Britney Spears allegedly suspect that husband Kevin Federline may be responsible for some of the leaks to the tabloid press about the couple's private life. "Britney knows Kevin tells his friends information, knowing they will leak it to the tabloids," a source told US magazine. "They sell stories for money... She is sick of him using her for them to profit." The popstar is also peeved because KFed recently bought a $300,000 watch without telling her first. "All he does is work on his music and try to find ways to get out," a source says. "That is all he cares about. It has taken a big toll on their marriage because he's not always there for her and he used to be."
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Kate Moss vs. the paparazzi - A Socialite's Life
Hollywood pregnancy rumors - Popsugar
Paris is either stupid or crazy or both - Egotastic
Jessica Simpson goes to the shrink - The Bosh
Eva's diva behavior - Dlisted
Kiefer Sutherland insists he finally has his hard-partying ways under control, but still carries regrets about his former lifestyle. "I've embarrassed my mother and my family and, most specifically, my daughter," he says. "It's been the biggest problem for me. I have a few drinks and I'm not worried about tomorrow and I'm not thinking about yesterday."source
Julia Roberts will reportedly be announced as the new face of Avon Cosmetics this week. PageSix is reporting that after recently being dropped from Christian Dior's makeup campaign, the actress is ready to agree to a $2 to $4 million deal with Avon, joining Salma Hayek as a spokesperson.
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Eco-aware star Leonardo Dicaprio is urging fans to see Al Gore's global warming movie, An Incovenient Truth. After seeing the film at Cannes, Dicaprio has posted a notice on his website saying, "Go see An Inconvenient Truth when it comes to your town! Gore is funny, engaging, open and downright on fire about getting the surprisingly stirring truth about what he calls our 'planetary emergency' out to ordinary citizens before it's too late."
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Madonna is reportedly in negotiations to front an ad campaign for Swedish design giant H&M. "She's a superstar, a style icon, and controversial," says a report in a Swedish newspaper. "Madonna could be H&M's next clothing model." The Confessions singer would be following in the footsteps of Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell in modelling the company's designs. An H&M spokesperson would neither confirm or deny the reports.
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