New York, Nov 19 (ANI): Pop star Justin Timberlake has released a new single 'Follow My Lead' as a fundraiser for Shriners Hospitals for Children, an organization dedicated to improving specialized paediatric care.

The track is available for streaming and download exclusively through MySpace - and all proceeds will go to help sick kids, reports the New York Daily News.

The song features vocals by Esmee Denters, the first artist signed on Timberlake's label Tennman Records.

The tune, which sells for 99 cents, was recorded at the recent "Justin Timberlake and Friends" concert in Las Vegas.

That October show packed a power line-up of Timberlake's musical 'friends' including 50 Cent, Maroon 5's Adam Levine, Boyz II Men, Lionel Richie, Rihanna, The Jonas Brothers and Wll.i.am. (ANI)

Melbourne, Nov 19 (ANI): Lawyers of late Aussie actor Heath Ledger's three-year-old daughter, Matilda, have vowed to sue a US life insurance company for not paying a 10 million dollars policy the actor took out four months before his prescription drug overdose death.

ReliaStar Life Insurance has decided not to pay the policy until it finds out if 'The Dark Knight' star committed suicide in his rented Manhattan loft in January.

The New York Medical Examiner's Office rules the overdose accidental.

Now, the insurance company's investigators are planning to interview actress and owner of the loft Mary-Kate Olsen, the masseuse who found Ledger's lifeless body, doctors who treated the movie star, and some of his co-stars.

Matilda's lawyer William Shernoff said that the delay in payment was contributing to the stress suffered by the actor's family

Shernoff said that he would pursue significant punitive damages from ReliaStar that could amount to 'tens of millions of dollars'.

"They are causing a lot of emotional distress to the family so we are going to go after the insurance company with both barrels," the Sydney Morning Herald quoted Shernoff, as saying. (ANI)

Washington, Nov 19 (ANI): Hollywood actress Katie Holmes jetted back home to Los Angeles after completing her performance in New York to celebrate marriage anniversary with hubby Tom Cruise.

Holmes finished her act in her Broadway play 'All My Sons' and headed to L.A. where the couple celebrated the occasion with a quite and peaceful evening at home on Monday. And the actress later rushed back for her regular Tuesday show, according to sources.

Cruise and Holmes married on 18 November 2006 in a star-studded ceremony in Italy.

The 'Valkyrie' actor, who is head over heels in love with Katie, proved everybody wrong whoever predicted his relationship with Katie was a mere publicity act.

"As big as it was from the outside, it was a very personal experience and something obviously I'll never forget," Contactmusic quoted Tom, as telling in an interview about his marriage. (ANI)

London, November 19 (ANI): A European brothel has been flooded with clients after it gave lifelong free entry to clients who have its name tattooed on their arm.

A brothel reputed to be the largest in Europe has been overwhelmed with interest after offering free entry for life to customers who have its name tattooed on their arm.

The customers at 'Pascha', which boasts of having more than 120 prostitutes across its 12 stories, were offered to spare themselves the entry fee of 4 pound for life along with discounts on other services like lap dances.

The manager, who had pinned the tongue-in-cheek promotion, had been overwhelmed when more than 40 eager men rushed to put their arms forward to avail the scheme, reports the Telegraph.

The visitors were still, however, made to pay for the services of the prostitutes, who worked self-employed and worked independently from the brothel.

Herbert Manske, a client who joined the longstanding que to have his arm coloured in blue on the first night at the brothel in Cologne, Germany, said: "My wife doesn't mind. I get free drinks all night and can look at all the pretty girls."

Similarly, Karl-Heinz Daheim told the German tabloid Express: "You have to do something crazy in life at least once."

The brothel, which reportedly draws 1,000 customers a day, made the headlines in 2006 with its endorsement that had been an attempt to lure international football fans that came to Germany for the World Cup. (ANI)