Emma Thinks She Makes a Rubbish Girlfriend

Harry Potter star Emma Watson thinks that she makes a ‘rubbish’ girlfriend – because she’s always working.

The star, who earned 29 million dollars in 2009 and was named Hollywood’s highest-paid woman last year, explained that she is constantly busy and does not have time to be in a relationship, reports the Daily Telegraph.

“It’s rubbish being my boyfriend. People are constantly coming up to me, I’m always working,” website Musicrooms quoted her as saying.

“I don’t have a boyfriend at the moment. It feels good, actually. It’s nice to be selfish,” she said.

The 20-year-old, who is now a student at Brown University, Rhode Island, has also added that she will always keep her romances private.

“I’m never going to confirm or deny who I am dating, but if they keep doing it, the tally will get so high – not very Hermione,” Watson added.

Vanilla broke up with Madonna over her Sex

Infamous rapper-turned-reality-star Vanilla Ice has revealed that he broke up with Madonna over her explicit ‘Sex’ book.
The pair split in 1992 after an eight-month relationship, reports Digital Spy.
"I broke up with her after she printed [the explicit book, "Sex"] because I was hurt to be an unwitting part of this slutty package," the 43-year-old told News of the World.
Ice, whose real name is Robert Van Winkle, appeared in the 1992 book in a sexually suggestive position with a fully nude Madonna, but admitted to the U.K. paper that he found it "disgusting and cheap."
"We were in a relationship, yet it looked like she was screwing all these other people," the New York Daily News quoted him as saying.
"I thought she was taking pictures and running round naked because she was like that. Then when the book came out I was so embarrassed and ashamed. It was a porno." Madonna, 52, "threw me in like I was a product off a shelf, and I didn't appreciate it," he said.
"That was it and I ended it," the musician recalled. "She said she didn't have sex with these men, but it looked like she was," he added.

I'm Hooker But One that Pays Taxes: Lady Gaga

American singer Lady Gaga recently joked to diners at the Plaza Oak Room that “she’s a hooker, but one that still has to pay taxes.

Gaga, dressed in a bizarre bondage dress, joked about her outfit on Wednesday night.

She came during an unannounced appearance at a show by her jazz musician friend, Brian Newman.

"They were all over each other, kissing,” the New York Post quoted a spy as saying.

“She then went to the mike holding a martini, saying she was on her fifth. But she wowed everybody with her powerful voice. Guests were going wild."

I'm not Scared of Sex Scenes: Keira

Keira Knightley has revealed that she's not scared of doing sex scenes.

The Never Let Me Go star said that getting nude for a role is not a big deal because everyone on set is often "respectful" and she always discusses what she is comfortable with beforehand.

"It's a consensual thing. You say what you're comfortable with and everybody's incredibly respectful," Contactmusic quoted her as saying.

However, the 25-year-old actress was not so comfortable with auditioning as a child because she believed everyone thought she was "s**t".

"Some kids did karate, I went to auditions. They were humiliating. You walk in a room and they obviously think you're s**t. So you walk again. I mean the rejection level of anyone who does anything like that. It is quite a savage process," she told The Daily Telegraph.

Katy Perry Hits Out at Madonna‎

Singer Katy Perry is upset with Madonna for peppering her music, videos and performances with religious references and says she doesn't like it when artists take spirituality "lightly".

Perry, daughter of pastors, despite her racy performances, is a dedicated Christian. She gets upsets when pop acts use faith as a gimmick for their gigs.

She blasted Madonna who has had a notoriously strained relationship with the Catholic Church - for daring to perform on a cross during her 2006 Confessions tour.

"For me, spirituality is something very important and I don't like it when people take it lightly," contactmusic.com quoted Perry as saying. "At times, I don't understand why there are artists who play that card, like when Madonna gets up on a cross to sing."

Uncensored Playboy Coming to iPad: Hugh Hefner

Playboy founder Hugh Hefner has confirmed that the magazine will soon be available on iPad.

Hefner, 84, took to his Twitter page to confirm that the entire uncensored Playboy catalogue will be available from March.

"Big news! Playboy-both old and new-will be available on iPad beginning in March," Fox News quoted Hefner as tweeting on his official feed.

"The iPad version of Playboy will include the whole magazine from the first issue to the latest. Playboy on iPad will be uncensored," he wrote.

The announcement comes despite Apple's notorious censorship policy.

But Hefner's statement has been clarified by Playboy spokesman Theresa Hennessey, who said that the comely centrefolds and sensual snaps from the magazine won't be available in an iPad app after all.

"We are releasing a web-based subscription service with Bondi Digital Publishing that will give users access to every issue of Playboy both past and present," she said.

"The service will be iPad-compatible and will utilize iPad functions.

"Playboy's engineers also have plans to release a non-nude version of a Playboy-branded iPad app in the coming months that adheres to all of Apple's policies and guidelines," she added.

Digital magazine publisher Bondi Digital, which admitted that it was powering the eye-popping iPad app, will be producing the men's magazine.

"I can confirm that we are in development with them," Bondi co-founder David Anthony said.

"You'll be able to access Playboy via the browser in your tablet and use the same password to access it on your computer," he stated.

Those seeking Playboy's titillating photos will access Bondi's custom website, not the app, which will, of course, be censored.

Beyonce Knowles was Virgin Until Marriage

Singer Beyonce Knowles reveals she was a virgin until she met her husband Jay-Z.

"People would be surprised as to the lack of experiences I've had. When I was 12 or 13 I had my first boyfriend, and he was my boyfriend until I was 17. At that age, that was a long time. I've always been very loyal and a little more mature," femalefirst.co.uk quoted her as saying.

"Though I was too young for it to really be a boyfriend - we didn't live together, we didn't, you know...That was my only experience with a guy, and since then I've only had one other boyfriend in my life - Jay."

Beyonce who married Jay-Z in 2008 has revealed in the past that her friendships with women have stopped her from getting tied up in unhealthy relationships with men.

"I think I am a feminist in a way. It's not something I consciously decided I was going to be; perhaps it's because I grew up in a singing group with other women, and that was so helpful to me. It kept me out of so much trouble and out of bad relationships," she said.