Katie Holmes is InStyle’s August cover girl. In the interview, Katie opens up about how husband Tom Cruise keeps the romance alive, and how he’s “manly romantic”. She also opens up about the pressure to have another baby (she says no thanks!). I think she looks great inside the magazine, but I’m not a fan of the cover. She looks plastic.

Here are some highlights from the interview!

What’s a date night like with husband Tom Cruise?

“Two years ago he took me up on his P-51 Mustang, a fighter plane from World War II. He painted the words, ‘Kiss Me, Kate’ on the side,” Holmes says in the August issue of InStyle. “It feels like you’re on a bike in the sky. I thought, I’m either going to spend this whole flight totally freaked out or realize this is pretty thrilling.”

When you’re married to one of the world’s biggest movie stars, whom Holmes calls a “manly romantic,” life is bound to be exciting but also challenging when it comes to balancing careers and family.

On keeping the romance alive:

“In our family we have a policy: we make it work,” she says. “We Skype, and we try not to go for a week without seeing each other. We’re also very good at setting up camp wherever we go.”

On daughter Suri:

Wherever the couple goes, their 5-year-old daughter Suri is often in tow. The actress, who will next be seen in the horror film Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, credits her daughter with enriching her performances.

“My work has changed for the better,” Holmes notes. “I have more to bring to a role.”

On having another baby:

While the recent rumors that Holmes was pregnant turned out to be untrue, the actress says she doesn’t feel pressure to give Suri a sibling.

“We already have a very big family; a full household with cousins who are over a lot, and she has her friends,” Holmes says. “My biggest thing is making sure she’s fully taken care of and doing well.”

Experimenting with fashion:

“I’m not afraid to try a new designer or do something trendy, but it has to look right on my body. You don’t want to look like a fashion victim!”

On the excitement of landing new roles:

“Every time I get a job I cry. It sounds hokey, but it’s a sparkly moment that reminds you you’re living your dream every day. No matter how many roles you get, it’s like, ‘Somebody thinks I can do it!’”

On acting like a ‘lady’:

“I always try to conduct myself in a ladylike manner. That was my mom’s advice to me before every school dance, and it’s really locked in.”

Bree Olsen broke up with Charlie Sheen in April, but insists she’s “still a goddess. I’m just not Charlie’s goddess.”

The 24-year-old porn star from Indiana opens up about how she ended up with the troubled actor. “I suppose it was my movies”, she tells the August issue of Playboy. Bree has starred in over 250 adult films (ew).

When Sheen, 45, first contacted Olson (whom he had never met), the actor invited her over to his house for a meet and greet. After hitting it off, the adult film star — along with Natalie Kenly — soon began cohabiting with Sheen in his Sherman Oaks, Calif. mansion.

“He’s intelligent, he’s charismatic, he’s superfunny,” Olson (real name: Rachel Oberlin) says of the actor. “And he’s good in bed. I mean, he’s had a lot of practice.”

Despite rumors to the contrary, Sheen was “gentle and considerate” in between the sheets, Olson says. “He’s just a rock star. He’s a powerhouse. He’s a very sensual and sexual person, and when I was with him I felt as if we became one together, because he’s just so enticing sexually.”

As for the sex she reportedly had with Kenly? “That was a lie,” Olson now says. “I didn’t really even know her. Okay, all three of us got together, I think, twice. They did their thing together, and Charlie and I did our thing together. And we had two different beds. She and I would go to whichever bed, and he would pick. You know, ‘Where am I sleeping tonight?’”

Currently single and living in Los Angeles, Olson tells Playboy she’s retiring from the adult film industry to focus on becoming a real actress. “I can do this,” she says. “I’m so winning right now.”

I think the whole thing is just so sad. I know some people will do just about anything for fame, but being Charlie Sheen’s plaything is a whole new low. Gross.

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Mila Kunis graces the cover of August’s GQ “The Comedy Issue”. In the magazine, Mila promotes her new movie, ‘Friends With Benefits’. I read the entire interview (where she spends waaaaaaaaaay to long about her obsession with Star Trek) and I like her! I have to go see her new movie!

GQ: Your new movie is called Friends with Benefits. Ever been in one of those relationships?

Mila Kunis: Oy. I haven’t, but I can give you my stance on it: It’s like communism—good in theory, in execution it fails. Friends of mine have done it, and it never ends well. Why do people put themselves through that torture?

GQ: It’s because they enjoy sex.

Mila Kunis: But friends with benefits isn’t a purely sexual relationship—it’s two people who like each other having sex, not a random hookup. And when two people who like each other have sex, eventually someone catches feelings and everything is f*cked. You might be able to treat our relationship as killing time. I might not. I may be in love with you.

GQ: So I went back and watched some of your earliest movies, and—

Mila Kunis: Oh Lord! I’m so sorry, buddy. How can I make it up to you?

GQ: By telling me what it was like to act with William Shatner [in American Psycho 2] and Hulk Hogan [in Santa with Muscles].

Mila Kunis: Jesus. You did not watch Santa with Muscles.

GQ: Fine. I watched the trailer on YouTube.

Mila Kunis: I was too young to fully understand the importance of working with Hulk Hogan. I just thought he was this huge man. Shatner was di­fferent. I’m a massive Trekkie, so that was crazy. He’s exactly what you think he is.

GQ: Who’s the funniest person you know?

Mila Kunis: My father. He has such a dry sense of humor. He’d say something funny and then be like, “Kiddo, now’s the part where you laugh.”

GQ: What about someone you’re not related to?

Mila Kunis: Lucille Ball is perfection—her timing and her commitment. Sarah Silverman is raunchy and brilliant, and people call her out for saying fucked-up stuff­ that they wouldn’t have a problem with a man saying. How dare she? Who else? Tina Fey. She’s a genius. I actually just finished reading Bossypants.

GQ: That was good, I thought.

Mila Kunis: No! Not good, brilliant. I love Tina Fey. So funny, but never shticky. She’s not tripping over shit.

GQ: She’s so clearly attractive and successful that I can’t buy her self-deprecating stuff anymore.

Mila Kunis: I see your point. You want the attention to go to the joke itself rather than be distracted by who’s delivering it. But look at Bridesmaids. That movie’s full of beautiful women who are hysterical. I’m so proud of those ladies. You have no idea how hard it is for a woman in this business. A lot of people don’t even think women are funny. It’s fucked-up, but you have to deal with guys like that. I’ve learned to roll with it.

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Oh how I love Farmer’s Markets. We have a great one where I live. Nothing better than picking up fresh produce!

Photos: Fame

Kid Rock doesn’t regret marrying Pamela Anderson, because he calls their brief marriage “the most fun” he’s ever had.

The singer started dating former “Baywatch” actress in 2001, and after splitting briefly, they finally married in 2006. The marriage was over just five months later.

Despite the public break-up, Rock insists he’ll never regret the marriage and will always remember fondly how much fun they had together.

He tells CNN’s Piers Morgan, “I don’t regret that (marrying Anderson), no… It was a blast… The discussions of her have been covered throughout the years, it’s over. But I will tell you this one if you’ve not heard me say it yet, getting married (was) some of the most fun I’ve ever had in my life… we loved it so much… It was that much fun.”

The musician, who is currently dating an unknown woman, also admits he hasn’t ruled out another marriage in the future: “Right now I’d say no (to marrying again), but I’ve learnt to never say no.”

Photos below: Pamela Anderson arrives in Denmark on a private jet with her friend Claus Hjelmbak. The actress/model is hosting Hjembak’s Scandinavian Style Mansion Party in Copehhagen tonight.

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What in the bloody hell is she wearing?

A patriotic Fergie steps out in an American flag sweater while leaving her hotel in Dublin, Ireland. A few days earlier, the Black Eyed Peas performed at Ireland’s biggest music festival, O2.

The group recently announced that the band would be taking an “indefinite break”.

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The Oscars aired five months ago, but actor James Franco is still upset about the evening, and the grief he’s been given ever since.

“It’s hard to talk about because it’s like assigning blame — not a fun thing to do,” Franco told Playboy Magazine. “For three or four weeks we shot the promos and the little film that played in the opening. In the last week, when we really started focusing on the script for the live show and did a run-through, I said to the producer, ‘I don’t know why you hired me, because you haven’t given me anything. I just don’t think this stuff’s going to be good.’ ”

Franco insisted that Oscar producers were the one who came up with the idea of having him walk on stage dressed as Marilyn Monroe, and he hated the idea – from the beginning. “I was so pissed about that I was deliberately going to fall onstage and hopefully my dress would fall off or something — they couldn’t blame that one me; I was in high heels. The plan had been that I was going to sing as Cher and then Cher was going to come out onstage; that got axed when Cher and the song from Burlesque weren’t nominated. I told them, ‘Look, this is the thing people are going to talk about, the images they will take away from the show.’ ”

James goes on to explain that once he realized no one was listening to his complaints, he just decided to go with the flow. “I just didn’t want to fight anymore,” he explained, noting that, “Me in drag is not funny.”

“I was going with their program; I wanted to do the material they gave me, not be one of the many cooks doing the writing. There were a lot of cooks who shouldn’t have been cooking, but were allowed to. There were some cooks my manager tried to bring in, like Judd Apatow, who wrote some very funny stuff that wasn’t used.”

Still, for all the subsequent fallout and criticism, immediately following the show, Franco said that the feedback was nothing but great, with the telecast’s producer even giving him a hug and informing him, “Steve Spielberg just told me it was the best Oscars ever!”

This despite his seemingly low-energy performance, which Franco explained was all part of his master plan and most definitely not his way of showing that he “wasn’t into it or was too cool for it.”

“I thought, ‘OK, Anne is going the enthusiastic route. I’ve been trained as an actor to respond to circumstances, to the people I’m working with, and not force anything.’ So I thought I would be the straight man and she could be the other, and that’s how I was trying to do those lines. I felt kind of trapped in that material. I felt, ‘This is not my boat. I’m just a passenger, but I’m going down and there’s no way out.’ “

Gotta give it to the guy – it was obvious during the show that he wasn’t given any good material. He knew it – and we knew it. It was painful to watch him onstage!

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