Uh-oh. Reports on the internet say that a new biography will claim that a sexual indiscretion by a teenage Angelina Jolie ruined her relationship with her mother.

Trouble is, it isn't true.

Controversial celebrity biographer Andrew Morton says he is writing a book about Jolie — but it doesn't say that the actress slept her mom Marcheline Bertrand's live-in lover when she was 16, destroying the relationship in the process, he tells Life & Style.

Morton won't give any specifics about the project, but if it's like his previous books about Tom Cruise, Princess Diana and other celebs, it's sure to include some juicy stuff.

But not about Jolie sleeping with her mom's lover.

It's

about as true as I'm sitting on this horse," Morton said.

Is there any celebrity who has NOT been to India lately? First, Julia Roberts, starring in "Eat, Pray, Love," then Jessica Simpson filmed there for her new TV reality show.

Now Lindsay Lohan, 23, is heading there to make a documentary on child trafficking for BBC Network. Lohan, reportedly said she wants to make a difference, and that "you should use your voice for the right reason." Shooting will reportedly be held in Bihar.

Musician-actor Ben Lee (The Square) and actress Ione Skye (Rivers Edge) reportedly had a traditional Hindu wedding ceremony in an ashram near Chennai in south India in the recent past. Grammy winner singer-rapper-musician-producer Kanye West also has been planning to spend about a month in Sri Aurobindo Ashram in Pondicherry to seek spiritual guidance, reassess his life and turn it around, according to Hindu statesman Rajan Zed.

Lohan recently wrote on twitter: i'm all about Karma.. what goes around comes around!

Madonna's adopted son David Banda showed just how much he's changed since she took him home with her from an orphanage in Malawi.

The 4-year-old stole the spotlight recently with his super-cool attire - including a cartoon T-shirt, his mother's Dior sunglasses and a newly acquired woven man-bag - as the singer's family toured a child care center in Malawi.

And he had the attitude to match, cheekily sticking his tongue out while playing up for the cameras.

Few recognized him at the Home Child Care Center in Mchinji, reported Us Weekly.

"He is so boisterous! I can't believe he is the same chap of 2006," orphanage founder Thomson Chipeta said.

Madonna's adopted daughter Mercy, also 4, has changed, too - she no longer speaks Chichewa, the language spoken there.

"She is pure American now," an observer said.

It is the first

time Mercy has been back to Malawi since her adoption earlier this year

During the same visit, one young orphan told Madonna: 'You are our god. Where could we have been without you?'

Madonna, who was also accompanied by her 13-year-old daughter Lourdes, is said to have looked bemused by the comment but 'seemed cool with it.'

The 51-year-old also promised electricity to a local village.

Speaking in Mphandula, some 30 miles from Malawi's capital, Lilongwe, the singer said yesterday: 'I know you work in darkness. I will bring you electricity.'

Madonna's Raising Malawi charity already has donated $500,000 for a child care center in the village that feeds and educates 3,000 orphaned children.

Rachael Ray plans to serve an early Thanksgiving dinner to an Ohio community slammed by job losses.

The talk show host and cookbook author is offering people who live in Wilmington a free dinner Nov. 8 at the local convention center. The city in southwest Ohio has lost thousands of jobs due to the pullout of delivery company DHL Express.

A message to Wilmington on Ray's website says her show can't fix the economy but can do its part through Ray's area of expertise, food.

Ray won't be the first sympathetic celebrity to visit Wilmington. Jay Leno came to town in May to perform two free comedy shows.

Residents who want tickets to Ray's dinner must sign up online and will have to show ID proving they live in the Wilmington zip code.

— The Associated Press also contributed to this report

lsmith@denverpost.com

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