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Take That singer Robbie Williams just might have some embarrassing video footage floating around the internet. He once installed video cameras in his bedroom, but soon forgot about their existence.

He said, “I had this idea once to put cameras in my bedroom. You know those ideas that you instantly regret and forget about. ‘What would be great is if I put cameras in my bedroom and I did a web show from my bed!’”

Oops! He forgot that he left the video going! He added, “I put them in and forgot they were there. It was seven days in and I saw this yellow light in the corner and I was like, ‘This is feeding somewhere, somewhere’s picking this up.’ Very embarrassing.”

We’re only kidding about the sex tape thing. He was probably broadcasting footage of himself playing Monopoly with a friend and painting each other’s nails. Kidding, kidding.

Lily Allen is a saint. Not really, (after becoming the Dictator of Downloading) but in this one occasion, she did something that was very selfless.

Thursday, she fell down a flight of stairs and still managed to haul butt to perform “Hey Jude” with Paul McCartney, Take That, and Robbie Williams. She struggled through the show, which benefits Children In Need, and the show went on.

She should hire someone to carry her suitcase for her, so this doesn’t happen again. Kudos to her for still performing, even though she was injured.

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Madonna, Beyonce, Mariah Carey and Robbie Williams are among the host of big names reportedly planning to record a charity disc of Michael Jackson’s greatest hits.

Other world-famous acts taking part include Whitney Houston, Usher and Brit schoolboy sensation Shaheen Jafargholi, with legends Stevie Wonder, 59, Diana Ross, 65, and Lionel Richie, 60, also expected to lay down tracks. (continue reading…)