Facebook party prank terrifyin

POSH schoolboys left a woman terrified after they used internet site Facebook to invite more than 5,000 revellers to her house for a wild Junior Cert party.

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Many of those who posted replies said they would wreck the house, steal what they wanted and enjoy sex romps.

Jason and Nicky Kidd, who attend the exclusive King's Hospital secondary school in Palmerstown, dismissed their actions as a "joke" despite leaving the woman petrified in her Donnybrook home.

The woman, who did not want to be named, contacted Gardai and said: "I think they will put officers on duty on the evening. It may come to nothing but I am still very distressed and upset."

When their parents christian louboutin boots were informed the pair sent another email: "The fake address I posted was someone's home address and the party was a joke.

"I have cancelled the event, my parents have punished me and I am grounded all summer."

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Ex-bodyguard drops Jackson fil

A former bodyguard to Michael Jackson has dropped his High Court libel action against Channel 4. Martial arts expert Matthew Fiddes had sued over a 2008 broadcast - The Jacksons Are Coming - watched by 1.88 million viewers.

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Mr Fiddes, who acted as the local guide for the production, had alleged the documentary, which followed members chanel replica of Michael Jackson's family as they planned a move to North Devon, was "faked".

But, reading from an agreed statement at what had been due to be the start of a trial, Adrienne Page QC said her client now publicly acknowledged the programme was not "faked".

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Echowoman - Go with the glow

Lauren Pyrah is feeling nicely browned off

MY NAME'S Lauren, and I'm a former fake tan-oholic. . . I beat my addiction by going cold and pale turkey last spring, so I was a bit reluctant to say the least when I was asked to try out a new spray tan.

But when I was told the tan in question was the latest product to come to multi-millionaire Duncan Bannatyne's ever-expanding beauty empire, curiosity got the better of me.

So despite swearing off the orange stuff, I decided to give it a glow in time for a friend's wedding. Darlington spa manager Louise Allan was quick to allay my fears about the tanning product. "It has got absolutely no orange pigment in it and it works with clients' own skin tones, " she told me.

"You should look the same colour as if you'd maybe had a week away somewhere hot. It goes on with an air compressor and because it is so fine, you're not handbags n covered in a big thick layer, just two fine coats."

The tan, available in Bannatyne spas at health clubs and hotels, aims to give a natural-looking glow and is paraben-free to prevent skin irritation.

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The treatment was similar to most spray tans - special booth, attractive paper knickers and hat, and the fake tan dance (a series of poses the therapist asks you to assume to ensure even coverage) - with Louise working quickly and expertly to make the process as easy as possible.

I was left to dry for five minutes, before dressing again in loose, dark clothing, and told to leave the tan on overnight to develop.

And after I showered the next morning, I was left with a lovely, natural-looking streak-free, golden glow which lasted for about a week.

And after compliments ranging from "have you lost weight?" to "you look super-hot", I fear my love of a fake tan is back for good.

Bannatyne's spray tan is [pounds]15, or [pounds]13.50 for gym members and is available from Bannatyne's spas.

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