“Should I bring my duelling pistols or my sword?”
Anyone remember that fight scene in Bridget Jones’s Diary?
Well it seems that Hugh Grant was desperate to recreate it, only this time it involves chocolate cake! Saucy!

A man walked into a bakery in America and asked for a personalised birthday cake, he wanted it to say: ‘Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler.’

Of course the cake wasn’t for the real Adolf Hitler, it was for Adolf Hitler Campbell, a child who was named Adolf Hitler by his father, Heath, and his mother, Deborah, simply because it was unique and no other parents would call their child that. (Of course they wouldn’t, because they aren’t crazy…)
Heath Campbell was refused a birthday cake from the bakery because they claimed it was inappropriate. The couple have two more children, their youngest is Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie Campbell, a reference to Nazi leader Heinrich Himmler.
It’s not the kid’s fault his parents named him that and he still gets no cake for his 3rd birthday.
It’s one the rare occasions where you can say ‘Poor Hitler.’

It’s no surprise that celebs are always falling over these days, especially with the current trend of super high heels, but it wasn’t Katy Perry’s heels that were the problem, it was the masses of cake all over the stage… who’s bright idea was that?

Katy fell over on stage after jumping on a cake at the MTV Latin America Awards in Mexico, where she was among the performers.

Actress slash popstar Miley Cyrus celebrated her 16th birthday this week with Mickey Mouse at Disneyland, California. We’re sure she’s a lovely girl BUT anyone who mentions their own name in a song has left themselves wide open for scrutiny. And now we know an unflattering camera angle can be a problem for even the cutest of Disney kids!

Miley is due to come to the UK tomorrow to perform at Radio 1’s BBC Switch live in London. We just hope McFly, Fall Out Boy and N-Dubz (nope, we don’t know who they are either) get in line for catering before Hannah Montana!

Miley Cyrus shows off her muffin top