Kate Moss at the Taverna Tony Restaurant in Malibu, California, yesterday.

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After a two hour delay from Heathrow Airport’s new Terminal 5, Kate Moss is faced with more chaos from awaiting paparazzi as she arrives at Los Angeles International Airport LAX with her daughter and friends in Los Angeles, March 29th.

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Kate Moss leaving Claridges Hotel looking worse for wear, and nearly trips over a fallen photographer in London, yesterday.

It looks to me like the paparazzo had his foot out there trying to trip them, right?

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Supermodel Kate Moss has sparked speculation she is engaged to her rocker boyfriend Jamie Hince by reportedly telling fans she is “getting married”.

The Kills star proposed while the couple was enjoying a romantic break in Amsterdam, Holland, reports British newspaper The Sun. The publication reports that the catwalk beauty emerged from a cafe in the city and told a group of admirers of her wedding plans.

A source tells the newspaper, “The pair were in a bar looking very loved up. She came out giggling and seemed a bit tipsy. “Lots of fans were taking her picture on their mobile phones. She told them, ‘I’m getting married.’ “One girl asked her when, and she said, ‘Soon.’” The pair has been dating since last summer, shortly after Moss split from Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty. A spokesman for Moss refused to confirm or deny the reports.

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Supermodel Kate Moss has received an unusual gift from her friends – an original London black cab.

Moss was reportedly given the car by a group of pals – including fashion designer Sadie Frost – as a thank you for all of the gifts they have received from the 34-year-old over the years, according to British newspaper the Daily Mirror.

The star took delivery of the $80,000 vehicle last week and has already been photographed behind the wheel, driving her friends from a North London pub back to her St John’s Wood home.

Moss joins a long line of celebrities who have purchased one of the iconic cabs – in 2003 California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger paid to have one of the vehicles shipped out to his U.S. home and late movie director Stanley Kubrick was often seen driving his own black cab near his Hertfordshire, England, home.

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Kate Moss’ boyfriend Jamie Hince despises the media attention that comes with dating a major celebrity.

The rocker – whose band The Kills were little more than a cult act before he started dating Moss last year – fails to comprehend why hordes of paparazzi chase a “nobody” like him around.

And Hince admits he’s struggling to accept the media circus he’s now a part of. He says, “It’s definitely unwanted. I don’t want to be part of lowering cultural standards in any way. “If someone like me, who is basically nobody, is reported on for going to a bar… then what have we become?”

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Queen of soul Aretha Franklin has topped a poll of the worst-dressed celebrities due to her fondness for fur.

The lists compilers, animal rights charity PETA, said that the singer had been propelled into the number one spot after donning a “massive” fur coat at the recent Grammy Awards.

Previously the organization’s vice president had sent the singer a letter criticizing her Grammy fashion faux pas.

According to a report on Access Hollywood he advised her to follow in the footsteps of Mariah Carey and donate her furs to charity, adding that they make her look like a “clown”.

Other celebrities featured on the list included Eva Longoria, who was singled out for her “trashy furs” and Lindsay Lohan who has donned fur on the red carpet.

Even pop princess Kylie Minogue garnered enough votes for an inclusion after she was seen sporting a python purse “at a time when there was controversy about skins and how these animals are killed by being impaled upon a tree”.

Representing male celebrities was rock god Marilyn Manson who was criticized for his love of leather.

British supermodel Kate Moss was branded a “super tramp” by the organization for the fur components of her wardrobe.

Tens of thousands of internet users voted online to decide which celebrities were fashion criminals.

Yvonne Taylor, a representative of the charity, said: “When fans see this cruelty and their idols appear to encourage it, they are appalled.”

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