Washington, December 1 (ANI): Sir Elton John is reportedly considering teaming up with the Grammy award-winning Best Producer of 2008, Mark Ronson, for his next album.

The English composer-pianist, whose new album is said to appear on the Universal/Republic label, may just outdo other young artists such as India Arie, and Jack Johnson after the alleged collaboration.

Sir Elton has in the past collaborated with R and B legend Thom Bell to record hit tracks, including 'Mama Can't Buy You Love', reports Fox News.

The 61-year-old singer would apparently credit Ronson's success list that already includes Amy Winehouse's award-winning debut album, along with Lily Allen.

However, for Ronson, it may be assumed that dealing with the legendary musician may be a smooth sailing as against the alleged tensions he has had with troubled pop star Amy.

The three-time Grammy Award-winner was said to have been mad at the 'Back to Black' hit maker for losing out on the chance to send their Bond theme tune for 'Quantum of Solace', owing to the singer's alleged erratic behaviour. (ANI)

London, Dec 1 (ANI): Britney Spears has opened up about her marriage break-up hell.

Speaking in a fly-on-the- wall documentary, the singer confessed that she "totally lost her way" before her breakdown and still has "bad days".

'In Britney: For the Record', she says her bad times started with she parted ways with her childhood sweetheart Justin Timberlake in 2002.

"I feel like I handled that break-up. I was devastated, but I handled it a lot better than the one with Kevin Federline," the Sun quoted her, as saying.

"With Kevin, because I had two children with him, I didn't know what to do with myself. He just left me and I was devastated, you know?

"I think I married for the wrong reasons. It just led me on a weird path," she added.

As far as her breakdown, which saw her shave her head and lose custody of her kids is concerned, Britney said: "People thought I was going crazy, but people shave their heads all the time."

However, now, the singer says: "I'm like, 'I'm a smart person, what the hell was I thinking'?" (ANI)

Melbourne, December 1 (ANI): The theme of C.S. Lewis' 'The Chronicles of Narnia' is based on the seven planets forming the heavens in medieval astrology, says a scholar whose theory has been examined in a BBC documentary.

The theory, proposed by Reverend Dr Michael Ward, has come after more than 50 years of literary and theological speculation arguing whether Lewis formed the classic children literature bearing a particular pattern in mind or painted his characters and incidents randomly, reports the Daily Telegraph.

In his book Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in the Imagination of CS Lewis, Ward has claimed that Lewis, a leading medieval scholar who never revealed the hidden theme behind the series, had based the theme of each of the book on the basis of the characteristics traced to the seven planets.

The books, the first of which has seen a film adaptation in 2005, have already been debated to work on two levels: the fantasy narrative that has made the series a favourite amongst generations of children, and the Christian liaison that sees the lion Aslan as a representation of Christ.

According to Norman Stone, director and producer of the documentary 'The Narnia Code', the theory has been the "best explanation yet" to offer insight into the hidden theme behind the seven fantasy novels for children.

Stone said: "This will help change the view of Lewis. It will help elevate Lewis to a different level and make him the equal of Tolkien - both as a writer and thinker.

"He felt that we have been blinded by facts, but he loved hiding things. He loved the idea that people learnt more by discovering things themselves, especially hidden things. A lot of the meaning of God is after all hidden."(ANI)

Washington, Dec 1 (ANI): It looks like Britney Spears hasn't given up on love, for the singer says that she'd like another walk down the aisle.

The pop star, who has had two failed marriages, is looking to get married again.

The singer says that she wants a stable man, who could be a great father figure for her kids.

"In five years I would like to be married and have a father figure for my kids, someone who is a provider and can be really stable," E! Online quoted Spears, as saying in the new issue of Glamour magazine.

In another apparent jab at her ex-hubby Kevin Federline, Britney said, "It's hard doing it on your own." (ANI)