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Place Your Oscar Bets Cate and Judi Might Not Win, but They Probably Will Gamble . . . Andy Dougan's Movie World

I HAVE a sneaking suspicion Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench will have a bet on each other's chances at the Oscars. They are both nominated for Notes On A Scandal, Dench for Best Actress and Blanchett for Best Supporting Actress. However, the Australian star has revealed they would bet on anything - "slugs in the garden" - to pass the time while on set together. Hence my suspicion of an Oscar wager.

Where's the Soul? Big Screen Action

DREAMGIRLS (12A) Stage musical's poor songs can't carry big screen adaptation

Living the Dream Award-Winning Jennifer Even Wins an Apology From Simon Cowell

JENNIFER HUDSON has a Golden Globe in her trophy cabinet for her role in Dreamgirls, this week she won a Screen Actors Guild award for her performance and her nomination as Best Supporting Actress is a good bet to win an Oscar next month. She is bound to win many more awards in what looks like being a phenomenal career. But she also has one thing that, in rarity value alone, is probably worth more than all of those put together: the 25- yearold, from Chicago, has had an apology from Pop Idol ...

Perfect Duet Ballet Is Back with Tchaikovsky Masterpieces

THE Russian State Ballet of Siberia returns to town with a season of Tchaikovsky's ballet masterpieces. Swan Lake runs from Monday to Wednesday and The Nutcracker runs from Thursday to Saturday.

Celtic Connections 2007 Review Round-Up Songs of Conscience with Peggy Seeger and Thea Gilmore

Royal Concert Hall When she first took the stage at the Royal Concert Hall on Sunday, the 71-year-old Peggy Seeger appeared as a revolutionary matriarch conducting her small band of younger female rebels. But as the evening wore on the ageing singer - who has espoused every cause from Vietnam to Iraq - seemed content to accept a role as guest at the young guns' party.

Enjoy the View Why the Dundee Boys Will Be the Hottest Band of 2007 Why the Dundee Boys Will Be the Hottest Band of 2007 Sounds of the City

LIFE could hardly be sweeter for The View right now. Riding high at the top of the charts with their debut album, Hats Off To The Buskers, they are about to tour the UK as the lead band of this year's sold-out NME Awards Indie Tour. And having just scored a No3 hit with irresistible single Same Jeans, their meteoric rise shows every sign of continuing throughout the year.

Vive La Republic! Diner Tec

Republic West, 374 Great Western Road Tel: 0141 339 9177 IT WAS an unexpected detour. The Moll was hell-bent on abusing the plastic at her favourite chic West End emporium.