London, Dec 02: Hollywood actress Sandra Bullock and husband Jesse James have laughed off rumours that are expecting a child.

The couple issued a statement through their rep saying, "We are not with child, but we are pregnant with ideas."

Media reports had earlier indicated that the Speed actress was more than two months` pregnant, and was over the moon about the baby news.

Sandra, 42, married TV mechanic hubby Jesse, 37, in July 2005.

He already has three children from previous relationships. The pair split their time between Austin, Texas and Seal Beach, California.

Bureau Report with ANI inputs

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Shades of Brown

Agustin Gurza, a Los Angeles Times staffwriter who covers Latino music and culture, was in the paper's ground-floor cafeteria last July when he heard the young, mostly Mexican and Central American workers behind a lunch counter chatting away about an item in that day's edition. Reventon Super Estrella, a multiband bill of several Mexican acts hosted by the Spanish-language radio station Super Estrella (107.1), had been written up as a Hot Ticket in the Calendar Weekend section. At first, Gurza saw it as a good sign that the editors had previewed a Latin music concert without his usual prodding. But his contentment was short-lived. The cafeteria kids were actually laughing about the paper misidentifying the item's accompanying photo of singer Paulina Rubio as Thalia, another huge Latin pop star — and a Rubio rival.

Stars Turn Out to Honor Nobel Winner

(AP Photo/John McConnico) :: From left to right, Monica Yunus, Angelica Huston, Lionel Richie, Paulina Rubio, Rihanna, Sharon Stone and Hakim salute the audience at the annual Nobel Peace Prize concert in Oslo, Norway, Monday Dec. 11, 2006. Muhammad Yunus, a 66-year-old Bangladeshi, accepted the Nobel Peace Prize on Sunday, saying he hoped the award would inspire "bold initiatives" to fight poverty and eradicate the root causes of terrorism. .

Agustin Gurza, Los Angeles Times

No matter what Mexico goes through -- armed rebellions, political upheavals, crime waves -- its mainstream pop stays as conventional as a quinceanera, the traditional debutante ball. RBD, which stands for Rebelde, is the latest in a series of prefabricated bands that have dominated Mexico's pop music market for a quarter-century.This group of beautiful young people -- three boys and three girls -- is produced by Pedro Damian, the man behind the 1980s group Timbiriche, which gave us current solo stars Thalia and Paulina Rubio. RBD was created for a hit Mexican soap opera on which its members play friends who start a band. Critics may yawn, but Latino teens have bought their CDs by the millions.With "Rebels" (Virgin/EMI Televisa), its first English-language album, the group attempts what no other Mexican pop act has achieved: a pop crossover in the United States.This may be the wrong material at the wrong time.

Rihanna Joins Cover Girl

Rihana performing at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert, Oslo. Hostesses at this year¿s concert are Sharon Stone and Angelica Huston. The artists were: Lionel Richie, Rihanna, John Legend, Yusuf Islam, Simply Red, Wynonna, Renée Fleming, Morten Abel, Paulina Rubio, Hakim, Monica Yunus, Nrityanchal, and conductor Nick Ingman and The National Broadcast Orchestra. Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit were among the guests present. (12/11/2006). Photo Credit: Splash News .

Lindsay snubs Al, Britney buys (and wears) panties

Disheartening news: Lindsay Lohan was a no-show at Al Gore's Seeds of Tolerance event last night. After begging him for image advice and telling event publicists she was definitely coming, she blew off his bash honoring young documentary filmmakers at the Arclight Theatre.