America's hot bods

THE results are in on the best bodies in the United States, courtesy of the country's 300 top personal trainers, and the big news is that the supermodels didn't make the list. Instead actress Angela Bassett, who portrayed Tina Turner in the movie What's Love Got To Do With It, TV interviewer Barbara Walters, movie star Sophia Loren and actress Jamie Lee Curtis (her strip sequence in True Lies bears witness) have been voted as having the most admired figures in America.

On the male list, actor Brad Pitt is on top, followed by Michael Douglas, Wesley Snipes and O.J. Simpson, who probably has other things on his mind at the moment. And who are the celebrities that nobody wants to look like? Homer Simpson, John Travolta, Roseanne Barr and Kate Moss.

Moss, incidently, celebrated her 21st birthday with a big blow-out party in New York last week. There were a few Hong Kong names on her guest list, mainly friends she made during her recent appearance in the territory for the Gucci show, but at the time of writing, none of them could make it.

Star-gazing THE New Year inevitably ushered in a host of celebrity psychic predictions. Here are some examples of what's in store for famous people in 1995, according to the Professional Psychics of America.

Cindy Crawford will get pregnant. Princess Diana will land a real job working with children. Michael Keaton will become a mega-star. Michael Jackson could suffer the after-effects of nose surgery - but not before his marriage to Lisa Marie Presley bites the dust. The Kennedy name will be linked to another scandal. And everyone else will be rushing out to buy gold.

Meanwhile actress Joan Chen been making her own predictions: 1995, she has declared, is the year to start a family. All she has to do now is find an opening in her filming schedule to start, well, sowing the seeds.