“I enjoy being me, I always have done. I’ve seen people where it rules their lives, you know, who want to be thinner or have bigger boobs, and how it wears them down. And I just don’t want that in my life. It’s just never been an issue – at least, I’ve never hung out with the sort of horrible people who make it an issue. I have insecurities, of course, but I don’t hang out with anyone who points them out to me.”
Adele, on her appearance and insecurities
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“It’s been difficult. My hat goes off to any working parent. It is the hardest to juggle. I know my job is by no means the hardest in the world, but to any parents, again, it is so difficult because you’re trying to focus so hard but you’re always wondering, ‘What’s my child doing? Are they okay? Did they eat their lunch? Did they eat their vegetables? Did they take their nap?’ It’s how to separate both of them.”
Sarah Michelle Gellar, on balancing work and motherhood
“Scarface is] one of my favorites because of its whole evolution. It [was] sort of eviscerated after it opened by the press,” Pacino told The AP. “Nobody was fond of it, except it had good audience participation. At that time, there was this whole thing about greed, which was Wall Street and everything, and I think that’s part of it. A great character, too, Tony Montana – a person who dares to do anything, who flies like a Phoenix, like Icarus, close to the sun.”
Al Pacino
“The sadness of losing someone, especially in these circumstances, is something we live with and we continually question how it could be prevented. There’s not really a great awareness about the services available to kids, and that’s why I’m behind this great cause. If we can reach just one child and let them know there is someone out there who wants to listen, that could help to save their life. I believe if my cousin had known of Kids Helpline it may have saved his life.”
Miranda Kerr, on the launch of a new charity campaign that she is backing after her younger cousin committing suicide
“I’d probably give her a pair of my skinny moto jeans and a fresh moto jacket with a cool tank, and I’d probably get her a nice pair of Ralph Lauren boots, throw her on a cool-ass motorcycle and tell her to go. But that’s just me. I’m standing in New York looking over the city, and I like to see a little ruggedness. Pippa’s still kind of up-and-coming to me, she should get to wear whatever she wants. It’s time to experiment with the kinds of things she wears. I think she has a great sense of taste, and she seems just like a girl’s girl, and she knows how to have fun with the boys.”
Queen Latifah, on Kate Middleton’s style
“We started the whole world tour and you’re expelling so much energy, so that by the time the awards season was over my body just needed to relax. It was kind of like shutting down. It was such an emotional thing and I do know that everybody from, like, the director, the producer and the rest of the cast went away with their families afterwards and they kind of hid for a while because you needed to refuel. There was no nervous breakdown. It was just a beautiful journey that exhausted me.”
Zoe Saldana, on rumors that she had a breakdown after filming Avatar
“I think your personal life is your personal life, and that should stay private, but in the line of talking about my craft and what I do, I’m willing to talk about those things. It doesn’t seem like [some people] have too much trouble crossing the line [between the two]. I would say [you only know] half [of the real me]. I can be pretty guarded with my personal life and I’ve learned that’s okay. Sometimes it’s our secrets that define us.”
Britney Spears
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“Emma, I think you’re all the way beautiful. Not just pretty, but smart and kind-hearted. And if I were a lot younger, I would marry you. We would have chubby little freckle-faced kids, we’d laugh all day long, go camping and play Yahtzee. Tell ghost stories by the fire.”
Jim Carrey, his message to Emma Stone, his “Help” co-star
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“He gave me the two greatest gifts [in] our daughters! I really believe that people come in to our life, and we learn different things. I honestly believe that he has been one of my greatest teachers as far as life lessons. As painful as it all was I would do it all again because I have amazing children.”
Denise Richards, on Charlie Sheen
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“There is definitely more to me than my physical appearance, but I have to embrace it. It’s not the worst thing in the world, having that sex symbol status. You need to have a bit of a sense of humor about yourself, though – I get asked to take my top off on a daily basis.”
Jesse Metcalfe, on his sex symbol status
“Being myself is a lot of pressure. I feel a lot more insecure being Emma than if I take on a character.”
Emma Watson
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“I’m so bad, I interrupt everybody. I’m so obnoxious. I just get really excited when I talk, and especially when I talk to people who are fun to talk to, and I jump in at the end of every sentence and nobody ever gets to finish a thought.”
Anne Hathaway, on why she and Kanye West would get along fabulously
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“I like to watch MTV for escapist pleasure, but when I saw Snooki, I saw my twin. I couldn’t lose myself in the show anymore because there I was. That being said, I think JWoww is amazing. I love JWoww. She’s intense. See, JWoww to me is proper Jersey because she will scrap for a friend.”
Anne Hathaway, on Snooki
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“It’s so important that they have that mother-daughter bond and breastfeeding, I think, is really an incredible thing. We’re in the process of putting it in bottles now, so that means I get to feed her – which has been amazing.”
David Beckham, on breastfeeding
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“I believe that every woman is entitled to fight to preserve her youth. [Plastic surgery is] like the uniform of a generation. And it’s not necessarily beautiful. It’s not wrinkled-looking, but it’s not beautiful. Within you there is beauty, and you have to learn how to find it and enhance it in a natural way, One thing that is exciting about being a woman is that you can rediscover your beauty over and over and over.”
Salma Hayek, on plastic surgery
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