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Russell Brand is infamous for his womanizing ways, but it sounds like Katy Perry has melted his cold cold heart. Russell is said to be so smitten with Katy, he's already confessing his undying devotion to her. He said: "I think I'm in love." When asked about his relationship with Katy, he added: "I don't think I should be drawn on that." Apparently he's trying really hard not to talk about the relationship with the public so he doesn't spoil anything. A friend told The UK Sun: "Russell has had a crush on Katy for...

Michael Jackson thought Madonna was "sincerely in love" with him. The late pop star - who died in June from acute Propofol intoxication - claimed he turned down the singer's advances because he didn't find her "sexy."

In a 2001 interview with his friend Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, Michael said: "I think she was sincerely in love with me and I was not in love with her. I think she likes shock value and she knows how to push buttons on people."

"She did a lot of crazy things. I knew we had nothing in common. She is not sexy at all. I think being sexy comes from the heart in the way you present yourself."

As well as being convinced Madonna was attracted to him, Michael also thought the "Vogue" star was jealous of his career.

Socialite Daisy Lowe fell madly in love with Blur frontman Damon Albarn - after he took her for a day out at a theme park when she was just seven years old.

The British model was treated to a trip to Britain's Thorpe Park by the Britpop pioneer, who was pals with her singer mother Pearl Lowe.

And the brunette was so enchanted by her fun-packed day out with Albarn, she insists he'll always be the love of her life.

She reveals to Britain's Independent newspaper, "He took me to Thorpe Park when I was seven years old, he bought me a necklace with the letter D on it and told me it was the best letter ever.

"I haven't met him since, but I've never loved anyone as much as him."...

David Arquette had to "trick" Courteney Cox into falling in love with him. The "Scream" co-stars - who have been marred for 10 years and have a five-year-old daughter, Coco - met shortly before they started filming the horror franchise and while the actor was smitten straight away, he admits it took him time to win over the former "Friends" actress.

He said: "Was it love at first sight? For me it was, but not for her. I had to trick her."

"We met at a pre-party before we started filming Scream. I was being a little cocky and Courteney was like, 'Ah, I've heard of you,' and we just kept flirting for a while. She's just so gorgeous and she jokes around so much."

The couple are now happily settled in Los Angeles but David admits he can't believe how quickly time has passed since Coco was born.

J names have had their day in the sun: a whole generation of Jennifers and Jessicas, Jasons and Joshuas are now growing up and having babies of their own. Then came the K names popular in the nineties: Kyle, Kayla, Kaitlyn. Next up? The L names. Pamela Redmond-Satran, co-founder of nameberry.com, says that “L is the hottest beginning consonant for babies’ names here and throughout Europe.” Hotter still are names with a double-l sound like Lila and Tallulah.

There are a litany of celebrity babies born recently with L names in the Luke and Lucy family, which means light. They include Lucia, as chosen by Amber and Rob Mariano; Luciana, as chosen by Carnie Wilson; Lucy, as chosen by Nancy Grace; Luc, as chosen by Peter Gabriel; Luca, as chosen by Vincent D’Onofrio; Luka, as chosen by Tom Colicchio and Luke, as chosen by Natalie Morales.

The letter L is long on variety,...

Actor Christoph Waltz holding a pair of covet-worthy pumps in Inglourious Basterds. For those of you who shielded your eyes during the scalping and shooting scenes in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds and instead focused on actresses Melanie Laurent and Diane Kruger, who light up the screen, you probably left the theater with one conclusion: 1940s fashion is absolutely fabulous. After all, the leading ladies spend the entire World War II drama flaunting tailored silhouettes, head-to-toe ensembles, and daringly cut skirts that would send any inner Edith Head lusting. Kruger, a woman so stylish offscreen that her outfits seem to receive more press than her roles, plays Bridget von Hammersmark, a glamour-girl actress with a spy job on the side. Von Hammersmark’s wardrobe is full-on Frau, which Kruger beautifully carries off: thick wool suits cinched with men’s belts, fraying beaded gowns with wisps of mink, and feathered felt...