Ariana Grande takes no notice of claims she's a diva.
The 'Love Me Harder' singer - who picked up awards for Best Song and Best Female at the MTV European Music Awards (EMAs) in Glasgow last night (09.11.14) - admitted claims she is demanding and unfriendly bothered her at first, but has now decided to ignore them because she knows they are untrue.
Speaking at the EMAs, she explained: "I stick to the truth. I know my truth. I pay attention to the positive.
"For a while I was very upset by it, the negativity, but then I realised it's not my business what others think of me. It's my business to stay grounded and focused and not get derailed by any negativity.
"I've completely detached myself from it. I know what's real. Those that don't understand me, don't need to."
The 21-year-old performer - who sang her hits 'Problem' and 'Break Free' at the awards ceremony - confirmed however, that the diva accusations are false, saying she's just eager to succeed.
She continued: "There's a big difference between being determined and being a bitch. A lot of people don't understand that."
"There are a lot of unfair assumptions that everyone is making."
The star - who is dating rapper Big Sean - added that although she is not a diva, she refuses to be bossed around and has a clear vision of how she sees her career progressing.
She told The Sun newspaper: "I would rather have a strong vision and be in control than be a manufactured pop star that dresses in a certain way because they're told to and makes changes because they're told to.
"I'm going to make changes and evolve because I'm ready to."
Nicki Minaj apologised for swearing while hosting an expletive-ridden ceremony at last night's (09.11.14) 2014 MTV European Music Awards (EMAs).
The 'Anaconda' hitmaker started the Scottish-based show as she meant to go on by dropping the F-bomb on two occasions in her opening line before saying sorry for her language and joking she could do what she wants because she is the host.
Speaking to the audience at the SSE Hydro Arena after turning up on stage in a ruffled dress complete with a 14ft train, she said: "What the f**k is good Glasgow? It's November and it's the EMAs. Sit back, relax and get ready to turn the f**k up.'
"I'm sorry if I cursed, but I am Nicki Minaj."
But the 31-year-old star, who picked up the Best Hip Hop accolade at the ceremony, wasted no time in getting the crowd on her side as she threw out 1,000 free drink vouchers, 'Minaj Money', which got the audience's approval.
She also wowed the crowd, who she referred to as "the Scots" with a medley which included some of legendary Scottish duo The Proclaimers' 1988 hit 'I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles).
Despite her expletives, Nicki proved to be a popular choice as host and took to her Twitter account to retweet hundreds of positive remarks about her presenting performance.
One fan wrote: "honestly, I'm speechless about tonight queen, you've made mine and many others night, congratulation (sic)"
Another supporter posted: "you were so amazing tonight I love you so much (sic)"
Nicki posted a picture of herself in the ruffled hem dress she arrived on stage in and thanked the people of Scotland for giving her such a warm welcome at the ceremony.
In a caption attached to the image, she wrote: "This dress by Peter Hidalgo. MTV, thank you. SCOTLAND, thank u. (sic)"
Nicki also didn't disappoint in the style stakes, changing her look no less than eight times after coming in on wires in her outrageous ruffled outfit.
One Direction were the big winners on the night as they won a hat-trick of awards - Best Pop, Best Live and Biggest Fan.
Accepting the Biggest Fan accolade via video-link, Harry Styles paid tribute to their supporters, known as Directioners, saying: "We're so sorry we can't be with you tonight. Thank you so much for this, the award for Biggest Fans.
"Because of that we obviously, obviously want to thank our incredible fans - thank you so, so much for all your support. We can never thank you all enough."
Ariana Grande won Best Female and Best Song for hit 'Problem', featuring Iggy Azela, while Justin Bieber got the nod for the Best Male prize.
Katy Perry and 5 Seconds of Summer were also among the winners, while Ozzy Osbourne took home the Global Icon award.
Gemma Collins called the police after her boyfriend assaulted her.
The 33-year-old television personality contacted the police after her boyfriend Alexander Moss allegedly "beat her up" at her home in Brentwood, Essex on Saturday evening (08.11.14).
A source close to Gemma - who is rumoured to be appearing in 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here' later this month - revealed that the star had been physically attacked and her home had been ruined during the incident.
The insider told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Gemma was gearing up to fly to the jungle when the incident happened. She was preparing to go to the jungle as a single girl. But she had an argument with Alex and he flew off the handle.
"She is not in a good way and has been badly hurt and her house has been smashed up. The police were called.
"Gemma has known Alex for a long time, they are very close but she is deeply hurt and distressed."
According to the newspaper, a spokesman for the Essex police confirmed that an incident had taken place.
A statement said: "Officers went to the location and the victim was assessed by ambulance paramedics but did not need hospital treatment."
Moss has been in trouble with the police before, and he was jailed in 2012 for conspiracy to supply cocaine.
Gemma - who first met Moss while she was in the 20s - reportedly thought he was a changed man since being in prison.
The source said: "Gemma had given Alex a second chance and he had convinced her he was a reformed character - she really believed that he had changed."
Octavia Spencer is happy there are roles for "sexy" and "chubby" actresses in Hollywood.
The 44-year-old 'Get On Up' actress claims that her role as Aunt Honey in the James Brown biopic proves there is a place for plus-sized women in the film industry.
Recalling a conversation she had with the film's director Tate Taylor, she said: "He suggested I play Honey, saying that she was kinda sexy with an edge. I told him: 'You had me at sexy!'
"It also felt good to know that there's still a few interesting roles out there for a chubby, hot [actress]."
Octavia - who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Minny in the 2011 film 'The Help' - also revealed that she has found it easier to find work since turning 40.
She told The Independent newspaper: "It took me 15 years to become an overnight success. I think for a lot of character actors, a lot of us hit our stride when we turn 40 and, if you're an ingenue, well there's only a small window when you can [be an] ingenue, after that you can't fake it. The shelf life of a character actor is much longer and you do have the ability to be a late bloomer."
Jared Leto is set to star as The Joker in 'Suicide Squad'.
The musician and actor is reportedly in talks with Warner Brothers about playing the iconic Batman character in their new film 'Suicide Squad'.
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Michael Palin's return to TV acting has been marked by self-doubts.
The 'Monty Python' star is set to return to the small screen in new BBC drama 'Remember Me', in which he plays the role of an 80-year-old man who's driven by voices in his own head to enrol himself at a care home.
And Palin, 71, who's not played the lead role in a TV drama since 'GBH' in 1991, concedes he's nervous about the project, saying: "The risk is ... you suddenly find out, 'Oh, perhaps I wasn't as good after all.' Maybe half way through they'll think, 'Oh dear, maybe we've got the wrong bloke.'"
Palin is nearly ten years younger than his on-screen character, but says he can easily relate to him.
He explained to The Sunday Times newspaper: "I've had to come to terms with what it would be like just to slow up, but also to be a frightened old man. As I get older myself, I sometimes find it less easy to relate to the rest of the world - just every now and then.
"You think, 'Oh, well, everyone's younger than me, they're all doing different things, these are the people who are running the world.' So, you can, if you're not careful, feel invisible sometimes."
It only took ten minutes for staff to feel "depressed" when Adrian Chiles joined 'Daybreak'.
An ITV executive has described the 47-year-old television presenter - who was forced to leave 'Daybreak' in 2011 after only 13 months due to poor viewing figures - as too "grumpy" to present early morning TV.
The unnamed ITV executive said: "There was so much excitement because they had been so successful 'The One Show'. But it took about 10 minutes on day one for optimism to give way to depression.
"Despite the critics he appeared to dig deep and gave his all to make it a success. But humour is hard to find waking up at 4am to do live telly, especially given his persona was like your slightly grumpy mate in the pub."
The executive told the Guardian newspaper: "It was a bad career move."
Adrian revealed earlier this year that the "stressful" experience of 'Daybreak' still gives him sleepless nights.
He said: "I haven't slept properly since [Daybreak]. It was a stressful time as you can imagine."
Of the 'Good Morning Britain' team, he said: "I am not enjoying watching them suffer now. They have just got to stick to it and they will be fine; it will come round, it just needs to be given time and it is difficult in the current climate."
James Blunt is not earnest.
The 40-year-old musician is in the midst of a career rival following the release of his fourth studio album, 'Moon Landing', earlier this year, and James concedes that the broad perception of him is markedly different from the reality.
Reflecting on his career, James said: "I probably suffered from over-play of over-emotional songs. I found in my writing that I could express emotions that as an everyday person I have no interest in expressing. These strange things that girls talk about called feelings."
Blunt - who was once a member of the British army - said fame has barely made an impression on his character.
He told the Mail on Sunday newspaper: "I'm a fairly unaffected human being. I'm easy to talk to, I hope. I'm not too bothered about the clothes I'm wearing. I've been misquoted in interviews as to appear earnest. Which I am not."
An upturn in James' recent popularity has been linked to his amusing messages on Twitter, which have helped to change the public's perception of him.
He said: "Twitter has given me my own voice. After I posted my first two tweets, the record label phoned me and asked me to stop. I said, 'I really can't because I've opened a Pandora's box and I'm enjoying it."
Redfoo thinks sending naked photos online is 'ridiculous' after revealing that he is on Tinder to "meet people".
The 39-year-old 'New Thang' singer claims that women will need to meet him in person to see him naked because he doesn't share nude photos of himself online.
Talking exclusively to BANG Showbiz, Redfoo said: "No, no. I've never sent nudes. I couldn't do that. That's ridiculous. If you gotta see me nude, it's gotta be in the flesh. So I just tease. But no, I wouldn't do that. Not my thing."
However, the singer - whose real name is Stefan Kendal Gordy - has admitted that he is open to finding a girlfriend on the dating app Tinder - as long as they don't minding fitting into his hectic lifestyle.
He explained: "I do like the girl-next-door. I like that. I think that it keeps my in touch with what's really going on. But at the same time, I don't really think about it, like, famous or not famous. It's interesting.
"It really comes down to like careers. If you're dating someone who a strong focus on their career, that's always challenging. They're busy, you're busy. Sometimes you meet someone and they're not that busy. Maybe they're on vacation or something and can afford to just hang out.
"You gotta be in the same world I think. I think Tinder says to everybody: 'I'm here to meet people.'"
The 'Sexy And I Know It' singer did note that he is "picky" when selecting a potential date on the social app as he added that he sometimes just uses it for the company while travelling.
Redfoo shared: "I'm pretty picky. I swipe left a lot. I can just tell. 'Nah, that person has attitude'. But I do read the bios.
"A lot of it is the chatting. You know, you can meet all these people without going to the club. You can sit back at home and talk to people, so sometimes it's a mini vacation. It's a relaxing thing."
Redfoo's new single 'New Thang' is out on December 15th.
Julie Bowen has praised her "awesome" 'Modern Family' co-star Sarah Hyland following the young star's split from her abusive ex-boyfriend.
The 44-year-old actress has shown her support to her on-screen daughter as she revealed that Sarah, 23, is "doing great" since her dramatic break-up with Matt Prokop.
Talking at the Baby2Baby event in California on Saturday (08.11.14), Julie - who plays Claire Dunphy on the ABC show - shared: "Oh my God, Sarah is so great. She's an angel. Just love her. I love her.
"Sarah is not even 25, and she's already way ahead of where I ever was. She's awesome."
Sarah split from her 24-year-old ex-boyfriend in September 2014 amid accusations that he had been abusive towards her. The star (who plays Haley Dunphy on 'Modern Family') had been dating Matt for five years before ending their relationship after she took out a permanent restraining order against her former love.
The actress also revealed in court documents that Matt had been physically and verbally abusive towards her.
Julie - who originally intervened when she suspected that Sarah was not coping in the relationship - admitted to Us Weekly magazine that she felt she had to help her co-star out.
She said: "I'm just nosy. I stick my nose in anything and everything. I love my kids, my fake kids and my real kids.
"If anyone needs help, I'm a soft touch."
Justin Bieber brought his Xbox with him on an night out.
The 20-year-old 'Beauty and the Beat' singer reportedly brought the game console with him for Pastor Carl Lentz birthday party, which was held at Jay Z's 40/40 club on Thursday evening (06.11.14).
According to reports, the tween heartthrob retreated to a private room where he hooked his Xbox up to the club's TV system, taking it in turns to play 'NBA 2K15' and 'FIFA' with his fellow party guests.
A source told New York Post's Page Six: "Bieber was a lot better at 'Fifa' and came out with one or two victories."
However, Justin decided to celebrate with some ice cream - not video games - after he took home the Best Male trophy at the 2014 MTV Europe Music Awards last night (09.11.14) for the fifth consecutive time.
Uunable to make the ceremony - which took place in Glasgow, Scotland - Justin thanked his fans via video.
He said: "I just won Best Male at the EMAs so I just wanted to thank all my fans out there, you guys are incredible. I'm at CVS so I'm going to get some fudgesicles."
Justin also captioned the video - which he shared on via Twitter - with a heartfelt message. He wrote: "Just won Best Male at the #EMA's! Thank you all so much. Big things coming. Love you."
Jourdan Dunn has better dance moves than Cara Delevingne and Karlie Kloss.
The trio of models, all of whom are good friends, all enjoy partying, but Jourdan, 24, insists she's the most talented on the dancefloor.
She explained: "I have the best dance moves out of all of us. Anything that's R&B or hip-hop with a good beat, then, boom. I'm up and dancing. I don't understand people who go to a party and stand by the walls; I love dancing. But Cara - she is the last to leave the dancefloor every time. She feeds off energy, music and people. It's one of her many amazing traits."
Jourdan also revealed that Karlie - who is the godmother of her son Riley - has proven to be unimpressive when it comes to handing out gifts.
She told the Mail on Sunday: "Karlie's rubbish! She just sends out her own brand of cookies."
Jourdan also said her sense of perspective has changed since having her son in 2009.
She said: "Before I had my son, my job was something I did because the money was good. But when I had Riley, I realised that I was taking things for granted; that I have this amazing career which I can actually use to do good.
"I'm now an ambassador for the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America. I can support my son and give him a great start in life and send him to a good school. He has given my life a focus."