Beyoncé'sfiery new TV advert for her perfume Heat is apparently too hot for British viewers to handle, and the commercial has been banned from the small screen in the daytime.
The raunchy new promo shows the Crazy in Love chart-topper lying seductively on a bed, before going on to stroke her thighs while wearing a sexy red dress. As she walks away from the camera, her footprints melt and she says, "Catch the fever".
However, officials at the U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority have banished the footage from TV schedules until after 7.30pm following complaints from viewers.
To join in the mass media hysteria, I'm also reporting that British royal Prince William has confirmed he is to wed his longtime girlfriend Kate Middleton next year (11).
The 28-year-old prince proposed to the brunette beauty last month during a holiday in Kenya, and the happy news was announced by royal officials this morning!
A statement from Clarence House reveals the wedding will take place in London in either spring or summer 2011. The couple will live in north Wales.
Coalition Prime Minister David Cameron says he is "delighted" by the news.
Deadline.comreports that Carey Mulligan has been confirmed for the female lead in the upcoming 'The Great Gatsby'.
Mulligan, long rumoured to be in the running, will take on the role of Daisy Buchanan, the female protagonist with whom Gatsby falls in love and begins an affair.
Mulligan will join Leonardo DiCaprio in the role of Gatsby with reports heavily pointing towards Tobey Maguire stepping in as Nick Carraway, the novel's narrator and best friend to Gatbsy.
What a fantastic piece of casting, and proof that Britain still continues to churn out fantastic talent!
Comic David Walliams is reportedly in talks to take over one of the judging spots on hit U.K. TV show BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT in a £500,000 deal!
Both Simon Cowell (who created the show) and Piers Morgan are quitting their jobs as panellists to boost their careers in the U.S. Cowell is launching the U.S. version of his hit The X Factor, while Morgan is taking over Larry King's spot on CNN.
And TV bosses are desperate for 'Little Britain' funnyman Walliams to take over one of the empty seats - and have offered him a huge pay packet.
A source tells daily rag The Sun:
"David is a huge fan of the show. It's a big offer, but he's holding out for more (money). He won't commit until he knows exactly who else is on board."
