Pamela Anderson is set to bare all as part of a two-day St. Valentine's Day party at Paris, France's famous Le Crazy Horse. The former Baywatch babe will jet off to the French capital for four shows at the renowned topless revue club, where burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese and Beyonce Knowles previously hosted elegant parties.

British rock star Morrissey returned to the Hollywood Bowl last night for the first time in 15 years and was almost floored by a succession of stage invaders. Ten fans beat security measures and scrambled onto the Bowl stage - to hug, kiss and manhandle the former The Smiths star, who has become an unlikely cult figure in Los Angeles, thanks mainly to a huge Latin fanbase.

* Tom Arnold and his wife Shelby are reportedly giving their marriage a second chance after splitting up last year. The actor filed for separation from his wife in August but has not requested the dismissal of his petition for a legal separation. The couple wed in June, 2002. It's Arnold's third marriage.

"I was the fattest baby in Clark County, Arkansas. They put me in the paper. I was like a prize turnip." Billy Bob Thornton muses on his entry into show business. "I don't go home with anyone. I sleep with my animals, like my baby monkey, Brigitte Bardot." Paris Hilton on her unusual bedtime companions.

Controversial rocker Peaches has joined the celebrity push to ban seal clubbing in her native Canada after agreeing to star in a new People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) campaign. The Toronto, Canada, native will be pictured standing next to a photograph showing a hunter about to bludgeon a baby seal in the new ad. The picture bears the tagline 'Canada's Club Scene Sucks.'

Pamela Anderson and Kid Rock married on a yacht moored near Saint Tropez, France, on Saturday. The former Baywatch babe and rap-rocker, real name Robert Ritchie, invited celebrity pals Cindy Crawford, Rande Gerber, Jimmy Choo owner Tamara Mellon and Sir Elton John's 'husband' David Furnish to the share the first of four planned ceremonies -

French movie legend Brigitte Bardot has appealed to President George W. Bush on behalf of a Texan prisoner - even offering to pay for the death row inmate's retrial. The crusading actress has written to Bush pleading for Farley C. Marchett's death sentence to be scrutinized again after he sent her a letter appealing for help with his case.

French actress and model Brigitte Bardot felt plagued by fame because she was hounded everywhere she went. The 1950s sex symbol, who shot to fame at the tender age of 18 after appearing in Le Trou Normand, insists being famous denied her the freedom other young people take for granted. She says, "I had no life. I was a prisoner of myself, of my face."

* Reese Witherspoon insists awards are less than impressive in her household - her five-year-old daughter simply uses the coveted awards as dolls. Witherspoon, who is nominated for an Oscar for her performance in Walk the Line, admits Ava’s nonchalant attitude keeps her feet on the ground. She says, "My daughter sneaks them off to her room and dresses them up. She's becoming quite jaded about the whole thing."