Miranda Kerr lives in fear of falling on the catwalk. The 26-year-old model - who has starred in advertising campaigns for Victoria's Secret and Maybelline New York cosmetics - says strutting down "slippery" surfaces and posing in outlandish outfits is daunting.

She explained: "Every catwalk is different. Sometimes they are really slippery. Some have glitter that's a couple of inches thick. It gets all up in your toes. It's a little bit messy - glitter flying everywhere."

The white foam blanketing a road in Ohio turned out to be soap concentrate that had been dumped into the sewer by a hand sanitizer company.

Firefighters went to Camargo Road around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, after a motorist called in and reported a substance coming up from the sewers, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported.

Madonna had her phone confiscated at Jennifer Lopez's 40th birthday party. The singer and other celebrity guests, including Rihanna, Beyonce Knowles, Alicia Keys and Mary J Blige, were forced to hand over their mobile phones and any cameras before they were allowed into New York's Hotel Griffou to celebrate with Jennifer last Friday.

The strict rules angered some partygoers, but Madonna and Rihanna reportedly used the increased privacy to dance "exuberantly" to Rob Base and DJ EZ's hit "It Takes Two."

Aboriginal Canadians are blaming Health Canada for the large number of members of the Assembly of First Nations who have been infected by the Influenza A (H1N1) virus.

Assembly of First Nations public health adviser Dr. Kim Barker told at a Senate investigation on Tuesday of Ottawa's response to the swine flu outbreak that Health Canada has deliberately halted shipping to native communities hand sanitizers with alcohol base of up to 70 percent because of high alcoholism rates among the aborigines.

Kate Moss insists on keeping 100 cigarettes nearby at all times. The supermodel - who is dating The Kills rocker Jamie Hince - loves smoking so much she reportedly makes her personal assistant leave a packet of her favorite Marlboro Lights on every table in her home before she goes to bed.

A source told Britain's Daily Express newspaper: "Kate has five coffee tables spread between her living room, kitchen, office and bedroom so that's a lot of cigarettes."