Leona Lewis has a secret crush on Indiana Jones actor Shia LaBeouf – and fantasises about rubbing sun tan lotion onto his back.

The Bleeding Love singer is in a long-term relationship with her childhood sweetheart Lou Al-Chamaa, but admits that if she was single, she would love to get to know the 21-year-old film star.

Lewis reveals she would love to “ask Shia about all his films” while giving him a back massage, according to British magazine Dare.

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Shia LaBeouf credits Angelina Jolie’s father Jon Voight with his acting success – insisting he doubted his future in Hollywood before befriending the veteran star.

The 21-year-old co-starred with Voight in 2003’s Holes – the movie credited with shooting the Indiana Jones star into the Hollywood big time.

And Voight’s words of wisdom led to the young actor to fall back in love with his craft – and insists he “loves” Voight for his kind approach.

LaBeouf says, “I guess he saw a kid who needed something that he could provide, which was guidance, a male figure, all of that, education. Jon showed me that there was so much to strive for. It all just started being very emotional for me and I fell in love with the title ‘actor’.

He adds, “He’s just a great friend. He’s a loving man. I love that guy.”

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Shia LaBeouf is struggling to evict his dad from the garage of his Los Angeles home.

Vietnam veteran Jeffrey LaBeouf spends his summers living in a teepee in Montana and his winters staying with his movie star son – but this year the actor’s father has yet to move on.

And the Transformers star admits he can’t bring himself to kick his dad out.

LaBeouf, 21, says, “We’ve got this little air mattress set up for him. It’s very comfortable. But now it’s not winter anymore and he’s still there. But I can’t go there and go, `Hey dad. Listen it’s time to go back.’ I can’t make him leave.”

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Shia LaBeouf appeared on Monday’s Late Show with David Letterman where he shed some light on his recent arrest at a Chicago Walgreens store.

The 21-year old actor, who stars in the new Indiana Jones movie Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, said he got “pretty wasted” before being hauled off to “the drunk tank” last November for refusing to leave the Walgreens store. The actor told Letterman he was jones-ing for a cigarette and was pre-occupied with a pimple on his face.

“So I go to Walgreens and I go to the cosmetic aisle,” LaBeouf recalled, “and I see the security guard and he’s looking at me, four in the morning, pretty disheveled, pretty messed up in the magical sauce. And I get pimple cream and he’s looking at me, he’s kinda giggling to himself, and now I’m starting to feel like, ‘What? It’s really not that funny, guy, you know?’”

Shia says he got back to his hotel and realized he’d forgotten to buy the cigarettes. He returned to Walgreen’s, this time wearing different clothes, but somehow forgot again to pick up a pack of smokes. On his third return trip, things with the security guard got confrontational.

“I go back down and he goes, ‘Really? Really? Really?’ And I’m like, ‘Yeah, really!’ He goes, ‘Well what are you doing here?’ And I’m like, ‘Well buddy, it’s your worst nightmare.’”

LaBeouf said at that point the guard put him in plastic handcuffs and wrestled him to the ground. The actor says he acted like a “moron” during the incident. He was charged with misdemeanor criminal trespassing; the next day his mugshot was splashed across the Internet.

Prosecutors later dropped the charges because Walgreen Co. and a security company said they didn’t want to continue the case.

”Drinking and driving is one thing, but drinking and shopping … it’s just as bad,” LaBeouf said.

This isn’t the actor’s first brush with the law where cigarettes were involved–he was separately cited in February for smoking where he shouldn’t in Burbank, Calif., but a judge later dismissed the charge.

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Shia LaBeouf fears his downfall lies in the lure of beautiful women – because he can’t stay away from the opposite sex.

The 21-year-old doesn’t have a longterm girlfriend and is happy to enjoy the benefits of being a young, single actor in Hollywood.
And LaBeouf is convinced the best thing about being the star is the constant throng of female admirers.

He says, “I have my vices and that includes women. Not that I have time for relationships as such, but that doesn’t mean I have to live like a monk, right? As vices go, women are right up there with my favorites. In fact, women are probably the best vice in the world. I try to be respectful but sometimes women are looking for more commitment than I’m able or willing to give. I can’t commit myself to one woman for any length of time. But I love their company intensely.”

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Shia LaBeouf will have to paint Harrison Ford’s garage if their new film Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull fails to become the most successful installment in the movie franchise.

The pair both star in the fourth installment of the action adventure series and LaBeouf is so convinced the film will be a box office hit, he has made a bet with Ford.

If the film fails to live up to his expectations and he loses the wager, LaBeouf will not only have to redecorate the actor’s garage, he will have to build the veteran star a new one too.

LaBeouf says, “If this is not the biggest Indiana Jones movie yet, then I’ve got to paint Harrison Ford’s garage. If it is a flop, I’ve actually got to build him a new garage and then paint that, too. But this film is gonna be huge. It has to be – I’m not too keen on the idea of all that painting.”

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Shia LaBeouf has vowed never to get arrested again – after a string of “embarrassing” incidents threatened to hamper his promising film career.

The 21-year-old actor was accused of trespassing in November after refusing to leave a Chicago, Illinois convenience store at 4am, but the misdemeanour charges were subsequently dropped.

An arrest warrant was also issued for LaBeouf in March after he was accused of failing to turn up to court to face a charge of smoking in a prohibited area in California in February. The star eventually pleaded guilty to the charges and landed a $500 fine for the offense.

And now LaBeouf has promised not to get himself into any more trouble.

He says, “There’s nothing cool about getting arrested for stupid stuff at my age. But it keeps happening to me. I could pretend that I find it all highly amusing, but I’d be lying. It’s deeply embarrassing. I decided a long time ago to stop doing stupid things, so clearly I’ve still got some work to do on myself. I’m not anonymous any more. Now, I light up a cigarette in the wrong place and overnight I’m the Al Capone of misdemeanors. What I’ve got in terms of acting is too important for me to jeopardize.”

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