Lisa Rinna, who has been married to actor Harry Hamlin since 1997, was spotted on a hotel balcony with some young hunk, sipping champagne and kissing someone other than Harry. Well not really kissing, more like choking the guy with her tongue.
Paris Hilton had an improbable dinner date in L.A. Saturday: a gray-haired, orange-robed “shaman” who blessed her and urged her to give a diamond necklace to a total stranger.
What really happened was, Ashton Kutcher and Paris “Punk’d” the paparazzi.
The stunt was part of a new E! show, Pop Fiction (debuted Sunday, 10:30 p.m.), produced by prankster Ashton Kutcher’s crew, which goofs on the paparazzi and the press.
source: Has Ashton Kutcher ‘Punk’d’ the paparazzi? [usa today]
Which celebrity hunk has an illegitimate baby out there?
A mysterious source revealed that either Christian Bale, Orlando Bloom, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, David Beckham, Ashton Kutcher or Justin Timberlake is the father of her baby. Her claim is that she is paid a large sum of cash to keep the paternity a secret.
This is one of those little rumors that bares little evidence and is more likely the crazy making of someone extremely bored. But I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night if I didn’t share the insane dribblings that come my way.
Lance Armstrong (36) and Ashley Olsen (21)’s new romance takes them on a well-traveled Hollywood path. Here’s how other celebrity couples have handled a decade-plus difference:
Marilyn Manson (38) and Evan Rachel Wood (20): After splitting with wife Dita Von Teese, rocker Marilyn Manson took up with actress Evan Rachel Wood, 18 years his junior. Manson told Rolling Stone that Wood, “was a real catalyst to help me realize that I wasn’t delivering the message that I always stood for.” And Wood seems defiant about the seemingly bizarre match, telling GQ, “I have blond hair and blue eyes and my boyfriend looks like a vampire. What do you want me to do about it?”
Demi Moore (44) and Ashton Kutcher (29): When Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher started dating in 2003, they were the most unexpected and fascinating couple in Hollywood. After two years of marriage, the novelty has worn off, but the love is still going strong. Kutcher says of Moore, “She’s my best friend, my everything.” And Moore has hinted that she’d like to have children with her strapping young hubby. “Once you hit three [children] and you’re outnumbered, it’s really like, ‘What’s the difference between three or four or five?’”
Warren Beatty (70) and Annette Bening (49): Annette Bening is more than just an award-winning actress — she’s the woman who tamed notorious Hollywood bachelor Warren Beatty. The couple, who have been married since 1992 and have four kids together, provide each other “proper perspective” on Tinseltown’s highs and lows, Bening has said. That was never more true than when Beatty accepted the 2006 Lifetime Achievement Golden Globe, telling the audience, “It isn’t easy being humble when you’re married to Annette Bening.”
Angelina Jolie (32) and Billy Bob Thornton (52): Angelina and Billy Bob’s 2000-2003 marriage is best remembered for the extreme displays of affection that earned criticism from even her estranged father Jon Voight (”So much exhibitionism!”). But while Billy Bob still seems to hold a torch for Jolie (he has said that his ex “is an amazing, sexy person who happens to be beautiful”), the global do-gooder has moved on. Of her current beau (and father of her children) Brad Pitt, Jolie says “Brad is the first man to understand me.”
Justin Timberlake (26) and Cameron Diaz (35): In hindsight, when Justin Timberlake and Cameron Diaz both professed their fear of commitment on Ellen DeGeneres’s show, we should have known the relationship was doomed. While Timberlake told the host that any wedding was a good “15 years” off, Diaz confided, “I’m a commitment-phobe… don’t want to [get married].” Since their January split, both have found more age-appropriate hookups: Timberlake is dating actress Jessica Biel, 25, and Diaz has been spotted with actor Bradley Cooper, 32.
According to Maxim Radio’s The Entertainment Report, Ashton Kutcher’s cell phone, which just happens to contain over 30 pictures of Demi Moore nude, is being held for ransom by a French taxi driver.
Apparently, Ashton forgot his phone in the cab while on vacation in April, and now the driver wants $1 Million, or he will sell the pictures, of both Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore naked, to the paparazzi. The phone also contains a whole bunch of celebrity phone numbers.
Well, I say ‘big deal’. It’s not like Demi Moore hasn’t posed nude before.
For good measure, I’ve posted a few of them (including the bush from hell shot), after the jump! NSFW!!
source: Demi Moore Nude Pictures Held Hostage [egotastic]
Ok… so what! They are fully clothed and clearly not having sex. But you know that’s exactly what happened right after the game!
Demi and Ashton have always come off to me as being a little on the kinky side.
images: Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher & Cameron Diaz at the New York Giants vs. Philadelphia Eagles game at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey - September 30, 2007 [teddy and moo]
Even though they got married two years ago, Demi Moore is just now taking Ashton Kutcher’s last name. She has changed her name on her driver’s license, passport, and credit cards, including her black American Express. However, Demi will keep the name of her first marriage to Freddie Moore for all professional endeavors.
Contactmusic.com quoted a source as saying:
“Demi did this for Ashton. She knew that this was something he wanted, so she finally made the switch.”
About time - two years?
Source: “Demi finally adopts Kutcher surname” [IE Movies]; “Demi Moore Officially Becomes Mrs. Kutcher” [Damn I'm Cute]
Image courtesy of Picture Perfect, for use on Gone Hollywood
With Fall TV heating up, it’s time to take a look at what’s on. Tonight’s premiere is “Beauty and the Geek” - and there’s finally a new cast! (It was like the last cast lasted three years; that skinny guy Richard Rubin was always on TV! Even though this is apparently Season 4.)
Producers Ashton Kutcher and Jason Goldberg have dubbed the show “The Ultimate Social Experiment” with a $250,000 grand prize. The premise of the show remains the same - what happens when you pair up geeky dudes with beautiful girls? But this time there’s a “twist” - one couple will be “a hot guy and a geeky girl”. And this year the contestants have to rap. You can check out the cast here.
Personally, I think the show is kind of played out, but there’s always an entertaining scene or two per episode. Particularly where the girls who appear to be dumb as rocks are asked questions like “spell tattoo”. And two of the contestants usually fall in love, so that always spices things up.
Ashton Kutcher surprised a New Yorker when he showed up at their apartment and helped an installer from the Closet Factory. Kutcher was researching a roll and only made one house call, but he reportedly did well with a tie rack.
“The client was shocked that a celebrity was installing his closet. But he was such a great guy. Just a decent, normal guy.”
Kutcher also pitched in at the Closet Factory’s Long Island City offices last week when a storm caused some flooding. These things would never happen to me. My installer would take all day, while exposing his butt crack, and then the whole thing would come crashing down as soon as I hung something on it.
With celebrities-turned-fashion designers currently basking in the pop culture spotlight, let’s visit the model-turned-actor’s.
Despite some high profile flops (Cindy Crawford in ‘Fair Game‘, anyone?), there seems to be an endless supply of leggy lovelies dreaming of snagging an Oscar.
LILY COLE
One look at this flame-haired, porcelain-skinned catwalker, and it’s clear that she was destined to play Alice in Wonderland. But given his recent predilection for teenage girls, we can’t help wondering about the wisdom of signing up for the role under the direction of cultural provocateur Marilyn Manson. Still, Cole already has one film project under her belt, playing a schoolgirl in the upcoming St. Trinian’s, co-starring Rupert Everett and Colin Firth and based on a popular British cartoonist’s anarchic vision of boarding school life. And if she can survive the cutthroat fashion world, an aging shock rocker should be, well, child’s play.
EFFORT: B+ TALENT: TO BE DECIDED
GEMMA WARD
The credit for this in-demand model’s role in the upcoming horror movie The Strangers, starring fellow sometimes mannequin, Liv Tyler, is a stroke of pure irony (unwittingly, if we know Hollywood). The face that launched a hundred fashion spreads is listed simply as “Masked Stranger,” although we can’t imagine that the director will be able to keep this wide-eyed lovely under wraps entirely.
EFFORT: N/A TALENT: TO BE DECIDED
GISELE BUNDCHEN
Behind-the-scenes fashion folk have raved about the down-to-earth sense of humor of this arguably most super of supermodels for years, so it’s no surprise that her most memorable film role to date (we’ll forget Taxi, as we hope she has) was as an acid-tongued fashion assistant in the tongue-in-chic blockbuster The Devil Wears Prada. EFFORT: B- TALENT: C+
We have to give credit to anyone who has held her own against Mark Wahlberg AND a hairy ape (Warren did both in Tim Burton’s widely-panned Planet of the Apes remake). Still, the former synchronized swimmer has largely fallen off the radar in recent years, except as a pillow-lipped fantasy figure in the minds of devoted male fans.
EFFORT: C TALENT: C+
CHRISTIE BRINKLEY
That killer smile, that killer car. Brinkley zoomed into every adolescent boy’s dreams thanks to a high profile cameo as “the girl in the Ferrari” in the comedy classic National Lampoon’s Vacation, but these days she’s more likely to be found tooling around her beloved Hamptons—and holding her head up in the aftermath of a nasty divorce—than appearing at a theater near you. EFFORT: C TALENT: C
REBECCA ROMIJN
Hate her or love her, it appears that Rebecca Romijn, actress, is here to stay. Fusing her smoldering swimsuit model physique with a goofy girl next door charm, the former Mrs. Full House has emerged with a full-fledged second career that’s fast outstripping (pun intended) her Victoria’s Secret heyday.
EFFORT: A+ TALENT: B-
CLAUDIA SCHIFFER
She spoofed herself in Zoolander and took on a bit more of a stretch in filmmaker James Toback’s controversial exploration of race relations, Black and White, but at the end of the day this Teutonic supermodel’s most absorbing role is playing mom to children, Caspar and Clementine.
EFFORT: C- TALENT: B
MILLA JOVOVICH
This sharp-cheekboned Slavic stunner has carved out a niche for herself on the other side of the catwalk, as half of the design team behind hipster label Jovovich-Hawk, but she’s played a pretty convincing alien in her day (in former flame’s Luc Besson’s fantastical The Fifth Element), and she’s set to return to the silver screen this fall as the star of the latest installment of the horror-sci-fi series Resident Evil.
EFFORT: A TALENT: C-
CINDY CRAWFORD
Internationally recognized as one of the original core supermodels, Cindy Crawford seemed to have been “marked” for commercial success. Just not in the film/television category. She started off strong with the George Michael “Freedom 90″ video, and the hot Pepsi commercials in the mid-’90s, but when she tried her hand at film (the forgettable Fair Game), her star quickly fizzled out.
EFFORT: B TALENT: D
ELLE MACPHERSON
This eternal amazon’s lingerie empire is now her central focus, but back in the late ‘90s “The Body” made a genuine stab at movie stardom, showing up in such diverse films as the sophisticated sex-drenched comedy Sirens, opposite Hugh Grant, and the bloated big budget flop Batman and Robin.
EFFORT: C+ TALENT: B+
NAOMI CAMPBELL
Her frenzy-inducing public service stint was more entertaining than anything we’ve seen in theaters in years, so here’s hoping that this tempestuous fashion icon harnesses even an iota of her naturally dramatic mojo for her rumored upcoming movie project.
EFFORT: A TALENT: TBD
And… the ONLY MALE…
ASHTON KUTCHER, Yes… he was first a model!
No exploration of the model-turned-actor phenomenon would be complete without Demi Moore’s favorite accessory. Despite attempts at scaling the dramatic A-list, former Calvin Klein model Kutcher is still best known for playing dim-witted Kelso on the long-running sitcom That ‘70s Show and for playing practical jokes on fellow celebrities on his reality show Punk’d. Oh, and of course for being, like, the best stepdad EVER!
EFFORT: B TALENT: B
I thought the relationship that I have with my ex-husband was very unusual. We don’t try to stab each other when one of us walks away. The relationship that Bruce Willis has with his ex-wife Demi Moore - takes the proverbial cake.
The love boat: Demi Moore and Aston Kutcher cuddle while Bruce Willis battles to land his catch. Picture: Annie Leibovitz exclusively for Vanity Fair
It is said that two’s company, three’s a crowd. That could be particularly true when you’re sharing one end of a small boat.
But for Bruce Willis, his ex-wife Demi Moore and her young husband Ashton Kutcher, it proved no problem at all.
While Miss Moore canoodled contentedly with her beloved on one side, action man Willis was happy to concentrate on his fishing.
Demi Moore was as surprised as a lot of other people, when she began dating Ashton Kutcher more than three years ago.
“If somebody would have said, `OK, here is the prediction: You’re going to meet a man 25 years old and he’s going to see being with you and having your three kids as a bonus,’ I would have said, `Keep dreaming,”‘ the 44-year-old actress says in an interview in Vanity Fair magazine’s February issue, on newsstands Jan. 9.
“I think it caught us both by surprise, and particularly him,” Moore says of Kutcher, who is now 28. “He was in this real rise of his career just as we met, which for a young man is prime opportunity for heavy-duty play.”
The couple were married in September 2005. Moore, whose screen credits include “Bobby,” “Ghost” and “Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle,” has three daughters from her marriage to Bruce Willis , which ended in 2000.
Kutcher, who starred in TV’s “That ’70s Show” and in films such as “Dude, Where’s My Car?” and “The Guardian,” is “really an old soul,” Moore says.
“We’ve teased each other recently about doing `The Graduate’ on Broadway but, you know, historically, real couples being on-screen together never seems to work,” she says.
“But a project that we create, that we’re maybe more behind-the-scenes? I couldn’t think of anything better, because there isn’t anybody that I would rather spend my time with.”
Any more children in the future?
“Most definitely,” she tells the magazine. “Once you hit three, when you’re outnumbered, it’s really, like, what’s the difference between (three or) four or five? For me, the most important thing that I’ve contributed is my children.”
“Demi did this for Ashton. She knew that this was something he wanted, so she finally made the switch.”
It is said that two’s company, three’s a crowd. That could be particularly true when you’re sharing one end of a small boat. 
