Jamie king set to walk down the aisle with kyle newman

"Sin City" actress Jaime King has gotten engaged.

The 28-year-old blonde is set to walk up the aisle with director Kyle Newman, who she met a year ago when he directed her in the movie "Fanboys," which is to be released next year. The couple are said to be "thrilled" about the engagement, but no further details have been released.

Jaime is currently filming "The Pardon" in Shreveport, Louisiana, a true story about the only woman to be executed by the electric chair. The actress plays prostitute Toni Jo Henry who was executed at age 26 in 1942 for the brutal murder of Joseph Calloway on Valentine's Day in 1940. Jaime stars alongside "Sex And The City" actor Jason Lewis, who plays Toni's husband Claude 'Cowboy' Henry.

Jaime recently finished filming horror movie "The Wait," which sees a couple return to the U.S. for a family funeral while their son remains in China and is possessed by an evil spirit.

The actress is also due to reprise her role as Goldie in "Sin City 2," which is due to start filming in June.

Micheal Jackson demands $135 million to perform

Michael Jackson's proposed Las Vegas shows have been thrown into doubt after he demanded a staggering $135 million to perform.

The eccentric singer has been in talks with a major hotel to launch his pop comeback with a live residency in the city, but negotiations have broken down because of his alleged outrageous financial demands.

A source said: "It is too much. Talks have stalled."

Jackson's requested fee is believed to be twice the amount Celine Dion wanted for her four-year deal with Caesars Palace. Rumors of the "Billie Jean" singer's proposed residency in the city have been circulating for several months.

Just a few weeks ago, it was reported Jackson wanted a giant robot of himself which shoots laser beams for his shows. Mike C. Luckman of Luckman Van Pier, an entertainment consultancy firm, revealed the pop superstar had been reviewing plans for a 50 foot robotic replica which would be used to promote his concerts.

Luckman said: "It would be in the desert sands. Laser beams would shoot out of it so it would be the first thing people flying would see."