Princess reveals how infamous 'twizzler' hat wobbled

Princess Beatrice has been questioned about her infamous royal wedding hat - dubbed a 'turkey twizzler' - by an inquisitive eight-year-old boy. She was touring Berlin to promote the UK when he asked the Queen's granddaughter who designed it. He got the reponse; "A friend, Philip Treacy."

Princess Beatrice (left) and Princess Eugenie, during the launch of the Great Britain Mini tour in BerlinCredit: Press Association

Princess Beatrice said she had not seen the hat before the wedding day in 2011 which some people also compared to a toilet seat and a giant pretzel. Beatrice also revealed the hat had been difficult to wear as every time she moved it wobbled.

Princess Beatrice with her sister in 2011 at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge 

James Bond films to be 'saluted' in Oscars ceremony

News of a 007 sequence in the Oscars ceremony has sparked rumours of a nomination for Skyfall

The 50th anniversary of the James Bond franchise will be celebrated in a 007-themed sequence at this year's Oscars ceremony in February.

"We are very happy to include a special sequence on our show saluting the Bond films on their 50th birthday," Oscars producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron said in a statement.

There are 23 official Bond films to date, making it the longest-running and, with the exception of Harry Potter, most financially successful film franchise in history.

The announcement has fuelled rumours that the latest 007 movie, Skyfall, which broke the $1 billion mark at the box office, is in line for a best picture nomination.

Total album sales fall but downloads grow 15%

Emeli Sande's Our Version Of Events topped the 2012 album chart. 

Total album sales fell by 11.2 percent to £100.5m in 2012, new BPI statistics showed.

The slump was caused by a 24.2 percent drop in CD album sales, which still make up 69.1 percent of all albums sold.

Digitally downloaded albums, which are now 30.4 percent of the total, continued to see an increase, growing from £26.6 million in 2011 to £30.5 million in 2012.

Frankie Dettori is first celebrity into Big Brother house

Host Brian Dowling (left) introduced Frankie Dettori as the house's first celebrity.

Champion jockey Frankie Dettori, who is currently banned from horse racing over a drugs offence, has been introduced as the first famous occupant of the Celebrity Big Brother house.

The Italian was last month given a six-month ban from the sport following a positive test which he said had left him feeling "ashamed and embarrassed".

X Factor's Rylan Clark enters Big Brother house

Rylan Clark had been rumoured as a celebrity guest in this year's house. 

X Factor contestant Rylan Clark has joined Frankie Dettori in the Celebrity Big Brother house.

The duo will be joined by 10 other famous faces as the Channel 5 series kicks off tonight.