Judy Garland's Birthday......

Judy Garland  was truly one of America's sweethearts. She won people over at the early age of 16 when she made 'The Wizard of Oz' in 1939, and continued to work through the 1960s. She passed away in 1969.

Garland's career includes 32 films and one Academy Award for Outstanding Performance as a Screen Juvenile in 1940. She was nominated in 1955 for Best Actress in a Leading Roll for 'A Star is Born,' and was nominated once again for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for 'Judgment at Nuremberg' in 1962.

Jack White and ex-wife to-be celebrate divorce.......

Jack White and Karen Elson aren’t the first spouses to celebrate a coming divorce. But they’re surely among the only ones to do it this way: They’re celebrating together.

The Detroit-born rocker and his supermodel wife will mark their just-announced split with a party tonight in Nashville, to include “dancing, photos, memories and drinks with alcohol in them,” according to a whimsical invitation sent to friends and family.

Liverpool complete deal with HENDERSON......

The 20-year-old England international passed a medical and agreed personal terms with the club on Thursday in a deal reported to be worth £20m. Henderson, the club’s first summer signing, signed what Liverpool described as ‘a long-term deal’. The midfielder, whose one and only cap for England came last November against France, has now joined the England Under-21 squad in Denmark ahead of the European Championship.

Ashley Young,The latest arrival at Old Trafford.........

Ashley Young will complete his £20million move to Manchester United when he returns from holiday after cancelling his £200,000 wedding. The England international was set to tie the knot with childhood sweetheart, Nicky Pike, on Saturday.

It emerged on Thursday that the Premier League champions had helddiscussions with Young’s representatives over a possible switch to Old Trafford.

US officials released the Sarah Palin's Alaska governor e-mails ......

Journalists are poring through 24,000 pages of former Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin's e-mails, after they were released by officials in the US state.

News organisations first requested the move in 2008, when she was chosen from relative obscurity to become the Republican vice-presidential candidate.