
One of them is not in drag.
We're just sayin'!
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The Wombats have spoken about their amazement at Sir Paul McCartney's offer to produce the band's new material.
The former Beatle said in an interview recently that the prospect of working with the Liverpool band was “very tempting”, adding: “I'm not sure they would want me."
Speaking to the BBC, the Wombats drummer Dan Haggis said it was “ridiculously flattering to have a Beatle like Sir Paul even mentioning us in a sentence."
"We were laughing about it, like it would be an interesting collaboration. I think we'd be up for doing a demo and seeing what it was like.
"Imagine kicking back with Sir Paul? Like, 'Yeah, I think we need a bit more hi-hat there Paul,'" Haggis joked.
Sir Paul's comments came ahead of his recent show at Anfield football stadium in support of Liverpool's reign as the European Capital of Culture for 2008.
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Alicia Keys wants to make it clear � don't expect her to join the ever-swelling list of celebs having babies. And when she does, the singer says she's likely to go the Angelina Jolie route and adopt.
"I'm not ready to be a mom," Alicia admitted at a NYC screening for the HBO documentary We Are Together. But the soulful songstress says that adoption is, "important to consider. That's what I really admire about Angelina. I think it's beautiful the way she embraces the children of the world."
Alicia is of course referring to the fact that, in addition to 2-year-old baby girl Shiloh and the twins due any day now, Angelina has adopted three other children, Maddox, Zahara and Pax, from around the globe (Cambodia, Ethiopia and Vietnam, respectively).
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Rocker RICK PARFITT secretly despises his STATUS QUO bandmates, especially FRANCIS ROSSI - the star's ex-wife PATTY PARFITT has claimed.
Patty insists the friendly banter the guitarist shares with frontman Rossi on stage is just for show - because deep down, Parfitt can't stand him.
She tells Britain's The Mail on Sunday newspaper, "The other members of the band are sick of Rick and the feeling's mutual.
"He and Francis are like an old married couple. Francis knows Rick is like an old woman, always complaining about everything, but he tolerates him and has a real affection for him.
"But Rick can't stand Francis. Francis came to visit Rick in hospital after he'd had a heart bypass in 1998. Later Rick told me, 'Bloody Rossi, he's the last person I'd want to see if I was dying.'"
Parfitt and Patty met in 1968. They eventually married in 1988 and had an on/off relationship before splitting for good in 2006.