Jerry Hall says she is pleased to be dating a part-time chauffeur but he needs to keep on his toes.
Jerry, who is in Australia to promote her stage version of The Graduate, said, “I think power is the ultimate aphrodisiac, for a woman or a man.”
She is “very happy” to be in a new relationship with media-shy Philip Ferguson, in his mid 50s, who is also a chartered surveyor, although she didn’t refer to him by name.
The 54-year-old mother of four, who was married to Rolling Stone Mick Jagger, also said she was glad not to be dating a younger man.
“I have gone out with some younger men,” she told The Australian newspaper. “They have terrible taste in music. I haven’t been out with any of them in about ten years.”
Former Playboy star Holly Madison has said she used to be a ‘freak’ when she was 17.
The 30-year-old, who now has her own E! reality show, grew up in Astoria, Oregon, and said she was not a popular kid.
During the latest episode of TV show When I Was 17, she said: “Other people would describe me when I was 17 as, like, a freak or aloof.
“I was always, like, white makeup, black lipstick. Like, I wasn’t particularly hot in high school, but I guess nobody was where I was from.”
Madison recalled a bad experience she had on her school prom night when she found out her boyfriend had been cheating on her.
She said: “I went with my boyfriend, who was a couple years older than me. By the time we got to the prom, all my friends kind of split up [from dinner], and sadly my most memorable moment of my prom was finding out my boyfriend had cheated on me with this potato-headed girl.
“I was so angry. I drove him home, dropped him off, broke up with him. And that was that.”
Reality star Sharon Osborne has said Mel Gibson should admit he is an alcoholic.
Osborne had some words of advice for the troubled actor when she attended the CBS, Showtime and CW Summer Television Critics Association Party at the Beverly Hilton Hotel yesterday.
The 57-year-old wife of rocker Ozzy Osbourne told US entertainment TV show Extra what she would say to the Braveheart star if she had the chance.
She said: “[I'd say] ‘Why don’t you admit you’re an alcoholic?
“Just let me take you by the hand and put you in rehab.’”
Osbourne attended the party to promote her new CBS daytime talk show and revealed that she would like Hillary Clinton to be her first guest.
Tragic Gary Coleman gave his ex-wife Shannon Price permission to make life or death medical choices on his behalf, according to reports.
The former child TV star had already secretly divorced the redhead when he died from a massive haemorrhage, following a fall at his home in Utah.
But, according to TMZ.com, the Utah Valley Regional Medical Centre confirmed he had authorised her to make medical decisions.
The hospital released a statement saying that the 42-year-old Diff’rent Strokes star had signed an Advanced Health Care Directive, which allowed Shannon to make choices for him if he was unable to do so.
Hospital officials say that legal document remains in effect – regardless of marital status – unless the patient changes it.
Price’s right to make Gary’s medical choices was called into question when it was revealed that they had secretly divorced in 2008.
There’s a big coming out announcement planned for this week and it’s going to come from country star Chely Wright. There’s been a big buzz over the last week about a celebrity announcing he/she was gay on People magazine and now we know for sure. The 39-year old singer scored a number 1 country song back in 1999 with ‘Single White Female’. She was named Academy of Country Music’s new artist of the year as well. Chely is the first major country artist to ever come out. She has been romantically linked to a number of celebrities, including fellow country singer Brad Paisley.
Items from Princess Diana’s wardrobe are going under the hammer.
Clothes up for grabs include the taffeta Emanuel creation she wore at just 19 for her first official appearance with Prince Charles. The glamorous gown, which set a thousand flashbulbs popping, is set to fetch up to £50,000 at the auction.
A chiffon blouse worn by the then Lady Diana Spencer for her engagement portrait taken by Lord Snowdon is expected to sell for between £10,000 and £15,000.
The auction also includes sketches of her wedding dress, which could reach £1200, its final calico toile, which is estimated to get between £8000 and £12,000, and even an ivory paper taffeta bridal gown used by the princess for fittings (£2000-£3000).
A total of 30 lots are being put up for sale by designers David and Elizabeth Emmanuel, who were instrumental in shaping the young princess’s interest in fashion.
There is even a folder charting the princess’s measurements between 1981 and 1987 – her childbearing years in which she suffered from severe anorexia and bulimia. It is expected to command £400-£600.
The auction will take place in London on June 8 at specialist vintage fashion auctioneers Kerry Taylor Auctions.
Reality star Kendra Wilkinson has said she will not pose for Playboy again now she is a mum.
Wilkinson, 24, gave birth to son Hank IV in December and said she has put her centre-page modelling shoots behind her.
She said to RadarOnline.com: “No, I think my Playboy days are done.”
The star was talking as she launched her new SoBe Lifewater March Madness promo tour.
She added: “I’m a mother now. Of course, I’m not going to quit my whole life but my Playboy days are done.”
Wilkinson did a shoot for the magazine when she was living at the Playboy Mansion as one of Hugh Hefner’s girlfriends, along with Bridget Marquardt and Holly Madison.
Sharon Osbourne has been praised by PETA for urging people not to buy real fur.
The 57-year-old recently told of her disgust by posting a message on Twitter.
She wrote: “Louis Vuitton foxtail handbag accessories make me sick. Please do not purchase those! It’s heinous.”
The star has been praised by Peta for her comments.
They said: “We’re not the only ones loving Sharon Osbourne’s compassionate tweet against Louis Vuitton – her wise words have been re-tweeted again and again by people across the internet.”
Nicky Hilton has directed Twitter followers to the memorial fund set up for Casey Johnson on the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s website.
Hilton tweeted five hours ago: “Donate to the Casey Johnson Memorial at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. http://tinyurl.com/ya5gyot.”
The Johnson&Johnson heiress has been laid to rest at a family property in New Brunswick, New Jersey, according to press reports.
She had juvenile-onset diabetes and was insulin-dependent. Her body was discovered last Monday after she died alone at the guest house of her Hollywood home, aged 30. Hilton and Johnson were childhood friends.
The foundation stated: “[The] Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation family mourns the passing of Casey Johnson. The Johnsons have always been an integral part of JDRF, and our deepest sympathy is extended to the entire family. You can make a donation to JDRF in memory of Casey Johnson, which will fund research to find a cure for type 1 diabetes and its complications.”
While autopsy results are pending for Johnson, the 911 call made by a maid who discovered her reveals her medication often got “screwed up”.
Former Liberian president Charles Taylor presented Naomi Campbell with a blood diamond at a dinner hosted by Nelson Mandela, his Hague war crimes tribunal heard.
Taylor, 61, has pleaded not guilty to 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the 1991-2001 civil war in neighbouring Sierra Leone.
Prosecutor Brenda Hollis said Taylor obtained diamonds from Sierra Leone rebels and took to South Africa to sell or exchange them for weapons.
She said: “From among those diamonds that you took to South Africa, after this dinner that you attended you sent your men to Ms Campbell’s room to provide her with a large — diamond.”
But Taylor denied the allegation. “That is totally incorrect,” he said.
Hollis said: “That diamond that you sent to Naomi Campbell was one of the diamonds that you had been given by the junta in Sierra Leone.”
To which he replied:”Total nonsense.”
Hollis said the gift was made after a dinner hosted by Mandela in 1997, when he was president. The dinner was attended by celebs Quincy Jones and Mia Farrow, who was listed as a witness. Campbell allegedly told Farrow of the diamond gift the following day.
