Girls Next Door star Holly Madison and magician Criss Angel have called it quits, according to E! News.

Earlier this month, a source told Us their relationship — which began after she split with Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner last October — was on the rocks.

“All she’s doing is following Criss Angel around to all of his magic shows, with no legitimate job to speak of,” said an insider. “She’s still heartbroken and regretful about how things went down with Hef.

“Then she ran into the arms of Criss Angel,” the source told Us. “But then it’s like, ‘This is not everything I thought it would be.’”

Madison, 29, and Angel, 41, began dating late last year after she split with Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner last October.

The two seemed to be in high spirits around the holidays, celebrating their joint birthdays at Las Vegas’ LAX Nightclub on Dec. 19.

“I made Criss a paper ring, but he won’t wear it,” she told Us. “When he starts wearing his paper ring, I will be the one to propose.”

Added Angel, “You know, what Holly and I have is really something that money can’t buy. She is enough for me.”

They also met each other’s parents around the holidays.

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Jennifer Love Hewitt isn’t a stranger to body-image pressure in Hollywood. After some unflattering photos from a Hawaiian vacation spurred negative comments about her body, she spoke out against the old size 0 norms. “It’s realistic to feel good about yourself and to be as happy as you can be,” Jennifer tells Life & Style in an exclusive interview. “If it’s a size 12, then it’s a size 12. If it’s a size 0, then it’s a size 0. Size doesn’t matter.” And altering her own size — she’s shed almost 20 pounds from her 5-foot-2½ frame since last April — is something she insists she’s doing only for her health. “My goal was to be in the best shape I could possibly be in by my 30th birthday,” the Ghost Whisperer star, who turned the big 3-0 on Feb. 21, tells Life & Style. “I just want to live a long, healthy life, and you have to keep yourself active if you’re going to do that.”

Jennifer isn’t the only celeb speaking out on the pressure of staying thin!

“The main goal should be health, not squeezing into that dress your friend fits into.” —Natasha Bedingfield

“You need to be comfortable in your own skin. Girls who shouldn’t be a size 0 are saying, ‘Oh, I need to be that,’ and it’s not for everybody.” —Jessica Szohr

“I think wanting to be a size 0 is a bizarre, delusional goal. I think you should be whatever your healthy body wants you to be.”—Kristen Bell

“I’m not that size 0 girl. I love women of all sizes.” —Jennie Garth

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I would mob him.  I like how he’s always wearing a suit. Nice!

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Love her!  Emily’s got a crazy year coming up!  She has many movies coming out in 2009!  The one I’m most excited about – is the next in line!  The Young Victoria stars Emily alongside two great actors, Paul Bettany and Rupert Friend.

The movie will chronicle Victoria’s early rise to power, focusing on the romantic courtship and her legendary marriage to Prince Albert. The film begins in 1836, the year before Victoria ascended the throne, and ends in 1840.

No wonder Jennifer Aniston received so much affection from John Mayer on Oscar night.

It turns out that while the singer was happy to provide “moral support” to his girl at the Academy Awards, he was also “very, very nervous” about attending.

“It’s not my world, the Oscar thing,” Mayer told Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS-FM show Wednesday. “But [Jen] was so sweet to me that night, because you can go from a Grammy winner to a water boy when you walk into the Kodak Theatre on Oscar night.” He added, “While it was really, really fun, the whole thing is very odd to me.”

“I basically stepped into the picture frame of Hollywood,” he explained. “And you have to really be with someone you know has your back in that situation, and she did, and it was really great.”

As for why the normally low-key couple chose such a high-profile event to go so public with their relationship, John told Ryan, “At some point, you feeel comfortable and say this is the choice I want to make. I think a year is a pretty good period of time with which to say, yeah, let’s go have a really good time at the Oscars.”

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