It will appear as a duet on Osbourne's next album, and Kelly will also support him on arena dates in London and Birmingham in September, NME.com reported.

The pair shot to fame after they and their family appeared in reality TV show The Osbournes on MTV.

Osbourne warned he would not stand for people throwing things at them on stage after his daughter stormed offstage after plastic bottles were thrown at her during a Millennium Dome concert last month.

Quiz cheat lecturer seeks speaker role

TV quiz cheat Tecwen Whittock, whose coughs indicated correct answers on ITV quiz Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, is offering his services as an after-dinner speaker.

The college lecturer was found guilty of conspiring to cheat the show with Major Charles Ingram and his wife Diana.

Having left his Pontypridd College job, Whittock is seeking work as a speaker "explaining everything" about the case.

His website states: "Tecwen is open to all marketing opportunities to use his name and association with coughing."

Brady Bunch reunite for special

Several original members of the 1970s sitcom The Brady Bunch have been filming a TV reunion in Hawaii.

Stars Florence Henderson (Carol), Christopher Knight (Peter), Mike Lookinland (Bobby), Barry Williams (Greg) and Susan Olsen (Cindy) are filming a documentary for US network The Travel Channel.

Cast members have visited most of the locations the TV family toured in a 1972 special, with island crooner Don Ho reprising his cameo appearance.

Robert Reed, who played father Mike Brady, died in 1992, while Ann B Davis, who played housekeeper Alice, was unable to make the trip.

Bradford wins series ban

An Indian court has halted a TV series which author Barbara Taylor Bradford says violates the copyright of her novel, A Woman of Substance.

The Calcutta High Court had agreed last week to let the show be broadcast on Monday because Indian court cases can drag on for so long.

But two judges reversed that decision after an appeal from Bradford, saying they wanted to read the book and watch the series Karishma - The Miracle of Destiny first.

Bradford came to India in May to try to get the 260-episode series banned just a few days before it was to be broadcast.

Arnie shows T3 to troops

Arnold Schwarzenegger is to show is new film, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, to US troops serving in the Gulf.

The action star will visit several bases in the region, according to the military organisation USO.

The screenings will be part of the Independence Day celebrations.

Terminator 3 sees Schwarzenegger, 55, reprise his role as a cyborg assassin sent from the future to protect a potential leader of the human race.