Ronnie Wood and his new girlfriend Ana Araujo looked like two ’schoolkids’ as they spent the day shopping in London.

The 62-year-old Rolling Stones star took Araujo, 30, to the posh London store, Bread Boutique, in Sloane Square as they enjoyed the day out in the British capital.

An onlooker said: “They were walking along like a couple of schoolkids holding hands and whispering to each other.

“They went into the cafe and sat at a cosy table for two and had coffee – which Ronnie paid for. They were gazing into each other’s eyes and seemed to be having a lot of fun.”

Araujo was seen carrying an armful of Ralph Lauren items as they went shopping and later returned to her Chelsea home for the night.

Rolling Stones star Ronnie Wood and girlfriend Ekaterina Ivanova are reportedly looking for their first home together.

Wood, 62, and 20-year-old Russian model Ivanova are said to be looking at properties in Westbourne Park, London.

However, they reportedly have different ideas about what they want. The couple were heard talking while househunting and a source heard Ivanova saying: “It can be on two floors”.

Wood left his wife Jo after 23 years to be with Ivanova, but Jo allegedly no longer cares about reports of what they are doing together.

A source close to Jo said: “As far as Jo’s concerned she’s glad to be rid of Ronnie. This news about more cosy holidays and househunting will have no effect anymore.”

A star-studded Michael Jackson tribute is expected to be announced at London’s O2 Arena featuring a hologram of the star, it has been claimed.

Reports claim stars including Justin Timberlake, pictured, Leona Lewis, Usher and Ne-Yo have been approached to perform at the concert by AEG Live and sing cover versions of Jacko’s tracks.

The gig will reportedly be held on August 29, on what would have been Jacko’s 51st birthday. It is claimed producers are hoping to project a hologram of the star onto the stage.

A source at AEG Live said: “There has been frantic activity both in AEG’s London and LA offices.

“It will be a celebration of Michael Jackson’s life through his music. The producers want to avoid a sombre memorial tone.”

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Michael Jackson reportedly wanted to quit music, just months before his tragic death.

The King of Pop died in LA suddenly on June 25 after he reportedly suffered a heart attack.

His close friend Bryan Michael Stoller, who knew Jacko for 20 years, said the star was planning to move away from music and into film-making.

He said: “It was almost as if he’d lost his love for music. He was so frail and exhausted.

“He wanted to move into film-making and told me it was much more important to him than music.”

But Jackson had signed up to perform 50 shows at London’s O2 Arena, which were due to start later this year, and Stoller claimed the stress of the tour was making him ill.

He said: “He looked like he wasn’t taking very good care of himself at all. He tried to be upbeat about the tour, but you could see that he was down and depressed. I have never seen him so bad.”

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Michael Jackson had made it clear he would not agree to his London comeback shows unless controversial doctor Conrad Murray traveled with him.

The superstar so trusted Dr Murray – currently wanted for interviews by L.A. officials probing Jacko’s death – he wanted him with him at all times.

And he made it clear he wanted Dr Murray and not London’s finest medical minds to be with him when he finally came to Britain.

Randy Phillips, president and CEO of concert promoter AEG LIVE, said it was “almost a contractual condition” that Jackson have Dr. Murray at his side.

AEG officials told Jackson that “some of the best doctors in the world are in London” and that it “would make sense” to have those on call.

But Phillips said Jackson “insisted emphatically” on Murray and said that the doctor was prepared to go on sabbatical from his practice.

And to keep Jackson happy Phillips says AEG was preparing to advance Murray a “significant” amount of money to be with Jackson in London, with the plan to have traveled next week and stayed through next March

“Michael told me personally that he trusted this man,” Phillips said.

It was unclear how long Murray had been Jackson’s physician. Tohme Tohme, a family spokesman, said Murray had been in the position for about a year, but Phillips said he understood the relationship had been going on about three years. Tohme Tohme says the doctor had been summoned to actually live with Jackson about two weeks ago.

Phillips said Murray, who tried to resuscitate the fading Jackson inside his Bel Air home, was at the hospital when he arrived.

“He was there, very distraught all day. I saw him,” he said. “He could barely talk.”

Murray spoke briefly with investigators at UCLA Medical Center on Thursday and cops later impounded the silver BMW he had been using in search of clues leading to Jackson’s perplexing death.

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