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Catherine Zeta Jones, Michael Douglas are this year's top celeb couple
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A poll has crowned Catherine Zeta Jones and husband Michael Douglas as this year's favourite celebrity couple.
In a poll by dating website chemistry.com, the hot pair took over Brad Pitt,46, and Angelina Jolie, 35.
Douglas, 66, who is battling cancer, and his 41-year-old Welsh wife took nearly a third of the votes, reports the Daily Star.
While, the third spot went to Demi Moore, 48, and Ashton Kutcher, 32.
Katie Price's marriage in crisis?
Glamour model Katie Price has sparked fresh marriage crisis rumours after heading to Las Vegas to watch boxer Amir Khan's fight and later joining him for dinner.
The 32-year-old went to watch Khan's fight after her hubby Alex Reid apparently had a wild night with Wag Lizzie Cundy.
Angered Price jetted from LA to Vegas to see Khan defend his WBA light-welterweight title this weekend.The model cooed at the fighter from the side of the ring, making sure she stood out to him with her striking new blonde hairdo. And she said: "Bring it on", vowing to keep in touch with the boxer.
Sources said they both have grown close since they met while filming a TV show this year.
"In Vegas and watched Amir Khan fight with gary phil lara AMAZING he did so well and he has such a great family so supportive xx," the Daily Star quoted her as writing on Twitter.
Meanwhile, a spokesman for the model said, Price "likes him" but insisted the two are "just friends" and that their relationship is platonic.
Christian Bale impresses moviegoers at The Fighter screening
Christian Bale won over moviegoers Patricia Clarkson, Michael Moore, Lee Daniels, Calvin Klein, Russell Simmons, Adam Levine and girlfriend Anne V, Grace Coddington, Gloria Steinem and Bruce Weber, reports the New York Post.
The film also stars Mark Wahlberg and Amy Adams.Bale plays the washed-up half brother of Wahlberg''s character, boxing champ Micky Ward.
The crowd then headed over to the Standard Hotel''s 18th floor after the Men''s Health-sponsored screening at Chelsea''s SVA Theater.
Cameron Diaz, Alex Rodriguez make their romance public
Cameron Diaz and Alex Rodriguez have finally taken their romance public when they were photographed strolling arm-in-arm in Miami.
The Hollywood couple has rarely been snapped together and are never seen touching, fuelling media speculation about their relationship status, reports the Daily Mail. However pictures captured for the first time show couple in some serious displays of public affection as they strolled along with their arms firmly wrapped around each other.
The power couple was spied flaunting their flawless figures during a romantic Thanksgiving getaway to Mexico last month.
And whilst the pair were captured soaking up the sun on board a boat in Miami beach shortly after their Thanksgiving trip they were not caught out embracing on camera.
The pair first hooked up back in July this year but the relationship has been somewhat unsteady and the two split in October.
But since they reunited in November the couple seems to be getting more serious and have become inseparable in recent weeks. Despite spending more and more time together friends close to the couple have voiced concerns over the relationship in recent months.
"They break up and get back together all the time," a source close to A-Rod said.
Ronan Keating eyeing Bond role
Ronan Keating, who is trying to mend his troubled marriage after his seven-month affair with backing dancer was exposed, has expressed the willingness to play James Bond.
For the first time since Keating''s affair rocked his marriage with Yvonne, the couple stepped out in public in London.
"I''m desperate to get into acting. It''d be cool to play James Bond. I''d love it!" the Daily Star quoted him as saying."I''ve had a tough couple of years. It feels like a fresh start now. We''re building a new family home and we move in next week."I want to put everything behind us. I''m still struggling with a lot of things personally, and there''s still a long way to go," he said