Big box on `The Sopranos'

NEW YORK —

A a 30-disc box set with every episode of the HBO series "The Sopranos" weighs in at nearly 10 pounds.

It'll go on sale Nov. 11 with a list price of $399.99, HBO Video said Monday.

Besides seven seasons worth of episodes, the set has two bonus DVDs that include an interview with creator David Chase by Alec Baldwin. The set will have two "Supper with the Sopranos" features, sit-down dinners (food not included) with Chase and various actors discussing their favorite scenes, auditions and other aspects of the show.

Chase also discusses how the show was cast and the evolution of the characters. He includes three music soundtrack CDs that he curated and were previously released, and 16 scenes that were filmed but never made it on the air. The set includes a recording of a New York seminar on cast members who were whacked and various spoofs on other TV outlets.

Four hundred dollars won't buy you Tony Soprano, however. James Gandolfini didn't participate in any of the "extras."

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Mills turns down a �100,000 offer

London (ANI): Heather Mills has turned down a 100,000 pounds offer to become the face of Britain"s biggest chain of sex stores. Mills was made the offer by Private Shops that hoped that the 40-year-old would lead their advertising campaign. The chain was also hoping that Mills would model fantasy wear and promote a range of adult material. But Mills, who recently won a 24.3 million pounds divorce payout from Sir Paul McCartney, turned down the offer. “Heather is beautiful, outspoken, has charisma and is a wonderful mother," the Sun quoted a Private Shops spokesman as saying. “She would have appealed to all our customers. Men would have loved her looks and figure while our female clientele could associate with her ambition and strength of character," the spokesman added.

Robert Plant 'In No Hurry' To Resurrect Led Zeppelin

Robert Plant has revealed that the is in no hurry to reunite with led Zeppelin again – insisting that he is happy touring with the singer Alison Krauss.



Plant and Krauss began touring together earlier this year in support of their joint album 'Raising Sand'.



The Led Zeppelin frontman said he hoped the collaboration, which he described as “a font of knowledge”, would continue for as long as possible.



"I'm in no hurry to go anywhere. I want to stay very close. This is a font of knowledge, and I'm sticking as close to it as I can," the singer said.



Speaking in a joint interview with Billboard, Krauss agreed with her collaborator.



"We're all having a wonderful time, and I hope and I think all three of us (Krauss, Plant and producer T Bone Burnett) are hoping to continue this and that it goes on and on."



Plant's comments come just days after his two Led Zeppelin bandmates, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, played together onstage in London.



The pair made a surprise appearance alongside the Foo Fighters at Wembeley Stadium.



You can see pictures of Plant and Krauss's performance in New York earlier this week below...

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Stone Dropped From Chinese Film

Latest: Sharon Stone has reportedly been dropped from the cast of new movie Mermaid Island following her controversial comments about the country's recent earthquake. The Hollywood actress stunned journalists at the Cannes International Film Festival in France last month when she suggested the disaster, which left more than 67,000 people dead, was down to "karma" - linking the tragedy to China's treatment of Tibetans. Officials in the country had threatened to ban her films, with French fashion house Christian Dior also dropping her from advertising campaigns in the nation. And now her comments have cost her a major movie role. Stone was due to star alongside Monica Bellucci in the forthcoming U.S.-Chinese production which is to be helmed by Catwoman director Pitof. But now according to Moviehole.net, Stone has been dropped by producers and the role is set to be re-cast. Stone has since re-issued an apology for her remarks, insisting her "words were never meant to be hurtful to anyone, they were an accident of my distraction and a product of news sensationalism."


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