Man, Demi Moore is taking this cougar thing very, very seriously. Back in the good ol’ days she hooked up with Ashton Kutcher, who was in his mid-20′s at the time. The two went on to get married, even though she was 17 years his senior. We all know how well that relationship ended. Well, according to several sources, Demi has moved on with another 20 something model named Blake Corl-Baietti. (In case you’re wondering, her eldest daughter, Rumer, is 23. Not weird at all!)

49-year-old Demi has been spotted with the 26-year-old personal trainer in Los Angeles. I’m hoping that Demi is just “working out”, but I’m guessing that’s probably not all that’s going on.

Has Demi Moore found a new guy – or is she just intensifying her workout?

The actress, 49, was spotted Saturday in L.A. with Blake Corl-Baietti, a 26-year-old California personal trainer who also models.

In a 2009 profile on the modeling web site One Model Place, Corl-Baietti says, “As far as my interests are concerned, I am as renaissance as it gets. I love anything outdoors, learning as much as I can, and [ gaining] any kind of life experience possible.”

Describing himself as “fun-loving” and “honest,” Corl-Baietti also says that he “PROUDLY [serves] in the California National Guard and am in college pursuing a degree in kinesiology.”

Moore, who recently told Harper’s Bazaar that she worries that she’s “not worthy of being loved,” has maintained a low profile since splitting from husband Ashton Kutcher, 33, in November.

A rep for Moore has not responded to a request for comment.

Of course I had to go try and find a picture of this kid – so here’s what I found on his Facebook page.  I think Demi needs an older man. In fact, I think she just needs to get back with Bruce Willis. Damn, they were a hot couple.

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Oh my word – that movie looks AWFULLLLL!

Demi Moore‘s watched the media scrutinize every part of her life and marriage over the last few months, and in the latest issue of Harper’s Bazaar, she addresses the rumors that she’s slimmed up and says that there’s nothing wrong with that.

“I think I sit today in a place of greater acceptance of my body, and that includes not just my weight but all of the things that come with your changing body as you age to now experiencing my body as extremely thin – thin in a way that I never imagined somebody would be saying to me, ‘You’re too thin, and you don’t look good,’ ” the actress, 49, tells the magazine.

“I have had a love-hate relationship with my body,” she says. “When I’m at the greatest odds with my body, it’s usually because I feel my body’s betraying me, whether that’s been in the past, struggling with my weight and feeling that I couldn’t eat what I wanted to eat, or that I couldn’t get my body to do what I wanted it to do.”

On Being Fearful of the Unknown
“What scares me the most is not knowing and accepting that just about everything is not in my control,” she says. “That makes me feel unsafe.”

“I think being comfortable is perhaps overrated,” she adds. “I think a better word than comfortable is accepting. Accepting weaknesses and strengths and being more able to celebrate all of it as a whole package.”

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Demi Moore graces the February cover of Harper’s Bazaar, and the accompanying photo shoot is absolutely stunning! Yes, it’s photoshopped like crazy – but either way – she looks pretty unfreakingbelievable for her age!

Demi is promoting her new show, ‘The Conversation’, which will appear on Lifetime. The show promises to  “feature strikingly frank discussions with A-listers,” such as prominent women discussing “the universal themes in women’s lives” i.e. relationships, body image, sex, career. So far the women lined up are Gwyneth Paltrow, Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys and Jane Fonda.

On Body Image: “I have had a love-hate relationship with my body. When I’m at the greatest odds with my body, it’s usually because I feel my body’s betraying me, whether that’s been in the past, struggling with my weight and feeling that I couldn’t eat what I wanted to eat, or that I couldn’t get my body to do what I wanted it to do. I think I sit today in a place of greater acceptance of my body, and that includes not just my weight but all of the things that come with your changing body as you age to now experiencing my body as extremely thin – thin in a way that I never imagined somebody would be saying to me, ‘You’re too thin, and you don’t look good.’”

On Abandonment & The Unknown: “I used to think that what scared me was the idea of being abandoned until someone said to me, ‘Only children can be abandoned. Adults can’t be abandoned because we have a choice. Children don’t have a choice.’ So I started to rethink. ‘Okay, it’s not that. What’s the underlying thread that really scares me?’ I think what scares me is not having the courage to reach my full potential . . . which means that I would allow fear, insecurity, and doubt to rule me and that I would ask for only a little of what is actually there for me. It would mean that I would be settling.

“And so for me, it’s not just about reaching my potential in terms of my career. It goes more to the idea of being whole, of loving oneself. And I think there is no way to reach your fullest potential if you don’t really find the love of yourself. If I were to answer it just kind of bold-faced, I would say what scares me is that I’m going to ultimately find out at the end of my life that I’m really not lovable, that I’m not worthy of being loved. That there’s something fundamentally wrong with me.

“And that I wasn’t wanted here in the first place, so the fight against gravity for me is to find that love for myself that gives me the courage to reach my fullest potential, to actually receive this abundance that’s really there. I also think that what scares you goes back to being a kid; what really scares you is not knowing. What scares me the most is not knowing and accepting that just about everything is not in my control. That makes me feel unsafe.”

On Comfort: “I think being comfortable is perhaps overrated. I think a better word than comfortable is accepting. Accepting weaknesses and strengths and being more able to celebrate all of it as a whole package. Well, it indicates an illusion as opposed to the reality, which is that we don’t live in black and white – we live in the gray – and that, as you’re saying, stepping out of the familiar, the known, the comfortable, allows us to become more whole and complete. So to answer the question ‘Have I become more comfortable with myself as a woman?’ I would say that I have in the sense of valuing myself, certainly more than I did when I was a teenager.”

On Her Idea Of Freedom: “Letting go of the outcome. Truly being in the moment. Not reflecting on the past. Not projecting into the future. That’s freedom. Not caring more about what other people think than what you think. That’s freedom. To not be defined by your wounds. Somebody wrote something to me that said, ‘Don’t let your wounds make you become someone you’re not.’ That’s really powerful.”

Interesting!

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Demi Moore has joined ‘Lovelace’, the new film about porn star Linda Lovelace. Demi will play the role of feminist activist Gloria Steinam in the biopic.

Moore will get a short cameo in the film, which will star Amanda Seyfried as Lovelace and Peter Sarsgaard as her ex-husband and porn production manager Chuck Traynor. It is a bit ironic that she’ll play Steinem, as one of her best known roles is that of a stripper in “Striptease.” Featuring as Lovelace’s co-star in “Deep Throat,” the iconic porn film that made Lovelace famous, will be Adam Brody, who is best known for his work on “The OC.” Eric Roberts has also been added to the cast as a lie detector expert.

In December, James Franco was reported to be in talks to join the film as Hugh Hefner another celebrity cameo. Hank Azaria in December signed on to play Jerry Damiano, the director of “Deep Throat.”

Last seen in the ensemble financial drama “Margin Call” and the Sam Levinson-directed drama “Another Happy Day,” Moore will next be seen alongside Miley Cyrus in the comedy “LOL.”

If this movie is done well, it will be really interesting. I hope it’s good! Demi could use a good movie!

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Almost a month after announcing her intent to divorce Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore has yet to change her Twitter handle, which currently is @mrskutcher.

She took to Twitter to fire back at her critics, saying, “changing my twitter name isn’t a top priority right now. sorry it bothers so many of u. should I not tweet until I do?does it really matter?”

Indeed, Twitter itself hasn’t been Moore’s priority as she puts her life back together following the demise of her six-year marriage to Kutcher, 33, who cheated on her with Sara Leal, 22, back in September.

Still, in an Us Weekly online survey from November, 60 percent of readers agreed that the single mother of three should re-christen herself “JustDemi” on Twitter; 30 percent liked “MsMoore,” 7 percent preferred “SoOverAshton,” while just 3 percent favored “GhostGirl.”

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Since announcing her divorce to Ashton Kutcher last month, it seems Demi Moore has already bounced back in the game. She has become close to beauty mogul Scott-Vincent Borba and the pair have reportedly just started dating.

“Demi and Scott-Vincent started dating last week,” revealed a source. “They have known each other a long time and he’s really been there for her by her side through the whole Ashton thing.”

Scott-Vincent who is in his mid-thirties and the CEO of BORBA skin care products is positively taken with Demi.

“It’s easy for Scott to keep his relationships a secret because he’s so often photographed hanging out with celebrity clientele. But he’s head over heels for Demi and there’s definitely potential for a lasting relationship between them.”

Watch this space.

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