In brief: Julia Roberts and Clive Owen attend Duplicity premiere

Julia Roberts (left) attended the London premiere of her latest movie, Duplicity, last night. The film marks her comeback after taking time off to have three children and sees her reunited with the English actor Clive Owen (right), with whom she last appeared in the Oscar-nominated 2004 movie Closer. The thriller has a topical theme: the pair play two spies masquerading as city brokers who uncover a massive fraud..........Georgia's entry to the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, We Don't Wanna Put In by the band 3G, has been banned from the competition. As reported here, the manner in which it is sung makes it sound like 'We dont want Putin', a dig at the Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, and under the rules no political content is permitted. The contest will be held in Moscow in May, less than a year after Russia and Georgia went to war over the region of South Ossetia............ The fight between R&B singers Rihanna and Chris Brown was sparked by an explicit text message from Tina Davis, Brown’s 40-year-old manager, according to the gossip website TMZ. Meanwhile, the pair are rumoured to have made up and are planning to record a duet together.............Bill Oddie is being treated at a mental health hospital for depression. The one-time TV comedian, now better known as an ornithologist and conservationist, is a resident at the Capio Nightingale hospital near Harley Street, where Amy Winehouse has been treated for crack, heroin and Valium addictions............ Tina Turner, 69, has been forced to postpone two concerts at London's O2 Arena this week because she has flu.......... Meanwhile, tickets for a one-off gig by Sir Paul McCartney in Las Vegas sold out seven seconds after going on sale, according to promoters...........