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Russell Brand leaving his North London home for a meeting.

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Amanda Bynes has split with baseball player Doug Reinhardt .

“She ended it. She had had enough,” a source close to the actress tells Usmagazine.com. “Her friends didn’t trust him. Everyone thought he was using her for celebrity. He was not good, and she was over it. It was definitely her who ended it.”

The two began dating late last year.

On Tuesday, Reinhardt — who previously dated Lauren Conrad — denied that their relationship was on the rocks.

“Amanda’s great – she’s an awesome girl,” he told Us. “We’re having a lot of fun.

“Everything is really good,” he went on. “We were just in the Bahamas, and we spent Christmas together … everything’s really solid.”

Bynes recently told January’s Cosmopolitan that she “never” wants to wed.

“I feel trapped with the idea of marriage,” she said. “How can you really be with somebody forever? I’d get bored! As I get older, I don’t settle. I’d rather tell somebody, ‘This is what I want — take it or leave it.’”

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Kate Winslet is keeping it real. Very real.

In fact, when she watches her Golden Globe-winning role in Revolutionary Road, she says, “I’m so thrilled by our foreheads.” (She’s speaking, of course, of hers and costar Leonardo DiCaprio’s non-Botoxed brows.) “They’re supposed to move. I’m very proud of that.”

She’s also proud of her normal, off-screen lifestyle, with husband Sam Mendes and their son, Joe, 5, and Winslet’s daughter, Mia, 8, from a previous marriage, which she talks openly about in the February issue of InStyle (on sale Friday).

“Please don’t call me that. I don’t feel like a movie star in my life at all, and I don’t particularly think I behave like one,” says the actress, 33.

She adds: “I don’t have my own plane. I don’t have a chef or a trainer. To me, you’re a movie star only during the time when you’re at the Academy Awards or at an important glamorous event. It’s very much a hat that you wear, and as soon as the event’s over, the hat comes off. I’m back to being me and being Mummy, and that’s my priority.”

Still, the glamour of such events is not lost on Winslet: “I’m always very aware of that feeling of, ‘How lucky am I?’ ” Her other lucky turn? Her connection with one of Hollywood’s hottest actors, DiCaprio. “He has always been my closest actor friend,” she says. “I absolutely love the guy.”

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Find out what’s going on in this picture! DListed

AnnaLynne McCord’s sexy GQ pictures.  Isn’t she like 18? Hollywood Tuna

Brendan Fraser used to be so cute.  Now he’s the creepy dude.  Lainey Gossip

Megan Fox announces she just had sex with “eight cowboys. Yee, haw.” IDLYITW

Whitney Houston’s new album is coming in March! ASL

New couple alert! Mickey Rourke & Bai Ling. Celebitchy

Playmate Kendra Wilkinson admits to sneaky out of the palace for nookie.  PopEater

They’re back together!  Or they were never apart, whatever.  I can’t keep up with these two and the rumors that swirl around them constantly.  For right now, today, they’re together in Beverly Hills.

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When she needs a self-esteem boost, Raven-Symoné can count on her biggest fan: her mom.

“She’ll call me and say, ‘You’re very pretty,’ ” says the former That’s So Raven star. “I’m like, ‘Thanks, Mommy!’ and that’s my confidence for the day.”

On Thursday, the singer-actress will be helping to boost some of her young fans’ confidence when she hosts a hundred 11- and 12-year-old girls at a Dove-sponsored self-esteem workshop in Cape May, N.J.

“It’s going to be so much fun,” the 23-year-old, who’s been working on her fifth album, tells PEOPLE. “We want to build their self-esteem and give them tools to face the world the next day without us there.”

The singer-actress has experienced her share of criticism – especially from online “haters” – for her body, which she’s called “thick and fabulous.”

“People come up to me and have certain words for me, but you know what I do? I say, ‘I’m healthy, I exercise, I believe in myself, and I think I’m beautiful,’ ” she says. “You just have to learn how to transform the pressures into something that doesn’t soak into you on a personal level. You see it, you breathe past it, you don’t let it sink into your self-esteem.”

And to enforce her positive mantra, if something’s got her down, Raven has a simple technique. “At the end of the day I’ll call my best friend and yell and scream and get it out,” she says. “And the next morning, it’s out of my system.”

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