality at all times.'

When asked what is the most personal thing she's ever told her fans, aka 'little monsters', she explained: 'The greatest challenge in writing Born This Way is I had to become confident and secure in myself.

'I had to leave my insecurity behind me�.Whatever residual scars behind. I spent two years delving deep into my wounds�the blood transfusion.'

She then turns her attention to her latest single Judas, of which she said: 'Judas leaked a slow death,' so she decided to release it earlier than planned.

Although she appeared to be 'sprouting' horns in her recent Harper's Bazaar magazine shoot, their recent appearance in her Gagavision video suggests they have been 'growing'.

In the Harper's interview, she insisted her horns were real, not prosthetics as is widely believed.

She said: 'They�re not prosthetics. They�re my bones.

'They�ve always been inside of me, but I have been waiting for the right time to reveal to the universe who I truly am. They come out when I�m inspired.

In the interview, she even suggested that her fans have the potential to grow these horn-like bones.

She continued: 'We all have these bones! They're the light from inside of us.'

 Now you see them, now you don't: Gaga's horns were missing as she sat at a dressing room table

Justin Bieber in Tel Aviv

Like baby, baby, baby, no.

Justin Bieber�s concert in Israel drew far fewer fans than expected, but the pop star still made US$1 million (RM3 million) for his 90-minute show, sources said.

Bieber�s April 14 concert at Hayarkon Park in Tel Aviv drew somewhere between 17,000 (according police) and 24,000 fans (according to the promoters) � well below forecasts in the 35,000 range. The Jerusalem Post�s review split the difference, putting the number at 21,000. By contrast, Madonna�s 2009 show at the same venue pulled in 56,000 people.

�They overpaid and did not market it right,� says Israeli promoter Shuki Weiss, who declined to bid on Bieber believing it would be a difficult sell. �I think it�s important for every artist to come to Israel, but you need to know your crowd.�



Indeed, posters advertising the show were scant in the city, with the exception of areas surrounding Bieber�s hotel, and with ticket sales initially sluggish, a promotion offering free entry to parents was introduced, causing its share of headaches at the park�s gates.

For his part the show�s promoter, Gadi Oron, said �(Sales) definitely met our expectations.� He declined to comment on Bieber�s reported payday: �It is our policy not to talk about financial arrangements we reach with talent we promote.

Lady Gaga and her zipper vagina

Lady Gaga and her zipper vagina (I knew it!) appear in the latest issue of NME where she reacts to critics who claim �Born This Way� is a blatant ripoff of Madonna�s �Express Yourself.� Via ONTD and The Huffington Post:

�That�s retarded. What a completely ridiculous thing to even question me about. I will look you in your eyes and tell you that I am not dumb or moronic enough not to see that I would have stolen a melody. If you put the songs next to each other, side by side, the only similarities are the chord progression. It�s the same one that�s been in disco music for the last 50 years. Just because I�m the first fucking artist in 25 years to think of putting it on Top 40 radio, it doesn�t mean I�m a plagiarist, it means I�m fucking smart. Sorry.�

On top of being the smartest pop star in the world, Lady GaGa is also receiving direct messages from God who she says wrote the lyrics for her latest song �Judas� despite claiming just last week that the late Alexander McQueen writes her music:

�(Starts crying) I feel like honestly that God sent me those lyrics and that melody. When you feel a message to give to the world and people are shooting arrows through it � there�s no way for something that pure to be wrong. (Reaches for Marilyn Monroe lighter) I need a cigarette.�

Per their marketing strategy, the song has come under fire from the Catholic League, prompting Lady GaGa�s �creative director,� a devout Christian by the way, to defend the song to The Hollywood Reporter:

�We don�t touch on things that we have no right touching upon, but the inspiration and the soul and idea that out of your oppression, your darkness, your Judas, you can come into the marvelous light. So it�s about the inspiration and to never give up� We�ve created a new Jerusalem,� Gibson offered.

Oh, good. Equate your music with the holy land where the most pivotal parts of the New Testament took place. That�ll quiet all that religious fervor. Next, you can say Lady GaGa is actually a direct descendent of Mary Magdalene and Jesus only to turn around and claim she also evolved from a Communion wafer. I�m thinking outside a Planned Parenthood seems like the perfect spot for that announcement. Maybe hire a couple of gay dancers, pull some rosary beads out of their butts, it�ll be great.

Gwen Stefani looks delighted to meet her new waxwork with sexy cleavage tight slim body.

A smiling Gwen Stefani gets all excited as she meets her new $300,000 waxwork in Las Vegas.

So presumably, the singer-turned fashion-designer had overlooked the fact that sculptors have added extra inches to her life-like model.

The waxwork of the 40-year-old mother of two has actually been made two percent larger than the star is in real life.

Spot the difference: The waxwork cost $300,000 and nearly six months to make

However, the artists behind the dummy were not being intentionally mean.

Rather, the waxwork has been made bigger to allow for shrinkage in the Nevada desert climate, according to celebrity blogger Robin Leach of Las Vegas Weekly.

Gwen was on hand today for the unveiling ceremony at Madame Tussaud's in Las Vegas.

She dressed for the occasion in incredibly short colourful dress teamed with black tights and killer heels.

Meanwhile her waxwork has been suited in a crop top, showing off a green bra underneath and toned stomach, teamed with trousers and knee high lace up boots.

It took nearly six months from Gwen�s first private sitting to create the figure, and more than 250 measurements and photographs were taken at a total cost of $300,000.

The three-time Grammy Award-winning No Doubt singer arrived in Las Vegas on Tuesday night ahead of the ceremony.

'We are very excited to have Gwen Stefani�s figure added to our attraction,' Madame Tussauds General Manager Rosita Chapman said in a statement.

'She�s consistently rated high on our request list, so we are very pleased to bring her figure to all her loyal fans.'

how it to me: Gwen waits in anticipation before the model is revealed to her, wearing a very short patterned dress teamed with black tights and killer heels

But your bigger than me: Sculptors have made the model two percent larger than the star is in real life to allow for shrinkage caused by the Nevada desert climate

Spot the difference: The waxwork cost $300,000 and nearly six months to make