DJ Becks on the decks

DAVID Beckham will be the star of the World Cup VINYL — when he deejays at his star-studded party.

The England skipper and wife Victoria are throwing the pre-tournament bash in a huge marquee at their Beckingham Palace home tomorrow.

The huge event — which should be the most glamorous showbiz event of the year — is dubbed the Full Length And Fabulous Ball.

David Blaine will entertain the guests before a sumptuous dinner, created by Gordon Ramsay, followed by a charity auction in which the telly chef will be a PRIZE.

The winning bidder will have Gordon cook for them and ten guests at their home.

Superstars Robbie Williams and James Brown will sing before DJ Becks kicks off dancing by putting his favourite hip-hop records on the decks with his pal, Radio 1 DJ Spoony.

Most of the England squad will be there after flying back today from their World Cup training camp in Portugal for a rest week in Britain before heading to Germany.

England’s youngest star Theo Walcott, 17, and girlfriend Melanie Slade, 17, will be there along with injured Wayne Rooney, 20, and his other half Coleen McLoughlin, 20.

Gary Neville, Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard and Michael Owen are also heading down.

And David’s Madrid team-mates Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane and Roberto Carlos will attend along with Barcelona and Brazil star Ronaldhino.

Actress Sienna Miller is expected to attend with movie star Jude Law to show they are a couple again.

Also Sarah Ferguson and Princess Beatrice will be there to provide some royal presence.

But England boss Sven Goran Eriksson and his other half Nancy Dell’Olio can not make it.

Elton John also had to pull out but, to make amends, will promise to make an outrageous donation to the charities, UNICEF and Victoria and David Beckham Childrens Charity.

The fund-raising party, in Hertfordshire, is to be screened on ITV1 on May 28.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006230336,00.html

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