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Rosamund Pike insists she doesn't need her long-term boyfriend, Robie Uniacke.
The 'Gone Girl' star, who is expecting her second child with the mathematical researcher, says "separation" is the key to their successful relationship.
The 35-year-old actress said: "I do think separation is key to a relationship. I go out with my partner and we are put next to each other - there's a feeling of, 'What, you don't think we can't operate without each other?' I don't need him as a crutch. Of course, he's the person I want to go home with but he's not necessarily the person I want to sit next to. I'd rather meet someone new, and he would too."
The British actress, who was previously engaged to 'Pride & Prejudice' director Joe Wright, believes it takes more than one person to meet all of her needs.
She explained to Spectrum magazine: "People have ridiculous expectations of a mate.
"In my grandmother's day, you wouldn't expect your husband to fulfil the same need in you as your sister, or girlfriends, or colleagues at work. You'd have different needs met by different people.
"Now we want all our needs met by one person, and I don't believe that's possible. Or rather, it is, but I don't think it's universally achievable."
Rosamund has been in a relationship with Robie, 53, for six years and previously told The Guardian newspaper that he has helped her to become a better actress.
She recently said: "I have a very clever partner who's got a very astute mind and is very, very well read and articulate and ruthless about how something I do might play out on screen. My tendency is to identify with a character and imagine there is more on the page than there is. He's quite good at putting a check on that."
Rosamund Pike doesn’t need her boyfriend
Rosamund Pike insists she doesn't need her long-term boyfriend, Robie Uniacke.
The 'Gone Girl' star, who is expecting her second child with the mathematical researcher, says "separation" is the key to their successful relationship.
The 35-year-old actress said: "I do think separation is key to a relationship. I go out with my partner and we are put next to each other - there's a feeling of, 'What, you don't think we can't operate without each other?' I don't need him as a crutch. Of course, he's the person I want to go home with but he's not necessarily the person I want to sit next to. I'd rather meet someone new, and he would too."
The British actress, who was previously engaged to 'Pride & Prejudice' director Joe Wright, believes it takes more than one person to meet all of her needs.
She explained to Spectrum magazine: "People have ridiculous expectations of a mate.
"In my grandmother's day, you wouldn't expect your husband to fulfil the same need in you as your sister, or girlfriends, or colleagues at work. You'd have different needs met by different people.
"Now we want all our needs met by one person, and I don't believe that's possible. Or rather, it is, but I don't think it's universally achievable."
Rosamund has been in a relationship with Robie, 53, for six years and previously told The Guardian newspaper that he has helped her to become a better actress.
She recently said: "I have a very clever partner who's got a very astute mind and is very, very well read and articulate and ruthless about how something I do might play out on screen. My tendency is to identify with a character and imagine there is more on the page than there is. He's quite good at putting a check on that."
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George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin had "put their lives on hold" until they met.
The 'Monuments Men' actor's co-star and close friend Bill Murray thinks it's "just miraculous" that the Oscar winner, 53, and the British human rights lawyer, 36, found each other after all this time and their relationship has renewed his faith in love.
Asked about the couple's recent wedding in Venice, Italy, the 64-year-old actor told the 'TODAY' show: "It was real fun.
"These two, it's kind of just miraculous that they found each other, because they're so ideal for each other. People were very emotional about the fact that these two people found someone. That really was the great part of the party."
Bill was among the small number of guests to speak at the duo's lavish nuptials.
He said: "I did speak, I did get to say something - I can't really recreate it. But it was something about the fact that a lot of people almost felt that they put their lives on hold until these people found their happiness, 'cause they're both very, very, very good people, very considerate and thoughtful of their friends and their families."
He added: "The idea that they've got it now, it's liberating, it really is liberating to see them alive and in love."
The 'Lost in Translation' actor thinks Amal is the perfect woman for George, who previously dated a string of other beauties, including Stacy Keibler and Elisabetta Canalis.
He said: "She's a real beautiful girl with a huge heart and she's a great humanitarian and funny, too. She's the funniest Lebanese since Danny Thomas."
George Clooney had ‘put life on hold’ until meeting Amal Alamuddin
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin had "put their lives on hold" until they met.
The 'Monuments Men' actor's co-star and close friend Bill Murray thinks it's "just miraculous" that the Oscar winner, 53, and the British human rights lawyer, 36, found each other after all this time and their relationship has renewed his faith in love.
Asked about the couple's recent wedding in Venice, Italy, the 64-year-old actor told the 'TODAY' show: "It was real fun.
"These two, it's kind of just miraculous that they found each other, because they're so ideal for each other. People were very emotional about the fact that these two people found someone. That really was the great part of the party."
Bill was among the small number of guests to speak at the duo's lavish nuptials.
He said: "I did speak, I did get to say something - I can't really recreate it. But it was something about the fact that a lot of people almost felt that they put their lives on hold until these people found their happiness, 'cause they're both very, very, very good people, very considerate and thoughtful of their friends and their families."
He added: "The idea that they've got it now, it's liberating, it really is liberating to see them alive and in love."
The 'Lost in Translation' actor thinks Amal is the perfect woman for George, who previously dated a string of other beauties, including Stacy Keibler and Elisabetta Canalis.
He said: "She's a real beautiful girl with a huge heart and she's a great humanitarian and funny, too. She's the funniest Lebanese since Danny Thomas."
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Kerry Katona's husband was rushed to hospital on their honeymoon.
The Atomic Kitten singer and George Kay enjoyed a blissful break in Barbados following their recent wedding, but the holiday wasn't without incident as the 34-year-old hunk needed emergency medical treatment after burning his arm.
Kerry explained: "There was one trip to A&E after George burnt his arm on a lightbulb.
George added: "The hotel panicked because of who Kerry is so they got me a car to the medical centre to make sure I was OK.
"They gave me an injection and put a dressing on, but I took it off the next day so I could swim with the turtles."
The couple honeymooned without their daughter Dylan-Jorge, six months, or Kerry's other kids Molly, 13, Lilly, 11, Heidi, seven, and Max, six, and though the 34-year-old star admitted to feeling "guilty" about leaving them behind, only her older children seemed to miss them.
She told the UK edition of OK! magazine: "We Skyped most days. I get really down and feel so guilty. Molly and Lilly missed us like crazy but Max and Heidi weren't a**ed.
"I'm such a worrier so whenever Molly or Lilly texted me I was like, 'Oh God, what's happened? Is everything alright?' It was always fine but being a mum you automatically worry."
Kerry Katona’s husband hospitalised during honeymoon
Kerry Katona's husband was rushed to hospital on their honeymoon.
The Atomic Kitten singer and George Kay enjoyed a blissful break in Barbados following their recent wedding, but the holiday wasn't without incident as the 34-year-old hunk needed emergency medical treatment after burning his arm.
Kerry explained: "There was one trip to A&E after George burnt his arm on a lightbulb.
George added: "The hotel panicked because of who Kerry is so they got me a car to the medical centre to make sure I was OK.
"They gave me an injection and put a dressing on, but I took it off the next day so I could swim with the turtles."
The couple honeymooned without their daughter Dylan-Jorge, six months, or Kerry's other kids Molly, 13, Lilly, 11, Heidi, seven, and Max, six, and though the 34-year-old star admitted to feeling "guilty" about leaving them behind, only her older children seemed to miss them.
She told the UK edition of OK! magazine: "We Skyped most days. I get really down and feel so guilty. Molly and Lilly missed us like crazy but Max and Heidi weren't a**ed.
"I'm such a worrier so whenever Molly or Lilly texted me I was like, 'Oh God, what's happened? Is everything alright?' It was always fine but being a mum you automatically worry."
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Jessica Chastain was told she was "ugly" by school bullies.
'The Help' actress was the victim of cruel playground taunts while growing up in California, and the experience shattered her confidence as a child.
Talking in the November edition of Glamour magazine, Jessica said: "[As a child] I was told every day at school that I was ugly. And that no one wanted to be friend. The most cruel things.
"If I can do anything to help young girls and to be a cheerleader for people who sometimes have low self-esteem, I want to do that."
After overcoming her school tormentors, the 37-year-old redhead has achieved great success on screen but believes she would have gone off the rails if she had achieved fame in her teenage years.
She told the magazine: "I would have been a disaster. If I was 19 and I had the attention that I'm getting now, I would have just said stupid things. I would have partied more.
"All these expensive dinners and people giving me champagne? All these stupid things that we criticise 19 year olds for doing when they're famous, I would have done."
As she's matured, Jessica has also realised that it's important to keep some details of her relationship with boyfriend, Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, to herself.
She said: "I think it's important not to talk about it. In the future I will. If everything continues on a path, of course it'll be part of the conversation. But until it gets there, I don't want to put any unexpected pressure on something that is so personal and so precious. It's too delicate right now."
Jessica Chastain called ‘ugly’ by bullies
Jessica Chastain was told she was "ugly" by school bullies.
'The Help' actress was the victim of cruel playground taunts while growing up in California, and the experience shattered her confidence as a child.
Talking in the November edition of Glamour magazine, Jessica said: "[As a child] I was told every day at school that I was ugly. And that no one wanted to be friend. The most cruel things.
"If I can do anything to help young girls and to be a cheerleader for people who sometimes have low self-esteem, I want to do that."
After overcoming her school tormentors, the 37-year-old redhead has achieved great success on screen but believes she would have gone off the rails if she had achieved fame in her teenage years.
She told the magazine: "I would have been a disaster. If I was 19 and I had the attention that I'm getting now, I would have just said stupid things. I would have partied more.
"All these expensive dinners and people giving me champagne? All these stupid things that we criticise 19 year olds for doing when they're famous, I would have done."
As she's matured, Jessica has also realised that it's important to keep some details of her relationship with boyfriend, Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo, to herself.
She said: "I think it's important not to talk about it. In the future I will. If everything continues on a path, of course it'll be part of the conversation. But until it gets there, I don't want to put any unexpected pressure on something that is so personal and so precious. It's too delicate right now."
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Ryan Phillippe is "proud" of how he and his ex-wife Reese Witherspoon co-parent their children.
The 40-year-old actor has two kids, Ava, 10 and Deacon, 15, with the 'Legally Blonde' star - whom he split from after seven years of marriage in 2006 - and says he has reached a "great place" with his ex-wife/
During an interview with HuffPost Live, he said: "It's a feeling out process. I think we've gotten to a really great place ... It's going well, and she's happy and remarried, and our kids are incredible. I'm proud of the way we've handled it and who our little people are."
Ryan - who starred with Reese in the 1999 teen drama 'Cruel Intentions' - loves that he can still spend time with the 'Wild' actress and their children as a family.
He explained: "She was just in New York doing press for 'Gone Girl' and 'Wild' and we got to meet up as a family and took a walk through Central Park with the kids, and it was funny - we were reminiscing then because we shot a lot of 'Cruel Intentions' [there], so there we were with Ava and Deacon talking, and they were tripping out on the fact that we were there shooting a movie before they were even a thought in our minds."
Reese, 38, is now married to talent agent Jim Toth and they have a 23-month-old son Tennessee together.
Ryan, 40, has a three-year-old daughter Kailani with his ex-girlfriend, model-and-actress Alexis Knapp.
Ryan Phillippe ‘proud’ of parenting arrangement with Reese Witherspoon
Ryan Phillippe is "proud" of how he and his ex-wife Reese Witherspoon co-parent their children.
The 40-year-old actor has two kids, Ava, 10 and Deacon, 15, with the 'Legally Blonde' star - whom he split from after seven years of marriage in 2006 - and says he has reached a "great place" with his ex-wife/
During an interview with HuffPost Live, he said: "It's a feeling out process. I think we've gotten to a really great place ... It's going well, and she's happy and remarried, and our kids are incredible. I'm proud of the way we've handled it and who our little people are."
Ryan - who starred with Reese in the 1999 teen drama 'Cruel Intentions' - loves that he can still spend time with the 'Wild' actress and their children as a family.
He explained: "She was just in New York doing press for 'Gone Girl' and 'Wild' and we got to meet up as a family and took a walk through Central Park with the kids, and it was funny - we were reminiscing then because we shot a lot of 'Cruel Intentions' [there], so there we were with Ava and Deacon talking, and they were tripping out on the fact that we were there shooting a movie before they were even a thought in our minds."
Reese, 38, is now married to talent agent Jim Toth and they have a 23-month-old son Tennessee together.
Ryan, 40, has a three-year-old daughter Kailani with his ex-girlfriend, model-and-actress Alexis Knapp.
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Hugh Laurie is to voice a 'LittleBigPlanet' character.
The acclaimed actor has been announced as the voice of LittleBigPlanet 3's villain Newton, which will see the 55 year old star opposite his long-time comedic partner Stephen Fry, who he has previously worked with on 'A Little Bit of Fry & Laurie' and 'Blackadder'.
The 'House' star explained that he was surprised at how comfortable he felt voicing a video game for the first time, saying: "It's not nearly as different as I might have thought 10 years ago; storytelling is storytelling, whatever form it takes and I'm attracted to anything I can do for the first time.
"This seemed to me to be so completely charming, witty and lovingly done that I was very taken with it."
The game will once again see Sackboy return, but with the added benefit of three brand new hand-stitched heroes, Oddsock, Swoop and Toggle, who will help the protagonist to defeat Hugh Laurie's evil character, Newton.
Sean Millard, Creative Director at Sumo Digital added: "We were keen to attract the best possible voice talent we could for 'LittleBigPlanet 3' and who better could we ask for than Hugh Laurie?
"Hugh brings both the kind of humour and sense of darkness we were going for; we knew he'd be perfect as Newton, plus it pairs him up once again with Stephen Fry!"
Stephen, 57, will reprise his role as the game's narrator following the worldwide success of the first two games.
'LittleBigPlanet 3' will be released on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 in November.
Hugh Laurie to voice LittleBigPlanet character
Hugh Laurie is to voice a 'LittleBigPlanet' character.
The acclaimed actor has been announced as the voice of LittleBigPlanet 3's villain Newton, which will see the 55 year old star opposite his long-time comedic partner Stephen Fry, who he has previously worked with on 'A Little Bit of Fry & Laurie' and 'Blackadder'.
The 'House' star explained that he was surprised at how comfortable he felt voicing a video game for the first time, saying: "It's not nearly as different as I might have thought 10 years ago; storytelling is storytelling, whatever form it takes and I'm attracted to anything I can do for the first time.
"This seemed to me to be so completely charming, witty and lovingly done that I was very taken with it."
The game will once again see Sackboy return, but with the added benefit of three brand new hand-stitched heroes, Oddsock, Swoop and Toggle, who will help the protagonist to defeat Hugh Laurie's evil character, Newton.
Sean Millard, Creative Director at Sumo Digital added: "We were keen to attract the best possible voice talent we could for 'LittleBigPlanet 3' and who better could we ask for than Hugh Laurie?
"Hugh brings both the kind of humour and sense of darkness we were going for; we knew he'd be perfect as Newton, plus it pairs him up once again with Stephen Fry!"
Stephen, 57, will reprise his role as the game's narrator following the worldwide success of the first two games.
'LittleBigPlanet 3' will be released on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 in November.
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George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin will reportedly stage another wedding on October 26.
The couple - who tied the knot in Venice, Italy, last month - are planning another celebration in the UK at the lavish Danesfield House Hotel in Buckinghamshire, England, for the British lawyer's friends and work colleagues.
A source told the new issue of Britain's Grazia magazine: "It's primarily for Amal's family and work friends, but George chose the venue.
"He visited while filming 'The Monuments Men' a couple of years ago and fell in love with it."
And one of the guests at the London reception will be George's good friend Brad Pitt, who was unable to make the Italian festivities because of work commitments.
The source added: "Brad is in the UK that week promoting his new film 'Fury' and has told George he'll attend."
Meanwhile, 'The Descendants' star's aunt Starla Clooney is convinced her famous nephew is ready to embark on a political career following his marriage.
She said: "George will run for office now, especially after his marriage to Amal as that will open so many doors for him - especially round here."
George Clooney to marry Amal again?
George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin will reportedly stage another wedding on October 26.
The couple - who tied the knot in Venice, Italy, last month - are planning another celebration in the UK at the lavish Danesfield House Hotel in Buckinghamshire, England, for the British lawyer's friends and work colleagues.
A source told the new issue of Britain's Grazia magazine: "It's primarily for Amal's family and work friends, but George chose the venue.
"He visited while filming 'The Monuments Men' a couple of years ago and fell in love with it."
And one of the guests at the London reception will be George's good friend Brad Pitt, who was unable to make the Italian festivities because of work commitments.
The source added: "Brad is in the UK that week promoting his new film 'Fury' and has told George he'll attend."
Meanwhile, 'The Descendants' star's aunt Starla Clooney is convinced her famous nephew is ready to embark on a political career following his marriage.
She said: "George will run for office now, especially after his marriage to Amal as that will open so many doors for him - especially round here."
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Neve Campbell is pregnant with her second child.
According to Us Weekly magazine, the 'Scream' actress is expecting a baby with her boyfriend, 'Captain America' actor JJ Feild, with whom she already has a two-year-old son, Caspian.
A source close to the couple told Us Weekly: "They've always wanted more than one child. They want Caspian to have a sibling."
The 40-year-old star - who also appeared in the television series, 'Party of Five' - is notoriously private about her personal life, but has previously spoken about her decision to name her son, Caspian.
Talking on 'The Talk' in December 2012, she shared: "We looked through a lot of books and I liked the idea of an unique name. I like having a unique name - it's [my mum's] maiden name, Neve - and not a lot of people have it.
"It's nice having something special and different and so I wanted something like that for our son."
Neve and JJ first started dating in 2011, following the actress' divorce from the Canadian actor, Jeff Colt in 2010.
Neve Campbell is pregnant
Neve Campbell is pregnant with her second child.
According to Us Weekly magazine, the 'Scream' actress is expecting a baby with her boyfriend, 'Captain America' actor JJ Feild, with whom she already has a two-year-old son, Caspian.
A source close to the couple told Us Weekly: "They've always wanted more than one child. They want Caspian to have a sibling."
The 40-year-old star - who also appeared in the television series, 'Party of Five' - is notoriously private about her personal life, but has previously spoken about her decision to name her son, Caspian.
Talking on 'The Talk' in December 2012, she shared: "We looked through a lot of books and I liked the idea of an unique name. I like having a unique name - it's [my mum's] maiden name, Neve - and not a lot of people have it.
"It's nice having something special and different and so I wanted something like that for our son."
Neve and JJ first started dating in 2011, following the actress' divorce from the Canadian actor, Jeff Colt in 2010.
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Daniel Radcliffe finds it hard to deal with crying fans.
The 25-year-old actor admits it can be a regular occurrence for admirers of his to burst into tears when they meet their idol from the 'Harry Potter' films and he still doesn't know what he should say to them to calm them down.
In an interview in As If magazine, he said: "There have been times when I've met someone, and it's been awkward, and I don't know why, and someone will say to me, 'Daniel, they were nervous to meet you!' Of course, that thought never entered my head!
"The worst is when people cry though. It's an awful feeling, particularly when they are 13 or 14-year-old girls. I feel horrible that they're crying. It's not worth crying about. Please! They are mostly crying out of excitement, but I still don't know how to deal with that."
Radcliffe - who can currently be seen in 'Horns' - is adamant that he is just a "regular" guy, even though he has been an actor from the age of 10 and played the most famous fictional wizard in the world.
He said: "I hope one of the things that surprises people when they meet me is that I am really quite normal. At least I think I am! I don't think I'm an obnoxious d**k, and I think some have that perception of people who've grown up in the spotlight. I obviously know that my experience isn't the same as everybody else's, but when I talk to people, I don't feel separate from them in any way ... The aura of fame is bull-s**t. People who enjoy being treated differently and revel in the attention that others give them are generally people I don't like very much."
Daniel Radcliffe feels bad for crying fans
Daniel Radcliffe finds it hard to deal with crying fans.
The 25-year-old actor admits it can be a regular occurrence for admirers of his to burst into tears when they meet their idol from the 'Harry Potter' films and he still doesn't know what he should say to them to calm them down.
In an interview in As If magazine, he said: "There have been times when I've met someone, and it's been awkward, and I don't know why, and someone will say to me, 'Daniel, they were nervous to meet you!' Of course, that thought never entered my head!
"The worst is when people cry though. It's an awful feeling, particularly when they are 13 or 14-year-old girls. I feel horrible that they're crying. It's not worth crying about. Please! They are mostly crying out of excitement, but I still don't know how to deal with that."
Radcliffe - who can currently be seen in 'Horns' - is adamant that he is just a "regular" guy, even though he has been an actor from the age of 10 and played the most famous fictional wizard in the world.
He said: "I hope one of the things that surprises people when they meet me is that I am really quite normal. At least I think I am! I don't think I'm an obnoxious d**k, and I think some have that perception of people who've grown up in the spotlight. I obviously know that my experience isn't the same as everybody else's, but when I talk to people, I don't feel separate from them in any way ... The aura of fame is bull-s**t. People who enjoy being treated differently and revel in the attention that others give them are generally people I don't like very much."