Megan Fox has revealed she is removing her Marilyn Monroe tattoo because she feels it has "negative energy". The 25-year-old actress has confirmed speculation she is having the portrait of the troubled Hollywood icon lasered off her right forearm.
Megan told Italian fashion magazine Amica: "I'm removing it. She was a negative person, she was disturbed, bipolar. I do not want to attract this kind of negative energy in my life." The Transformers star - who has over nine tattoos including a quote in honour of her Passion Play co-star Mickey Rourke on her ribcage, a quote on her shoulder and a tribal symbol on her left wrist - is even considering more tattoo removal. She added: "Who knows, maybe I'll remove the others too, but the laser hurts." Megan also told the magazine why she had chosen to remove her naval piercing. She said: "I did it when I was 16-years-old because I was a fan of Britney Spears The only time I tried to imitate someone else. But then I thought it was tacky and so I removed it when I turned 20."
Megan Fox has revealed she is removing her Marilyn Monroe tattoo because she feels it has "negative energy". The 25-year-old actress has confirmed speculation she is having the portrait of the troubled Hollywood icon lasered off her right forearm.
Megan told Italian fashion magazine Amica: "I'm removing it. She was a negative person, she was disturbed, bipolar. I do not want to attract this kind of negative energy in my life." The Transformers star - who has over nine tattoos including a quote in honour of her Passion Play co-star Mickey Rourke on her ribcage, a quote on her shoulder and a tribal symbol on her left wrist - is even considering more tattoo removal. She added: "Who knows, maybe I'll remove the others too, but the laser hurts." Megan also told the magazine why she had chosen to remove her naval piercing. She said: "I did it when I was 16-years-old because I was a fan of Britney Spears The only time I tried to imitate someone else. But then I thought it was tacky and so I removed it when I turned 20."
Actress Salma Hayek. When it comes to the subject of her breasts, she's certainly ready to talk about them.
In the upcoming issue of Allure, the curvy Latina explains her upper half is not as good as it was 10 years ago. We should all have such problems.
"They're not bad ... I'm not complaining about them," the 44-year-old actress says.
This isn't the first time she's spoken up about what's up top. In a 2007 interview, Hayek explains that they were actually an act of God.
During a vacation in her native Mexico with her mother, Hayek said the two stopped at a church. That's when The Almighty stepped in.
"When we went inside, I prayed for the miracle I wanted to happen. I put my hands in holy water and said: 'Please God, give me some breasts,'" Hayek said. "And he gave me them!"
the Oscar-nominated actress also seems to like being the wife of a multi-billionaire,businessman François-Henri Pinault.
"I never understood the point of being privileged if you don't get to have the privileges," she says
Actress Salma Hayek. When it comes to the subject of her breasts, she's certainly ready to talk about them.
In the upcoming issue of Allure, the curvy Latina explains her upper half is not as good as it was 10 years ago. We should all have such problems.
"They're not bad ... I'm not complaining about them," the 44-year-old actress says.
This isn't the first time she's spoken up about what's up top. In a 2007 interview, Hayek explains that they were actually an act of God.
During a vacation in her native Mexico with her mother, Hayek said the two stopped at a church. That's when The Almighty stepped in.
"When we went inside, I prayed for the miracle I wanted to happen. I put my hands in holy water and said: 'Please God, give me some breasts,'" Hayek said. "And he gave me them!"
the Oscar-nominated actress also seems to like being the wife of a multi-billionaire,businessman François-Henri Pinault.
"I never understood the point of being privileged if you don't get to have the privileges," she says
Actress n Singer Jennifer Lopez last week announced her split from husband of seven years Marc Anthony, is widely admired for juggling a successful career with being mom to three-year-old twins Max and Emme. Jennifer doesn’t worry about her role model status though, as she isn’t interested in putting extra pressure on herself.
“A long time ago, I realised I would never put responsibility on my shoulders. I think that’s too heavy to think, oh my God, everybody is watching what I’m doing,” she told the British edition of OK! magazine.
Jennifer knows the main people she needs to worry about are herself and her family. The celebrity remarked that stars in the past who tried to live up to society’s expectations often faltered. “It’s just about making myself proud first, doing things that I know are right, living the best way that I can. If other people are inspired by that then I always saw that as icing on the cake. It’s been very destructive for some people to put that amount of pressure on themselves,” she added.
Heidi Montag became one of the biggest stars in "The Hills"-verse as Lauren Conrad's sometime bestie, sometime nemesis. From episode one of the MTV reality show, Heidi's bad-girl ways ruled, making her a star and tabloid fixture. Montag has also tried her hand at various other occupations, including singer and fashion designer. She even starred with hubby Spencer Pratt on "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!," doing her best to survive the wilderness, all with the cameras rolling, of course.
On Sunday, Heidi launches the latest phase of her ever-evolving career. On the new VH1 reality show "Famous Food," she is back on reality TV, adding a new job to her résumé: restaurateur. Montag insists she has what it takes to meet the challenge of launching a restaurant in Los Angeles' already bustling food scene.
"I grew up in the restaurant industry; my parents had a restaurant since I was 2 years old," she told MTV News. "There was nothing easy about 'Famous Food.' Really it was very difficult."
Montag isn't the only big personality on the show. It also features famed call girl Ashley Dupre, Three 6 Mafia's DJ Paul and Juicy J, "Bachelor" star Jake Pavelka, "Sopranos" star Vincent Pastore and feisty "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Danielle Staub.
"We have a certain amount of time until we have to open the actual restaurant, and you're individually competing, but you also have to work collectively together as a group," she said. "So it's really hard whenever everyone thinks their opinion is right and they want to do it their way, but you have to agree at the end of the day. So it was a really competitive, cutthroat show."
If you assume that Montag is going to come off just like she did on "The Hills," think again. It seems that she has moved away from her drama-queen days. "I really want to stay away from all of the drama," she said. "And I just try to be like, 'OK, let's open a restaurant.' "
supermodel Linda Evangelista had a baby boy named Augustin James Evangelista. In September 2007, Salma Hayek had a baby girl named Valentina Paloma Pinault. For years, it was rumored that Hayek’s husband, French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault, was the father of both children, even though all parties involved have long denied it. But Friday, the truth is finally out there. According to the New York Post, Evangelista appeared in a New York court last week to hash out some details of a paternity agreement with Pinault. That, plus some legal documents uncovered at the court, apparently prove that Pinault is lil’ Augustin’s daddy — meaning, yes, Pinault fathered children with Evangelista and Hayek less than a year apart.
The pop star Rihanna added the July 11 Birmingham concert to her "Loud" tour Tuesday, Live Nation said.
Three charities will receive donations from the show -- Project Team Up, Tuscaloosa Disaster Relief Fund and the Mayor's Disaster Relief Fund.
"Hearing about the hundreds of lives that have been lost and the communities that have been so devastated by this disaster ... I wanted to figure out a way to help," Rihanna said in a statement.
"I'm hoping that bringing the 'Loud' tour through Alabama can provide a moment of relief and raise a lot of money for the charities we are working with."
