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Pop sensation ties knotSTROUD: British popsensation Lily Allentied the knot at achurch in the Englishcountryside at theweekend in front of asmall gathering offriends and celebrities.

The talented 26-year-old Grammy-nominatedsinger and designermarried constructionworker Sam Cooper at apicturesque church inthe central county ofGloucestershire.

Kanye raptNEW YORK: KanyeWest and Mary-KateOlsen celebrated hisbirthday by hookingup, the New York Postreported on Saturday.

The rapper and thetiny twin, 24, werespotted kissing at anightclub here.

Jolie, PittdisasterdonationJOPLIN: The recovery ef-fort in the tornado-ravagedMissouri town of Joplinwas gaining ground Satur-day following a $500,000 do-nation from Hollywoodsuperstars Angelina Jolieand Brad Pitt.

The charitable group setup by the couple, TheJolie-Pitt Foundation,made the donation to theCommunity Foundation ofthe Ozarks (CFO), with themoney added to the JoplinRecovery Fund, whichnow has more than $1 mill-ion in the bank, The JoplinGlobe reported.

The donation has per-sonal significance forPitt, whose mother JaneHillhouse, attendedschool in Joplin andgraduated from JoplinHigh School in 1958. Pitthimself grew up in nearbySpringfield.

‘‘With the devastatingloss of 30 per cent of thecity, the Joplin commun-ity faces great challengesahead,’’ Pitt said.

‘‘I know these people tobe hardworking, humbleand especially resilient.’’

Jolie and Pitt are knownfor their philanthropy,having previously been in-volved in building homesin the Hurricane Katrina-ravaged area of New Or-leans’ Lower Ninth Ward.

Gaga’s gayrightswarROME: Lady Gaga hailedthe ‘‘revolutionaries oflove’’ on Saturday infront of hundreds ofthousands at a gay rightsrally in Rome in whichshe condemned govern-ments that restrict same-sex freedoms.

‘‘We fight for freedom.We fight for justice. Webeckon for compassionand, above all, we want fullequality now,’’ she said,singling out Lebanon,Lithuania, Poland, Russiaand Middle Eastern coun-tries for criticism.

The pop diva wore a Ver-sace dress and green wig.

Comedian and actor Tracy Morgan has landed himself in hot water over anti-gay comments

Tracy ingay slurtrouble

Gays needed to quit

being pussies

NASHVILLE: 30 Rock starTracy Morgan has apologisedfor his homophobic rant dur-ing a comedy routine at aNashville show, duringwhich he said homosexualsshould stop whining about be-ing bullied.

‘‘I want to apologise to myfans and the gay and lesbiancommunity for my choice ofwords at my recent stand-upact in Nashville,’’ Morgansaid in a statement, accordingto The Hollywood Reporter.

‘‘While I am an equal oppor-tunity jokester, and myfriends know what is in myheart, even in a comedy clubthis clearly went too far andwas not funny in any con-text,’’ the statement added.

During a June 3 perform-ance at Tennessee’s RymanAuditorium, Morgan said be-ing ‘‘gay was something kidslearn from the media and pro-gramming’’ and that ‘‘gaysneeded to quit being pussiesand not be whining aboutsomething as insignificant as

bullying’’. He added that ‘‘ifhis son was gay he bettercome home and talk to himlike a man’’ or he would ‘‘pullout a knife and stab that littleni**er to death’’.

The routine is just now be-ing publicised due to the dis-covery of a Facebook post de-tailing Morgan’s comments,‘‘Why I No Longer Like TracyMorgan — A Must Read’’written and posted onFacebook by an audiencemember, Kevin Rogers.

Morgan has previouslylanded in hot water for hismaterial, including callingformer Alaska governorSarah Palin ‘‘good mastur-bation material’’.

Apologetic Crowe cut down for‘joke’ circumcision comments

Russell Crowe

LOS ANGELES: Aussie actorRussell Crowe has apologised fora Twitter tirade against circum-cision in which he called thepractice ‘‘barbaric and stupid’’.

‘‘Circumcision is barbaric andstupid. Who are you to correctnature? Is it real that GOD re-quires a donation of foreskin?Babies are perfect,’’ Crowewrote on Thursday, questioningthe Old Testament mandate forthe practice on Jewish males.

Crowe’s comments were partof an online conversation withhis friend, Inglourious Basterdsactor Eli Roth – who is Jewish –but the statement quickly

ignited a firestorm,with media outletsreporting the com-ments as possiblyanti-Semitic.

The 47-year-oldOscar-winner

promptly deleted the messageand apologised.

‘‘I have a deep and abidinglove for all people of all national-ities, I’m very sorry that I havesaid things on here that havecaused distress,’’ the NewZealander wrote to his Twitterfollowers. ‘‘My personal beliefsaside, I realise that some will in-terpret this debate as me mock-

ing the rituals and traditions ofothers. I am very sorry.’’

Roth said the anti-Semiticclaim was out of line.

‘‘I am deeply, deeply disturbedat the media’s portrayal of Rus-sell Crowe as an anti-Semite formaking a joke to me on Twitter,’’Roth said in a statement.

‘‘Russell and I are greatfriends, and often tease each oth-er publicly, as you can see frommy response . . . Not one personfrom any media outlet contactedme to ask if it was a joke or notbefore running their viciousstories, which is indicative of amuch more serious problem.’’

Pair’smodel bub

Devon Aoki

NEW YORK: Model-turned-actress DevonAoki and her fiance, Ja-mes Bailey, were yester-day celebrating thebirth of their first child.

Bailey tweeted photosof their baby boy, whosename has yet to be re-vealed. ‘‘Celebratingthe birth of our son andDevon and my annivers-

ary yester-day is morethan I couldever askfor,’’ Baileytweeted.

Aoki star-ted her modelling careerat the age of 13 and justthree years later she re-placed Naomi Campbellas the face of Versace.