Gogglebox's Steph and Dom Parker are "too posh" to talk to their co-stars.
Scarlett Moffatt, who appears on the BAFTA-winning show with her parents Betty and Mark, claims the champagne-swilling couple have made no effort to get to know the other stars of the hit Channel 4 documentary series.
She told the Daily Star newspaper: "Steph and Dom, the posh ones, are the only ones who don't speak to any of us. I think they don't want to because we're working class.
"I've sent them loads of Twitter messages and they've never replied. They are too posh for our banter."
The unemployed 23-year-old from County Durham, north east England, also revealed she struggles to understand Dom, who lives in Sandwich, Kent, in a sprawling mansion.
Scarlett jibed: "I can't really understand Steph and Dom anyway. We have to put the subtitles on when Dom speaks. To be fair they probably don't understand our Geordie accents."
Steph and Dom aren't the only 'Gogglebox' stars to receive an earful from the outspoken reality star, as she also took aim at vicar Kate Bottley, who joined the show in its third series with husband Graham.
Scarlett added: "I think the reverend needs to stop wearing her dog collar. We all know she's a vicar. You don't see the hairdressers hanging out at home with a pair of scissors."
Director Doug Liman tries to accomplish the impossible.
The 48-year-old filmmaker managed to get permission to have a military helicopter land in London's iconic Trafalgar Square for his latest film 'Edge of Tomorrow' and insists he only managed to pull that off because he was persistent and refused to take 'no' for an answer.
He told The Times 2 supplement: "It's easy to propose something outrageous in a pre-production meeting like, 'What about landing a military helicopter in Trafalgar Square?
"And the location manager will say, 'That's absolutely impossible. Two weeks before the scene they showed me the helicopter we were allowed to use and I immediately said 'That's not big enough'. And they said, 'It's all we could get, the RAF turned us down'.
"I said, 'Go back and try again'. And they did and eventually the RAF said yes."
Although film-making doesn't run smoothly Liman insists challenges and "chaos" help him better his work.
He added: "A little bit of chaos around me tends to bring out the best in my work."
Quentin Tarantino wants to shoot a film in London.
The 51-year-old filmmaker "loves" England's capital and would be keen to work on a project in the city.
He told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: "I love London and I want to film there. I could do a comedy there. I'm really obsessed with 1970s London."
Meanwhile, the famed director is in Cannes where he is set to attend an event to celebrate 'Pulp Fiction'.
He will walk the red carpet alongside Uma Thurman at the Palais this evening (23.05.14) before the crime film's special beach screening.
Tarantino will introduce the film, which first premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May 1994 and won the the festival's top prize, Palme d'Or.
He will also host the Closing Night screening of Sergio Leone's 1964 'Spaghetti Western A Fistful of Dollars'.
Tarantino most recently worked on 'Django Unchained' with a A-List cast including Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz and Leonardo DiCaprio and the film grossed over $425 million worldwide, making it his highest-grossing theatrical release to date.
Angelina Jolie kept banging into things on the 'Maleficent' set.
The actress' elaborate costume as the wicked fairy in the 'Sleeping Beauty' spin-off took weeks to put together, with her pointy horns proving especially tricky since they kept falling off and were so heavy she initially crashed around the set headfirst.
The United Nations ambassador told Collider.com: "The creation of it took a little time, to figure out how to do the horns and how to get them on my head and how to get them to stay. We used my hair in braids to nail it down. It was a head piece, with the horns. It wasn't like a headband.
"We'd put my hair in these little balls, and then you'd put the head piece over and pull the braids through, and you'd use that to anchor it. We had different horns. At first, they were too heavy. And then, we got them softer.
"We had some that would snap off because I kept banging into things. It all slowly came together. We tried different things, and some of the things didn't work. We had feather hair, at one point. We went that crazy."
Angelina, 38, would consider reprising the role in a follow-up Disney film because she had such a great time embracing the multi-faceted villainous character.
Quizzed whether she'd like to return for a sequel, she replied: "Nobody has asked me about that. I don't know. I can't imagine. I'm not dead, at the end of it. She's still there. I don't know. I loved playing her."
Julianne Moore believes the Hollywood lifestyle can leave people feeling "empty".
The 53-year-old actress stars in David Cronenberg's latest movie 'Maps to the Stars' as ruthless Havana Segrand, a fading star living among the Hollywood elite, and admits the character shows what can go wrong in the movie .
In an interview with The Guardian newspaper, she said: "Oh, I wouldn't say she's a monster, although it's true she does behave monstrously at times. She's one of these creatures that are very common in our industry, in that all of her self-worth and affirmation is projected from outside as opposed to inside. And the longer you live that kind of lifestyle, the more empty you become, until there comes a point when you just implode."
Moore - who is married to Bart Freundlich with whom she has son Caleb and daughter Liv - also says the film industry is too age obsessed, something she refuses to subscribe to.
She added: "You know, maybe that's a danger in any profession. But in the movie business it's heightened because it's all tied up with your face and how you look and the world's perception of that. "But the only people who can affirm you are your family. They are the ones who are close to you. They're the only ones who can really see you."
Candice Swanepoel has topped Maxim magazine's Hot 100 list.
The Victoria's Secret model - whose been working with the brand since 2007 - is thrilled to have been named the sexiest woman in the world by the American men's publication after beating a host of beautiful and "talented" ladies to the top spot.
The magazine announced the result on Twitter, posting: "And now the moment you've been waiting for. The 2014 #MaximHot100 number one is...@AngelCandice! (sic)"
The 25-year-old blonde beauty said: "It's a huge honour to be Maxim's No. 1, among so many beautiful and talented women! It's a great feeling."
Maxim creative director Paul Martinez, insists the model is the embodiment of perfection with a combination of beauty and brains.
He explained: "Candice Swanepoel is the ideal embodiment of the new Maxim brand: stunning, sophisticated, elegant. It's not only her flawless beauty and effortless grace that have garnered her the coveted 2014 Hot 100 number one placement, but also her business acumen.
"She has risen to become one of the world's top supermodels and has transcended the accolade to become a global brand. It's hard to imagine a woman more perfect."
Other notable entries include Scarlett Johansson, who climbed up from 15th spot in 2013's list to secure second place, while Katy Perry and Irina Shayk - the girlfriend of soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo - landed the third and fourth spots respectively.
'Hunger Games' actress Jennifer Lawrence also made the top five, retaining the same position as last year.
Maxim magazine's Hot 100 list top 10:
1. Candice Swanepoel
2. Scarlett Johansson
3. Katy Perry
4. Irina Shayk
5. Jennifer Lawrence
6. Zooey Deschanel
7. Alessandra Ambrosio
8. Jessica Alba
9. Mila Kunis
10. Cara Delevingne
Kim Kardashian has had her final wedding dress fitting.
The reality star is ready to walk down the aisle with Kanye West in Florence, Italy, this Saturday (24.05.14) after completing last minute checks on her top secret designer outfit.
The 33-year-old brunette shared the news during a private family dinner on Wednesday (21.05.14) at the exclusive Hotel Costes in Paris, revealing it fits "perfect".
A source told Us Weekly magazine that Kim announced, "Perfect. It's perfect. Yes, it's done", when quizzed about the gown.
Kim - who previously had several outfit changes during her televised wedding to her second husband Kris Humphries in 2011 - is expected to choose between Givenchy, Azzedine Alaia, Balmain and Lanvin on her big day.
The VOGUE cover girl and Kanye - who have 10-month-old daughter, North, together - are rumoured to have turned down offers of up to $1 million for their wedding pictures because of the 'Otis' rapper's desire for privacy.
Kim previously cashed in $1.5 million for her 2011 as well as receiving $300,000 for her engagement announcement, and the ceremony was recorded and aired on her family's E! reality show 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians'.
However, Kim has bigger things to worry about since she is deeply concerned about the changeable weather in Europe.
She was overhead moaning: "I hope the rain doesn't ruin my wedding."
Jennifer Lawrence screamed at Daniel Radcliffe when she first met him because she was so excited.
'The Hunger Games' actress is a huge fan of the Harry Potter books and films and couldn't contain her excitement when she met the actor - who played the titular wizard.
Speaking about the things she was interested in when she was younger on NBC's 'Late Night With Seth Meyers', she said: "I read 'Harry Potter' three times. *NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, but it all changes when you get older. You meet everyone and you're like, 'Oh, we're all adults now'. It's not the same as in the '90s."
But when asked if it "wasn't a big deal" when she met Daniel when she was older, she admitted she got star-struck.
She said, "No! I screamed at him the first time that I met him", before joking: "Not like yelled at him, 'You son of a ... I never got my letter! I waited and waited.' "
Meanwhile, the 23-year-old actress also admitted she uses interviews to get revenge on her two older brothers Ben and Blaine for being mean to her when she was younger.
She said: "I don't really care, genuinely, because it's karma. I was the little sister, there was nothing I could do, they threw me downstairs, I thought I was gonna die, every day. Then I turned out to be famous and talked about it on talk shows. It's perfect karma for me, I don't feel bad about that."
Katharine McPhee and Nick Cokas are getting divorced.
The 30-year-old star - who was catapulted to the spotlight after finishing as runner-up in 'American Idol' in 2006 - is in the process of legally ending her six-year marriage to the 47-year-old hunk, who she wed at Beverly Hills Presbyterian Church in February 2008.
McPhee's publicist confirmed the news, telling People: "After six years of marriage, and having been separated for the past year, Katharine McPhee has filed for a dissolution of marriage from Nick Cokas.
"The two have an amicable relationship and will remain friends. They ask that people respect their privacy during this time."
The pair are believed to have "grown apart" and realised they weren't good together anymore.
A source close to the brunette beauty said: "It was just time.
"They'd grown apart and weren't right for each other anymore."
Drew Barrymore looked cheerful as she stepped out in New York City. The actress looked pretty in a colourful striped jumper just four weeks after giving birth to her second daughter, Frankie.
Bride to be Kim Kardashian looked lovely in a white embellished mini-dress a she arrived at Costes, in Paris, France for her rumoured hen party. The reality TV star was closely followed by her sister Kyle Jenner ahead of her wedding to Kanye West this ...