Justin Timberlake made sure Saturday's Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards were a messy affair when he became one of many celebrities to get "slimed" at the Los Angeles prize giving. The pop superstar hosted the awards, and although he boasted he was too famous to get slimed in his opening song, the star was covered in the event's famous green goo twice. Mandy Moore, Rush Hour stars Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan, Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire and Steve Carell of The Office were among the other stars to get messed up at the show, while Timberlake and Vince Vaughn ended the show with a slime fest - both got hit with the green stuff and then turned the goo on the audience, hosing down kids and their parents. Timberlake was also a big winner on the night, claiming the Best Male Singer prize. In receiving his award from late Crocodile Hunter star Steve Irwin's daughter Bindi, the singer heaped praise on the thrilled Aussie, stating, "This young lady will change the world." But he was also a big loser - he gave up his 2006 Celebrity Burp Champion of The World belt to the 20,000-strong Kids Choice Awards audience, who belched louder and longer than he did. Among the night's other big winners, Beyonce Knowles took home the Best Female Singer prize and the Best Song honor for "Irreplaceable," Adam Sandler and Dakota Fanning claimed the event's Best Movie Actor and Actress awards, and SpongeBob SquarePants picked up the Favorite Cartoon prize for the fifth successive year.

A woman whom movie star John Cusack once called a stalker has been arrested outside the Hollywood home where Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes live. Emily Leatherman, 32, was arrested on Thursday afternoon for violation of a court order and possession of stolen property, according to Beverly Hills police. The authorities would not reveal the details of her arrest but stated the stolen items were not related to Cruise or Holmes. Cruise won a restraining order against Leatherman in 2005 and last year a judge ordered her to stay at least 500 feet away from Cusack, after the actor claimed she had been stalking him. In his request for the restraining order, Cusack said Leatherman was "showing unusual interest by stalking, throwing long letters of interest over my fence in bags with rocks and screwdrivers inside... and listing my address as her own." As WENN went to press, Leatherman was still in custody.

Hollywood stars Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey had to be evacuated from the set of their new movie when a deadly jellyfish was found on set. The couple were shooting romantic adventure Fool's Gold in Queensland, Australia when the Irukandji jellyfish was spotted nearby, forcing the cast and crew to vacate the area until the venomous creature was disposed of. Hudson's publicist, Fiona Searson says, "We have a marine expert to ensure everyone's safe and he found the jellyfish. It's an unusual problem to come across. Only in Australia, I suppose." The Irukandji jellyfish has been described by experts as one of the most deadly creatures alive, despite being about the size of a peanut.

Alec Baldwin is proving he has a heart of gold - by offering to finance a US Army soldier's college education after she leaves the military. The Departed star was so moved by an article in a New York newspaper about 18-year-old Private Resha Kane earlier last month, because she reminded him of his own 11-year-old daughter, Ireland. And Baldwin took the trouble to personally track Kane down to her home in Fort Hood, Texas, to make his generous offer. She says of the meeting, "I didn't know what to say. And then I asked him if he could send me his autograph. I've never met a star, let alone talked to one on the phone. It's very generous. Actors have all this money, and it's a good thing to see them do something other than for themselves and show some character and use their money wisely." Baldwin's spokesman, Matthew Hiltzik, said it was important to the star to do his bit to support the armed forces, despite being a critic of the war in Iraq. He adds, "(Baldwin) himself tried to find the family, and he was very happy he was able to connect with them. It's a great example that people of different backgrounds can agree on the importance of supporting our troops."

Britney Spears' estranged husband Kevin Federline will make just $1 million from their marriage, according to reports. The pair reached an agreement after a five-hour meeting in Los Angeles on Thursday, based on a prenuptial agreement signed before they married in September 2004. According to newspaper reports, Federline has settled for a payout of just $1 million from Spears' estate, which is valued at anything between $50 million and $100 million. The former couple also reached an agreement over custody of their two children, 18-month-old Sean Preston and six-month-old Jayden James. Spears is thought to have gained custody with Federline granted full visiting rights. Spears appeared happy with the outcome of the talks - she grinned at photographers who caught up with her just hours after coming out of the meeting. The agreement must be approved by a judge before their divorce is finalized.

The release date of Hollywood actress Scarlett Johansson's new movie has been delayed for five months, in order to stand a better chance for next year's awards ceremonies. The Nanny Diaries - an adaptation of the best-selling novel by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus - stars Johansson alongside Laura Linney and Chris Evans; the comedy was originally due for release later this month. But production bosses have now pushed back the film's release to September, in the hope that it will benefit come awards time from better scheduling. A source tells PageSix, "It's better for awards consideration. This is a better plan."

James Bond star Daniel Craig has been crowned the best-dressed man in Britain by magazine GQ. The new 007 has topped the publication's annual style list, beating Conservative politician David Cameron and Hollywood star Clive Owen. Craig becomes the first James Bond since Sir Sean Connery to take the title. A GQ statement reads, "No Bond since Sean Connery has worn it better. It works because the 007 uniform seems like an upgrade of what Craig would naturally wear." Elsewhere in the top ten, Jude Law was fifth, David Beckham sixth, Pete Doherty seventh and British royal Prince Harry 10th. Eccentric comedian Russell Brand came eighth, but was also named the worst-dressed man. A GQ spokesperson explains, "Some can't stick him (Brand) but to others he's British exuberance encapsulated."

Pop superstar Madonna may be set to star in the last ever episode of Ricky Gervais' hit TV comedy Extras. Gervais and writing partner Stephen Merchant will end the program's two series run with a star-studded Christmas special this year. A host of A-list stars have appeared in the series, including David Bowie, Robert De Niro, and Chris Martin. Gervais and Merchant want the show to bow out in style with a guest-appearance from Madonna. According to reports, Gervais has been in contact with the Material Girl since they met backstage at the Live8 concert in London in 2005, and a deal is almost complete.

R&B pin-up Usher broke the hearts of his legions of fans on Friday by confirming his engagement to longtime girlfriend Tameka Foster. The singer's spokeswoman has revealed the five-time Grammy Award winner plans to wed the stylist. Speculation about the couple's relationship and a possible engagement fired up after Foster was recently photographed wearing what looked like a diamond ring on her wedding finger. In recent interviews, Usher has hinted he hopes to be married by the end of 2007.

Pop star Ricky Martin is urging gay stars to stop hiding their sexuality - and celebrate it. The singer, who has often been the subject of gossip linked to his sexuality, has applauded Mexican pin-up Christian Chavez for 'coming out of the closet' recently - and insists all gay stars should feel good about telling fans the truth. He says, "Life is too short to live closed up, guarding what you say."