Beth Ditto ignores criticism and insists she isn't interested in what people think about her.

Black Eyed Peas star Taboo believes Cheryl Cole will eventually break the US and be a successful pop star Stateside.

Ryan Phillippe says becoming a father was a natural thing for him and he insists nothing in his life gives him more pleasure than raising his kids.

Azzedine Alaia has revealed he thinks the pressures of the fashion industry were to blame for his friend John Galliano's alleged anti-Semitic outburst.

Lady Gaga's 'Born This Way' has been censored in Malaysia over its pro-gay lyrics.

Britney Spears admits she is ''very stubborn'' when it comes to making music because she will only record tracks she ''loves'' - making the process of creating an album very long-winded.

Megan Fox is reportedly in talks to star in Judd Apatow's forthcoming 'Knocked Up' spin-off movie opposite Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann.

'Winter's Bone' star Jennifer Lawrence will play Katniss in forthcoming action thriller 'The Hunger Games'.

Michael Gough - best known as butler Alfred Pennyworth in the Tim Burton-directed 'Batman' films - has died at the age of 94.

Rihanna has confessed she believes cutting her hair in 2008 made her the style icon she is today.

Kate Garraway has tried her hand at stand-up comedy, but admits she won't be trading in her TV career for a job as a comedienne anytime soon.

Miranda Hart is to take part in a comedy sketch show alongside JLS and Louis Spence for Comic Relief.

'Hollyoaks' actress Bronagh Waugh has written a sitcom, which she is currently persuading her co-stars to appear in.

Kim Kardashian says she is fighting a battle she can't win against cellulite.

Mick Jones performed with Roger Daltrey at the premiere of the W London - Leicester Square hotel last night (16.03.11) and their performance was witnessed by a host of stars including Kate Moss and Boy George.

Katie Holmes and her business partner Jeanne Yang established their fashion range so busy mothers could have a set of clothes to ''depend on''.