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Justin Bieber is happy to be considered a sex symbol.
The 20-year-old singer admits modelling for Calvin Klein has always been his dream and he hopes his adverts become iconic like Mark Wahlberg's in the '90s.
He said: "I don't know if I'm a sex symbol or what that even means. But if I am one, fine by me!"
The 'Baby' hitmaker landed a contract modelling underwear for the brand after posting a picture of himself on Instagram of himself in his boxer shorts last March.
He added to Us Weekly magazine: "Modelling for Calvin Klein was always my dream. And it got their attention."
The singer worked out five times a week with his personal trainer to prepare for the photoshoot and even lifted weights during it, and he hopes Mark is a fan of his work.
He said: "I hope he reacts positively to my ads."
Meanwhile, the Canadian star, who is rumoured to be dating Hailey Baldwin following his split from long-term girlfriend Selena Gomez last year, insists he is enjoying being single.
He said: "Single life is great. It's given me time to focus on myself."
Justin Bieber happy with ‘sex symbol’ status
Justin Bieber is happy to be considered a sex symbol.
The 20-year-old singer admits modelling for Calvin Klein has always been his dream and he hopes his adverts become iconic like Mark Wahlberg's in the '90s.
He said: "I don't know if I'm a sex symbol or what that even means. But if I am one, fine by me!"
The 'Baby' hitmaker landed a contract modelling underwear for the brand after posting a picture of himself on Instagram of himself in his boxer shorts last March.
He added to Us Weekly magazine: "Modelling for Calvin Klein was always my dream. And it got their attention."
The singer worked out five times a week with his personal trainer to prepare for the photoshoot and even lifted weights during it, and he hopes Mark is a fan of his work.
He said: "I hope he reacts positively to my ads."
Meanwhile, the Canadian star, who is rumoured to be dating Hailey Baldwin following his split from long-term girlfriend Selena Gomez last year, insists he is enjoying being single.
He said: "Single life is great. It's given me time to focus on myself."
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Michael Keaton thinks his younger self was "crazy" to move to Hollywood.
The 'Birdman' star - who worked as a cameraman at Pittsburgh television station WQED before landing minor roles and deciding to relocate to California - is proud of himself for finding the courage to make the move with less than $300 to his name and nowhere to live.
When asked how he found the courage to move to Hollywood, he said: "No f**king idea. When I look back at it now ... first of all, I pat myself on the back for doing it. But the other part of me is like, 'What was he thinking? He's so crazy.' I can't remember the exact amount of money I had, but I know it was under $300 that I'd saved. Almost all of it was gone once I bought an airline ticket."
The 63-year-old actor had originally planned to move to New York before he was advised to try his luck on the west coast as there were more acting opportunities.
He explained: "One guy who was already making a living as a comedy writer - I was moving to New York - and he said to me, 'You should come and try LA out. It's wide open.' "
Michael - who was recently nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award and Golden Globe for his role in 'Birdman' - had a rocky start to his career and admitted to trying out "a zillion jobs" after dropping out of college before making a name for himself in movies.
He told Prestige Hong Kong magazine: "I dropped out to make money, then went back and then dropped out to make money again because I couldn't afford my tuition. I dropped out to get a job. I was working for a survey crew. Work on the roads with road crews. I had a zillion jobs. I shovelled asphalt off the back of a truck, drove a cab. I did a ton of stuff. My brother gave me a little part-time job selling building materials on construction sites, so I did that."
Michael Keaton was speaking to Joe Yogerst at Prestige Hong Kong magazine.
Michael Keaton felt ‘crazy’ moving to Hollywood
Michael Keaton thinks his younger self was "crazy" to move to Hollywood.
The 'Birdman' star - who worked as a cameraman at Pittsburgh television station WQED before landing minor roles and deciding to relocate to California - is proud of himself for finding the courage to make the move with less than $300 to his name and nowhere to live.
When asked how he found the courage to move to Hollywood, he said: "No f**king idea. When I look back at it now ... first of all, I pat myself on the back for doing it. But the other part of me is like, 'What was he thinking? He's so crazy.' I can't remember the exact amount of money I had, but I know it was under $300 that I'd saved. Almost all of it was gone once I bought an airline ticket."
The 63-year-old actor had originally planned to move to New York before he was advised to try his luck on the west coast as there were more acting opportunities.
He explained: "One guy who was already making a living as a comedy writer - I was moving to New York - and he said to me, 'You should come and try LA out. It's wide open.' "
Michael - who was recently nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award and Golden Globe for his role in 'Birdman' - had a rocky start to his career and admitted to trying out "a zillion jobs" after dropping out of college before making a name for himself in movies.
He told Prestige Hong Kong magazine: "I dropped out to make money, then went back and then dropped out to make money again because I couldn't afford my tuition. I dropped out to get a job. I was working for a survey crew. Work on the roads with road crews. I had a zillion jobs. I shovelled asphalt off the back of a truck, drove a cab. I did a ton of stuff. My brother gave me a little part-time job selling building materials on construction sites, so I did that."
Michael Keaton was speaking to Joe Yogerst at Prestige Hong Kong magazine.
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Felicity Jones "ran around her hotel room screaming" when she found out she was up for a Leading Actress BAFTA.
The 31-year-old star discovered she had been nominated for the prestigious award for her portrayal of Stephen Hawking's first wife, Jane Wilde Hawking, in 'The Theory of Everything' at midnight as she is currently in Los Angeles ahead of the Golden Globes on Sunday (11.01.15), and she was amazed by the news.
She is quoted by the BBC as saying: "I've been running round my hotel room screaming.
"It's midnight here. We're just about to go to bed, but we've all been emailing each other and exclaiming with excitement.
"I'm looking forward to celebrating with a glass of champagne and Skyping my family."
The brunette beauty faces stiff competition from Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike, Reese Witherspoon ('Wild'), Julianne Moore ('Still Alice') and Amy Adams ('Big Eyes'), but she is just happy to have got a nod in such a strong category.
She added: "I feel very lucky to be in such remarkable company. I've watched those performances and I feel like they're very exciting for women in film because they are all revolutionary performances."
Felicity's co-star Eddie Redmayne, who plays Stephen Hawking in the movie, is up for the Leading Actor prize, and he paid tribute to the film's director James Marsh for the success of the movie, which received 10 nominations.
He said: "James Marsh our director got such an amazing group of people. It was a passion project for everyone so the fact it has been nominated for so many things is a testament to him."
Eddie's competition in the category includes Benedict Cumberbatch for his main role in 'The Imitation Game', but he insists there is no rivalry between the pair.
The 33-year-old star said: "He's an old friend. We've known each other for about 10 years now.
"He is the most magnificent actor. I've seen 'Imitation Game' and he is brilliant in it."
Ralph Fiennes - who won his first BAFTA in 1994 - is also up for the prize for his portrayal of concierge Monsieur Gustave H in 'The Grand Budapest Hotel', which received the most nominations with 11, and, like Felicity, he is also looking forward to toasting the nod with some fizz.
He said in a statement: "I'm delighted of course. Dom Perignon all around for guests and staff at The Grand Budapest Hotel. And a free sample of Eau de Panache too, darling."
Mark Ruffalo received a nod in the Supporting Actor category for 'Foxcatcher', along with his co-star Steve Carell, Edward Norton ('Birdman'), Ethan Hawke ('Boyhood') and J.K. Simmons ('Whiplash'), and he is "honoured" to have been recognised.
He wrote on Twitter: "Thank you @BAFTA for the wonderful distinction of a nomination for @FoxcatcherUK I am honored. (sic)"
Stephen Fry and Sam Claflin announced the EE British Academy Film Awards nominations this morning (09.01.15), and the TV host will also present the ceremony on February 8 at the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden.
The event will be broadcast exclusively on BBC One and BBC One HD, preceded by a red carpet show on BBC Three.
Felicity Jones’ screaming delight at BAFTA nod
Felicity Jones "ran around her hotel room screaming" when she found out she was up for a Leading Actress BAFTA.
The 31-year-old star discovered she had been nominated for the prestigious award for her portrayal of Stephen Hawking's first wife, Jane Wilde Hawking, in 'The Theory of Everything' at midnight as she is currently in Los Angeles ahead of the Golden Globes on Sunday (11.01.15), and she was amazed by the news.
She is quoted by the BBC as saying: "I've been running round my hotel room screaming.
"It's midnight here. We're just about to go to bed, but we've all been emailing each other and exclaiming with excitement.
"I'm looking forward to celebrating with a glass of champagne and Skyping my family."
The brunette beauty faces stiff competition from Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike, Reese Witherspoon ('Wild'), Julianne Moore ('Still Alice') and Amy Adams ('Big Eyes'), but she is just happy to have got a nod in such a strong category.
She added: "I feel very lucky to be in such remarkable company. I've watched those performances and I feel like they're very exciting for women in film because they are all revolutionary performances."
Felicity's co-star Eddie Redmayne, who plays Stephen Hawking in the movie, is up for the Leading Actor prize, and he paid tribute to the film's director James Marsh for the success of the movie, which received 10 nominations.
He said: "James Marsh our director got such an amazing group of people. It was a passion project for everyone so the fact it has been nominated for so many things is a testament to him."
Eddie's competition in the category includes Benedict Cumberbatch for his main role in 'The Imitation Game', but he insists there is no rivalry between the pair.
The 33-year-old star said: "He's an old friend. We've known each other for about 10 years now.
"He is the most magnificent actor. I've seen 'Imitation Game' and he is brilliant in it."
Ralph Fiennes - who won his first BAFTA in 1994 - is also up for the prize for his portrayal of concierge Monsieur Gustave H in 'The Grand Budapest Hotel', which received the most nominations with 11, and, like Felicity, he is also looking forward to toasting the nod with some fizz.
He said in a statement: "I'm delighted of course. Dom Perignon all around for guests and staff at The Grand Budapest Hotel. And a free sample of Eau de Panache too, darling."
Mark Ruffalo received a nod in the Supporting Actor category for 'Foxcatcher', along with his co-star Steve Carell, Edward Norton ('Birdman'), Ethan Hawke ('Boyhood') and J.K. Simmons ('Whiplash'), and he is "honoured" to have been recognised.
He wrote on Twitter: "Thank you @BAFTA for the wonderful distinction of a nomination for @FoxcatcherUK I am honored. (sic)"
Stephen Fry and Sam Claflin announced the EE British Academy Film Awards nominations this morning (09.01.15), and the TV host will also present the ceremony on February 8 at the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden.
The event will be broadcast exclusively on BBC One and BBC One HD, preceded by a red carpet show on BBC Three.
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'The Grand Budapest Hotel' leads the BAFTA Film Awards nominations with 11 nods.
The Wes Anderson comedy movie is up for the main award, Best Film, but will face stiff competition from 'Birdman' and 'The Theory of Everything', which both received 10 nominations, 'The Imitation Game', which has nine, and 'Boyhood', which is up for five gongs overall.
Ralph Fiennes is up for the Leading Actor prize for his portrayal of the hotel concierge, but he will go up against Eddie Redmayne ('The Theory of Everything'), Benedict Cumberbatch ('The Imitation Game'), Michael Keaton ('Birdman') and Jake Gyllenhaal ('Nightcrawler') for the accolade.
Redmayne's leading lady Felicity Jones has been nominated for the Leading Actress award alongside Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike, Reese Witherspoon ('Wild'), Julianne Moore ('Still Alice') and Amy Adams ('Big Eyes').
The Imitation Game's Keira Knightley is also recognised for her role in the movie in the Supporting Actress category with Emma Stone ('Birdman'), Imelda Staunton ('Pride'), Patricia Arquette ('Boyhood') and Rene Russo ('Nightcrawler').
'Foxcatcher' stars Mark Ruffalo and Steve Carell both received nods in the Supporting Actor category but they will have to go up against tough opposition in the form of Edward Norton ('Birdman'), Ethan Hawke ('Boyhood') and J.K. Simmons ('Whiplash') if either of them are to take home the gong.
As well as his film receiving 11 nominations, Anderson could also be set for some personal success after he was given nods for Best Original Screenplay and Best Director, but will face stiff competition from Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Richard Linklater, James Marsh and Damien Chazelle.
The EE British Academy Film Awards take place on February 8 at the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden.
The ceremony will be hosted by Stephen Fry and will be broadcast exclusively on BBC One and BBC One HD, preceded by a red carpet show on BBC Three.
Full list of the EE British Academy Film Awards 2015 nominations:
Best film
'Birdman'
'Boyhood'
'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
'The Imitation Game'
'The Theory of Everything'
Outstanding British film
''71'
'The Imitation Game'
'Paddington'
'Pride'
'The Theory of Everything'
'Under the Skin'
Outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer
Elaine Constantine (writer/director) - 'Northern soul'
Gregory Burke (writer), Yann Demange (director) ''71'
Hong Khaou (writer/director) 'Lilting'
Paul Katis (director/producer), Andrew de Lotbinière (producer) 'Kajaki: The True Story'
Stephen Beresford (writer), David Livingstone (producer) 'Pride'
Film not in the English language
'Ida'
'Leviathan'
'The Lunchbox'
'Trash'
'Two Days, One Night'
Documentary
'20 Feet from Stardom'
'20,000 Days on Earth'
'Citizenfour'
'Finding Vivian Maier'
'Virunga'
Animated film
'Big Hero 6'
'The Boxtrolls'
'The Lego Movie'
Director
Alejandro G. Iñárritu - 'Birdman'
Richard Linklater- 'Boyhood'
Wes Anderson- 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
James Marsh- 'The Theory of Everything'
Damien Chazelle- 'Whiplash'
Original screenplay
'Birdman'
'Boyhood'
'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
'Nightcrawler'
'Whiplash'
Adapted screenplay
'American Sniper'
'Gone Girl
'The Imitation Game'
'Paddington'
'The Theory of Everything'
Leading actor
Benedict Cumberbatch - 'The Imitation Game'
Eddie Redmayne - 'The Theory of Everything'
Jake Gyllenhaal - 'Nightcrawler'
Michael Keaton - 'Birdman'
Ralph Fiennes - 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
Leading actress
Amy Adams - 'Big Eyes'
Felicity Jones - 'The Theory of Everything'
Julianne Moore - 'Still Alice'
Reese Witherspoon - 'Wild'
Rosamund Pike - 'Gone Girl'
Supporting actor
Edward Norton - 'Birdman'
Ethan Hawke 'Boyhood'
J.K. Simmons 'Whiplash'
Mark Ruffalo 'Foxcatcher'
Steve Carell 'Foxcatcher'
Supporting actress
Emma Stone - 'Birdman'
Imelda Staunton - 'Pride'
Keira Knightley - 'The Imitation Game'
Patricia Arquette - 'Boyhood'
Rene Russo - 'Nightcrawler'
Original music
'Birdman' - Antonio Sanchez
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Alexandre Desplat
'Interstellar' - Hans Zimmer
'The Theory of Everything' - Jóhann Jóhannsson
'Under the skin' -Mica Levi
Cinematography
'Birdman' - Emmanuel Lubezki
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Robert Yeoman
'Ida' - Lukasz Zal, Ryzsard Lenczewski
'Interstellar' - Hoyte van Hoytema
'Mr. Turner' - Dick Pope
Editing
'Birdman' - Douglas Crise, Stephen Mirrione
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Barney Pilling
'The Imitation Game' - William Goldenberg
'Nightcrawler' - John Gilroy
'The Theory of Everything' - Jinx Godfrey
'Whiplash' - Tom Cross
Production design
'Big Eyes' - Rick Heinrichs, Shane Vieau
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Adam Stockhausen, Anna Pinnock
'The Imitation Game' - Maria Djurkovic, Tatiana Macdonald
'Interstellar' - Nathan Crowley, Gary Fettis
'Mr. Turner' - Suzie Davies, Charlotte Watts
Costume design
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Milena Canonero
'The Imitation Game' - Sammy Sheldon Differ
'Into the Woods' - Colleen Atwood
'Mr. Turner' - Jacqueline Durran
'The Theory of Everything' - Steven Noble
Make up & hair
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Frances Hannon
'Guardians of the Galaxy' - Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou, David White
'Into the Woods' - Peter Swords King, J. Roy Helland
'Mr. Turner' - Christine Blundell, Lesa Warrener
'The Theory of Everything' - Jan Sewell
Sound
'American Sniper'
'Birdman'
'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
'The Imitation Game'
'Whiplash'
Special visual effects
'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'
'Guardians of the Galaxy'
'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies'
'Interstellar'
'X-Men: Days of Future Past'
British short animation
'The Bigger Picture'
'Monkey Love Experiments'
'My Dad'
British short film
'Boogaloo'
'Emotional Fusebox'
'The Kármán Line'
'Slap'
'Three Brothers'
The EE Rising Star Award (voted for by the public)
Gugu Mbatha-Raw
Jack O'Connell
Margot Robbie
Miles Teller
Shailene Woodley
Grand Budapest Hotel leads BAFTA nominations with 11
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' leads the BAFTA Film Awards nominations with 11 nods.
The Wes Anderson comedy movie is up for the main award, Best Film, but will face stiff competition from 'Birdman' and 'The Theory of Everything', which both received 10 nominations, 'The Imitation Game', which has nine, and 'Boyhood', which is up for five gongs overall.
Ralph Fiennes is up for the Leading Actor prize for his portrayal of the hotel concierge, but he will go up against Eddie Redmayne ('The Theory of Everything'), Benedict Cumberbatch ('The Imitation Game'), Michael Keaton ('Birdman') and Jake Gyllenhaal ('Nightcrawler') for the accolade.
Redmayne's leading lady Felicity Jones has been nominated for the Leading Actress award alongside Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike, Reese Witherspoon ('Wild'), Julianne Moore ('Still Alice') and Amy Adams ('Big Eyes').
The Imitation Game's Keira Knightley is also recognised for her role in the movie in the Supporting Actress category with Emma Stone ('Birdman'), Imelda Staunton ('Pride'), Patricia Arquette ('Boyhood') and Rene Russo ('Nightcrawler').
'Foxcatcher' stars Mark Ruffalo and Steve Carell both received nods in the Supporting Actor category but they will have to go up against tough opposition in the form of Edward Norton ('Birdman'), Ethan Hawke ('Boyhood') and J.K. Simmons ('Whiplash') if either of them are to take home the gong.
As well as his film receiving 11 nominations, Anderson could also be set for some personal success after he was given nods for Best Original Screenplay and Best Director, but will face stiff competition from Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Richard Linklater, James Marsh and Damien Chazelle.
The EE British Academy Film Awards take place on February 8 at the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden.
The ceremony will be hosted by Stephen Fry and will be broadcast exclusively on BBC One and BBC One HD, preceded by a red carpet show on BBC Three.
Full list of the EE British Academy Film Awards 2015 nominations:
Best film
'Birdman'
'Boyhood'
'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
'The Imitation Game'
'The Theory of Everything'
Outstanding British film
''71'
'The Imitation Game'
'Paddington'
'Pride'
'The Theory of Everything'
'Under the Skin'
Outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer
Elaine Constantine (writer/director) - 'Northern soul'
Gregory Burke (writer), Yann Demange (director) ''71'
Hong Khaou (writer/director) 'Lilting'
Paul Katis (director/producer), Andrew de Lotbinière (producer) 'Kajaki: The True Story'
Stephen Beresford (writer), David Livingstone (producer) 'Pride'
Film not in the English language
'Ida'
'Leviathan'
'The Lunchbox'
'Trash'
'Two Days, One Night'
Documentary
'20 Feet from Stardom'
'20,000 Days on Earth'
'Citizenfour'
'Finding Vivian Maier'
'Virunga'
Animated film
'Big Hero 6'
'The Boxtrolls'
'The Lego Movie'
Director
Alejandro G. Iñárritu - 'Birdman'
Richard Linklater- 'Boyhood'
Wes Anderson- 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
James Marsh- 'The Theory of Everything'
Damien Chazelle- 'Whiplash'
Original screenplay
'Birdman'
'Boyhood'
'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
'Nightcrawler'
'Whiplash'
Adapted screenplay
'American Sniper'
'Gone Girl
'The Imitation Game'
'Paddington'
'The Theory of Everything'
Leading actor
Benedict Cumberbatch - 'The Imitation Game'
Eddie Redmayne - 'The Theory of Everything'
Jake Gyllenhaal - 'Nightcrawler'
Michael Keaton - 'Birdman'
Ralph Fiennes - 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
Leading actress
Amy Adams - 'Big Eyes'
Felicity Jones - 'The Theory of Everything'
Julianne Moore - 'Still Alice'
Reese Witherspoon - 'Wild'
Rosamund Pike - 'Gone Girl'
Supporting actor
Edward Norton - 'Birdman'
Ethan Hawke 'Boyhood'
J.K. Simmons 'Whiplash'
Mark Ruffalo 'Foxcatcher'
Steve Carell 'Foxcatcher'
Supporting actress
Emma Stone - 'Birdman'
Imelda Staunton - 'Pride'
Keira Knightley - 'The Imitation Game'
Patricia Arquette - 'Boyhood'
Rene Russo - 'Nightcrawler'
Original music
'Birdman' - Antonio Sanchez
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Alexandre Desplat
'Interstellar' - Hans Zimmer
'The Theory of Everything' - Jóhann Jóhannsson
'Under the skin' -Mica Levi
Cinematography
'Birdman' - Emmanuel Lubezki
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Robert Yeoman
'Ida' - Lukasz Zal, Ryzsard Lenczewski
'Interstellar' - Hoyte van Hoytema
'Mr. Turner' - Dick Pope
Editing
'Birdman' - Douglas Crise, Stephen Mirrione
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Barney Pilling
'The Imitation Game' - William Goldenberg
'Nightcrawler' - John Gilroy
'The Theory of Everything' - Jinx Godfrey
'Whiplash' - Tom Cross
Production design
'Big Eyes' - Rick Heinrichs, Shane Vieau
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Adam Stockhausen, Anna Pinnock
'The Imitation Game' - Maria Djurkovic, Tatiana Macdonald
'Interstellar' - Nathan Crowley, Gary Fettis
'Mr. Turner' - Suzie Davies, Charlotte Watts
Costume design
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Milena Canonero
'The Imitation Game' - Sammy Sheldon Differ
'Into the Woods' - Colleen Atwood
'Mr. Turner' - Jacqueline Durran
'The Theory of Everything' - Steven Noble
Make up & hair
'The Grand Budapest Hotel' - Frances Hannon
'Guardians of the Galaxy' - Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou, David White
'Into the Woods' - Peter Swords King, J. Roy Helland
'Mr. Turner' - Christine Blundell, Lesa Warrener
'The Theory of Everything' - Jan Sewell
Sound
'American Sniper'
'Birdman'
'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
'The Imitation Game'
'Whiplash'
Special visual effects
'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'
'Guardians of the Galaxy'
'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies'
'Interstellar'
'X-Men: Days of Future Past'
British short animation
'The Bigger Picture'
'Monkey Love Experiments'
'My Dad'
British short film
'Boogaloo'
'Emotional Fusebox'
'The Kármán Line'
'Slap'
'Three Brothers'
The EE Rising Star Award (voted for by the public)
Gugu Mbatha-Raw
Jack O'Connell
Margot Robbie
Miles Teller
Shailene Woodley
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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler haven't written their Golden Globes script yet ahead of Sunday's (11.01.15) ceremony.
The former '30 Rock' star admits she and the 'Parks and Recreation' actress need to stop procrastinating and start planning what to say when they host the star-studded event in Beverly Hills for the third year running on the weekend, but she also admitted it will be their final time presenting the awards show.
She said: "We haven't written the show yet so we have to hurry up and get that done.
"This is for sure our last time. We did a three-year deal."
The pair are known for embarrassing stars in the audience with their hilarious quips, but Tina joked she wants to shock the crowd on Sunday in a different way - by daring to bare her derriere.
When asked about her clothing choice for the upcoming ceremony, she said: "Bottomless. I want to do it bottomless."
Despite the pair's lack of preparation ahead of the event, Tina insists she is not nervous at all about hosting it again because she and Amy make a great team.
Speaking to Us Weekly magazine, she added: "I'm ready, I'm bringing it. Amy and I get along very well in that way.
"[We're] easygoing and we are supportive of, 'What have you got? Okay, great. I'll do this then.' We work very well together in that way."
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler haven’t written Globes script
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler haven't written their Golden Globes script yet ahead of Sunday's (11.01.15) ceremony.
The former '30 Rock' star admits she and the 'Parks and Recreation' actress need to stop procrastinating and start planning what to say when they host the star-studded event in Beverly Hills for the third year running on the weekend, but she also admitted it will be their final time presenting the awards show.
She said: "We haven't written the show yet so we have to hurry up and get that done.
"This is for sure our last time. We did a three-year deal."
The pair are known for embarrassing stars in the audience with their hilarious quips, but Tina joked she wants to shock the crowd on Sunday in a different way - by daring to bare her derriere.
When asked about her clothing choice for the upcoming ceremony, she said: "Bottomless. I want to do it bottomless."
Despite the pair's lack of preparation ahead of the event, Tina insists she is not nervous at all about hosting it again because she and Amy make a great team.
Speaking to Us Weekly magazine, she added: "I'm ready, I'm bringing it. Amy and I get along very well in that way.
"[We're] easygoing and we are supportive of, 'What have you got? Okay, great. I'll do this then.' We work very well together in that way."
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Priscilla Presley celebrated what would have been Elvis' 80th birthday with an eight-tier cake.
The 69-year-old actress - who was married to the 'Jailhouse Rock' hitmaker for six years until their divorce in 1973 - held a gathering at his Memphis estate, Graceland, yesterday (08.01.15) to mark what would have been his birthday if he had not passed away at the age of 42 in 1977.
The business magnate was joined by the couple's daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, as well as Lisa's four children - Riley Keough, 25, Benjamin Keough, 22, and six-year-old twins Harper and Finley - with hundreds of fans also turning up to commemorate the musician's life.
Speaking to the crowd, Priscilla said: "My gosh, I'm in total shock. [Elvis] would have been amazed to see so many of you here.
"There's really nowhere else we'd rather be."
To mark the occasion, fans sang 'Happy Birthday' and were able to sample an eight-tier, gold-trimmed cake which was decorated with several images of Elvis' silhouette.
Aside from the Tennessee memorial, 'Total Recall' actress Jessica Biel, 32, treated her husband Justin Timberlake to a delicious breakfast in honour of the late star.
Sharing a snap online of pancakes made with peanut butter and bananas - which are said to have been two of the legend's favourite treats - the 'Mirrors' hitmaker praised his lover for celebrating the rocker's life with the tasty meal.
He wrote: "In honor of the KING's Bday, Wifey made your boy some PB and Banana Pancakes(with a little Blueberry for The Prez... Lol)!!! #PancakesForever (sic)."
Priscilla Presley celebrates Elvis’ 80th birthday
Priscilla Presley celebrated what would have been Elvis' 80th birthday with an eight-tier cake.
The 69-year-old actress - who was married to the 'Jailhouse Rock' hitmaker for six years until their divorce in 1973 - held a gathering at his Memphis estate, Graceland, yesterday (08.01.15) to mark what would have been his birthday if he had not passed away at the age of 42 in 1977.
The business magnate was joined by the couple's daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, as well as Lisa's four children - Riley Keough, 25, Benjamin Keough, 22, and six-year-old twins Harper and Finley - with hundreds of fans also turning up to commemorate the musician's life.
Speaking to the crowd, Priscilla said: "My gosh, I'm in total shock. [Elvis] would have been amazed to see so many of you here.
"There's really nowhere else we'd rather be."
To mark the occasion, fans sang 'Happy Birthday' and were able to sample an eight-tier, gold-trimmed cake which was decorated with several images of Elvis' silhouette.
Aside from the Tennessee memorial, 'Total Recall' actress Jessica Biel, 32, treated her husband Justin Timberlake to a delicious breakfast in honour of the late star.
Sharing a snap online of pancakes made with peanut butter and bananas - which are said to have been two of the legend's favourite treats - the 'Mirrors' hitmaker praised his lover for celebrating the rocker's life with the tasty meal.
He wrote: "In honor of the KING's Bday, Wifey made your boy some PB and Banana Pancakes(with a little Blueberry for The Prez... Lol)!!! #PancakesForever (sic)."
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Amy Adams collects "carved wooden birds".
The 40-year-old actress loves "kitsch" things and has a special penchant for souvenir statues of her favourite feathered friends.
Discussing her role as American artist Margaret Keane - whose husband Walter Keane claimed credit for her work - in new biopic 'Big Eyes', she said: "It must have been so confusing and strange to have your work celebrated and torn down at the same time but also to get neither credit nor blame, to not be able to speak up for your work in any way. I know it was hurtful when people attacked the work. I know kitsch, by definition, isn't considered art, but I have a lot of things in my life that would be called kitsch and I love them all.
"I have lots of carved wooden birds that you get at souvenir shops, stuff like that."
Amy got to meet with Margaret on several occasions to research her role and was thrilled when the artist gave her one of her paintings - famous for her use of over-sized, doe eyes on her subjects - to keep.
In an interview with The Guardian newspaper, she revealed: "Margaret gifted me one of her paintings, which was just beyond generous."
Amy's love of kitsch extends to her entertainment choices, as she spent New Year's Eve (31.12.14) singing karaoke with her fiancée, artist Darren Le Gallo, and their four-year-old daughter Aviana.
Revealing how she saw in 2015, the 'American Hustle' star said: "I was at home with my family. We rented a karaoke machine. I'm kind of a music nerd. My favourite this time was something my daughter brought to it. She can be quite shy about performing but she sang Katy Perry's 'Roar'. That was fun to watch."
Amy Adams collects wooden birds
Amy Adams collects "carved wooden birds".
The 40-year-old actress loves "kitsch" things and has a special penchant for souvenir statues of her favourite feathered friends.
Discussing her role as American artist Margaret Keane - whose husband Walter Keane claimed credit for her work - in new biopic 'Big Eyes', she said: "It must have been so confusing and strange to have your work celebrated and torn down at the same time but also to get neither credit nor blame, to not be able to speak up for your work in any way. I know it was hurtful when people attacked the work. I know kitsch, by definition, isn't considered art, but I have a lot of things in my life that would be called kitsch and I love them all.
"I have lots of carved wooden birds that you get at souvenir shops, stuff like that."
Amy got to meet with Margaret on several occasions to research her role and was thrilled when the artist gave her one of her paintings - famous for her use of over-sized, doe eyes on her subjects - to keep.
In an interview with The Guardian newspaper, she revealed: "Margaret gifted me one of her paintings, which was just beyond generous."
Amy's love of kitsch extends to her entertainment choices, as she spent New Year's Eve (31.12.14) singing karaoke with her fiancée, artist Darren Le Gallo, and their four-year-old daughter Aviana.
Revealing how she saw in 2015, the 'American Hustle' star said: "I was at home with my family. We rented a karaoke machine. I'm kind of a music nerd. My favourite this time was something my daughter brought to it. She can be quite shy about performing but she sang Katy Perry's 'Roar'. That was fun to watch."
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Nicki Minaj used to steal bread to eat when she was a waitress.
The 32-year-old rapper - who was once fired from her job as a waitress at Red Lobster after following and swearing at a customer who took her pen into a car park - has admitted she used to take advantage of her position in an eatery by taking food without paying for it to eat during her younger years.
Speaking in a trailer for her new MTV documentary 'My Time Again', which goes behind the scenes of the making of her latest album 'The Pinkprint', she is seen telling her dancers: "When I was a waitress we had to steal bread and eat that."
The 'Super Bass' hitmaker also admits she endured an "emotional rollercoaster" while recording her third studio album, and has struggled to come to terms with her fame since becoming successful.
She said: "I did not know that this album would entail an emotional roller coaster.
"No one could prepare for this business. Until you are in it, you really can't wrap your brain around it."
Despite struggling to deal with the pressures of fame, Nicki reveals towards the end of the trailer that she relished pushing herself to breaking point while recording an album.
She said: "Every human needs to push themselves to the point of breaking sometimes. If you never break, you never know how much pressure you can take."
Nicki Minaj: I used to steal bread
Nicki Minaj used to steal bread to eat when she was a waitress.
The 32-year-old rapper - who was once fired from her job as a waitress at Red Lobster after following and swearing at a customer who took her pen into a car park - has admitted she used to take advantage of her position in an eatery by taking food without paying for it to eat during her younger years.
Speaking in a trailer for her new MTV documentary 'My Time Again', which goes behind the scenes of the making of her latest album 'The Pinkprint', she is seen telling her dancers: "When I was a waitress we had to steal bread and eat that."
The 'Super Bass' hitmaker also admits she endured an "emotional rollercoaster" while recording her third studio album, and has struggled to come to terms with her fame since becoming successful.
She said: "I did not know that this album would entail an emotional roller coaster.
"No one could prepare for this business. Until you are in it, you really can't wrap your brain around it."
Despite struggling to deal with the pressures of fame, Nicki reveals towards the end of the trailer that she relished pushing herself to breaking point while recording an album.
She said: "Every human needs to push themselves to the point of breaking sometimes. If you never break, you never know how much pressure you can take."
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Miley Cyrus has been burgled again.
The 22-year-old singer - who had her $102,000 Maserati Quattroporte and jewellery items stolen from her home in San Fernando Valley, California in May - has once again been targeted by thieves who are reported to have made off with a large amount of her and her brother's personal items as well as her bank card, on December 16.
Fortunately for the 'We Can't Stop' hitmaker, officers believe they have now caught the culprit and have charged Rusty Edward Sellner with felony first-degree residential burglary, receiving stolen property and grand theft, although he pled not guilty when the case went to court last Wednesday (09.01.15), reports gossip site TMZ
A man and woman in their 20s were also arrested on suspicion of burglary and grand theft auto following the theft of her luxury vehicle and jewellery last summer, while she was away performing the European leg of her 'Bangerz' tour.
It is the third time in two years that Miley's home has been targeted by thieves.
The blonde beauty was also left "extremely upset" when robbers entered her home in November 2013 on the weekend she turned 21, stealing "a lot of personal items".
Miley Cyrus burgled again
Miley Cyrus has been burgled again.
The 22-year-old singer - who had her $102,000 Maserati Quattroporte and jewellery items stolen from her home in San Fernando Valley, California in May - has once again been targeted by thieves who are reported to have made off with a large amount of her and her brother's personal items as well as her bank card, on December 16.
Fortunately for the 'We Can't Stop' hitmaker, officers believe they have now caught the culprit and have charged Rusty Edward Sellner with felony first-degree residential burglary, receiving stolen property and grand theft, although he pled not guilty when the case went to court last Wednesday (09.01.15), reports gossip site TMZ
A man and woman in their 20s were also arrested on suspicion of burglary and grand theft auto following the theft of her luxury vehicle and jewellery last summer, while she was away performing the European leg of her 'Bangerz' tour.
It is the third time in two years that Miley's home has been targeted by thieves.
The blonde beauty was also left "extremely upset" when robbers entered her home in November 2013 on the weekend she turned 21, stealing "a lot of personal items".