

Victoria Beckham looks amazing for the April issue of British Vogue. By the way, all those real live diamonds she's wearing were gifts from her bodacious hubby, David Beckham.
Jealous much?
Posh says: "I got asked to be in the Sex And The City film, which I would have loved to have done, but because I am in full-on Spice Girls rehearsal mode, unfortunately, I can't do it right now."
But sources say movie bosses won't take no for an answer, and are so keen to have Vic on board they're trying frantically to fit her into their filming schedule.
She's due to speak to producers again in the new year after the Spice Girls tour is over.
A on-set source says: "Victoria Beckham is probably one of the biggest fashion icons in the world, so it makes sense to have her in the Sex And The City movie. The show is all about stylish, powerful women, so Vic will be a natural star."
Movie bosses want Posh, 33, to play herself in the much anticipated movie - just like she did in Ugly Betty when she starred as Willamena Slater's celeb bridesmaid.
The plan is to shoot a big party scene with Carrie Bradshaw and the other girls - Samantha Jones, Charlotte York and Miranda Hobbs - out on the town in New York with Victoria.
Victoria was seen for the first time since she was spotted emerging from a salon following the transformation from her much-copied blonde Pob, into the sleek new look.
She looked the image of her girl group alter ego at the time of the release of their 1996 debut ,and No1 single, Wannabe.
The Spice Girls' comeback video shoot ended in tears and tantrums on Friday. Things didn't go smoothly when the reunited girl group gathered at London's Pinewood Studios to film the promo for their new single 'Headlines (Friendship Never Ends)', with Emma Bunton breaking down when the session ran until 3am because of Geri Halliwell's constant meditation.
Mel B and Victoria Beckham - who flew in from Los Angeles that morning - also disrupted proceedings. Mel constantly complained she was suffering from jet lag, while Victoria insisted on having an assistant follow her around with a supply of fruit and champagne.
Mel C also complained about the duration of the shoot.
A source said: "Things were very delayed. The director was tearing his hair out and threatening to walk."
"The girls were so tired and Emma was crying as the shoot just went on and on."
"Geri kept slowing things down by meditating and doing strange spiritual stuff."
"It's just like before but now their egos are even bigger."
Pals say Victoria is impressed by the way Heather Mills, 39, turned around public opinion on the ABC programme. And she is keen to improve her own image Stateside — because many Americans don’t get what all the fuss is about.
An ABC source said: “We are halfway through the series and it has been massive. A lot is down to Heather.
“We really want Victoria. She’s not very popular right now, like Heather wasn’t. That’s why she’d be perfect.
“Also, she might get pals like Tom Cruise and Jennifer Lopez to watch her.”
'So far, all that's been filmed is Victoria house-hunting and her quest to find schools for the kids, which hardly makes scintillating viewing,' the source said.
'David and Victoria are not well known out there and they have not yet been able to convince any of their celebrity friends to come on.'
Reports that the Beckhams were paid £10million for the show were wrong, the source added, saying they received the much more modest sum of £300,000.
The show's executive producer is Victoria's manager, Simon Fuller.
Posh has previously said of him: 'He has so much success around the world with his TV shows and the respect and the trust of everybody he works with.'
A source told Britain's Grazia magazine: "Katie looks like she has been moping about having to curtail her shopping sprees. She said Tom wants her to take a break as he thinks it might be sending out the wrong message.
"He certainly doesn't have to worry about money and Katie is not on a budget - it seems he just doesn't want people thinking she is frivolous and all about shopping and money."
A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "They are careful with investments. When you think what David's deal was to move to Los Angeles Galaxy you would think this was a drop in the ocean for them. But they don't want to spend that much on a Hollywood house at the moment."
The couple - who celebrated their 10th anniversary last week - believed the exclusive Beverly Hills property would have been a perfect family home. The Liongate residence boasted acres of land, tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool, movie room and a separate guesthouse.