Michael Jackson's family are terrified his corpse could be kidnapped. The family have become increasingly concerned after receiving a series of bizarre notes from fans of the late pop icon - who died of a suspected cardiac arrest last month - and are even concerned crime lords could take his body and demand payment for its return.

A source told National Enquirer magazine: "Michael's mother Katherine is probably living in fear someone will steal his body and thinks there is no place on earth her son can be safe."

Michael Jackson was desperate to clone himself.

The 'King of Pop' reportedly became "obsessed" with the idea of creating a "mini-version of himself" after attending a conference on human cloning with spoon bending psychic Uri Geller in Las Vegas in 2002.

The 'Gravity' singer - whose relationship with Jennifer Aniston was rumored to have ended because she was tired of his obsession with social networking websites - boasted of his multi-tasking prowess on micro-blogging site Twitter.

He wrote: "The ultimate live tweet: peeing in a club bathroom, but not without facing the mirror and mugging as if to say 'hey, you're doing great.' "

Diddy holds business meetings in the gym. The U.S. rapper - who has a multi-million-dollar empire, ranging from a restaurant to a clothing line - has his best ideas while working out.

A source at Hollywood's Equinox gym told National Enquirer magazine: "He came in the other day holding his BlackBerry with two assistants at his side. He was huffing and puffing on the elliptical cross trainer with his cell phone glued to his ear. And he kept yelling at his assistants, 'You need to hustle! Try harder!'"

Gillian Anderson wishes she could "control" her accent.

The Chicago-born actress grew up in London and admits she finds it bizarre that her dialect switches rapidly from British to American without her intending to.