Sir Paul McCartney has lit a candle for his late wife Linda

SIR PAUL LIGHTS CANDLE IN LINDA'S MEMORY

Sir Paul McCartney has made his first public outing with his family since the death of his wife Linda - and lit a candle to her memory. The music legend and his son James stopped at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, and, alongside other visitors, lit a candle. The pair also spent time in quiet thought as they remembered Linda, 56, who died last month at the couple's ranch in the United States after losing a long battle against cancer.

Broadway producer will not be looking for a "Sinatra impersonator"

SINATRA'S LIFE CELEBRATED IN A MUSICAL

A top Broadway producer is planning a musical based on the life and music of Frank Sinatra, according to US reports. Stewart Lane told the New York Post he would not be looking for a "Sinatra impersonator" to take the lead. I'd like to get someone to capture Sinatra's magnetism. They don't have to sound and look exactly like him." Lane added that he hoped to win the Sinatra family's blessing for the plan.

Trainspotting a success : new industry may lead to a glut of low-quality productions

PLANS FOR "SCOTTISH HOLLYWOOD" ATTACKED

Moves to create a Scottish Hollywood on the back of films such as Trainspotting and The Full Monty have come under fire. Despite the success of Mrs Brown and My Name is Joe, critics believe attempts to expand the industry with lottery money could end in disaster. They claim it would lead to a glut of low-quality productions. But Scottish Screen Chief John Archer, who wants a £5m studio in Glasgow, said "We want to see this industry grow."

Arthur Rockwell : Godzilla was a flop

GODZILLA FAILS TO MAKE A MONSTER SPLASH

Hollywood's latest blockbuster Godzilla failed to live up to expectations when it opened in America at the weekend. The movie, which cost 75m to make, took 34.7m over the four-day holiday period, compared to the 56.4m grossed by The Lost World last year. Film industry analyst Arthur Rockwell said: "In a word, Godzilla was a flop." Godzilla, which opens over here on July 17, stars Matthew Broderick.

Jane Seymour : "I feel that I'm leaving a family"