- Miley Cyrus, spreading holiday cheer, via Twitter
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"That wasn't my finest moment. Every time I watch that video, the beginning bit properly makes me giggle. I remember sitting on the loo on the set with Eminem and Dr. Dre there and thinking: 'How surreal can life get?' It's quite hard to sit on the loo without wanting to go to the loo. It wasn't my sexiest moment."
- Dido, on filming the music video for her duet with Eminem on the single Stan, to NY Daily News
"It's not my journey, you know. I don't believe in rehab. I believe in detox, not rehab. But she'll be all right. Bring a book, ’cause those places suck."
- Charlie Sheen, on his advice for Lindsay Lohan while she's in rehab for 90 days, to E!
"Do you know, I've never voted, I never have… I can't be bothered."
- Simon Cowell shares controversial thoughts on civic duty at a Britain's Got Talent launch event.
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"I don’t like wearing bras, so she's always telling me, 'You are wearing a bra. We’re putting this on you'. She’ll say, 'This is going to be see-through. It doesn't feel see-through right now, but it will be.' I like to be as comfortable as I can, but sometimes she’s like, 'Look, this isn’t going to be comfortable, but just do it.' So, always wear a bra."
- Kaley Cuoco on her stylist Tara Swennen making her wear a bra.
"I don't think it was me getting rid of any sort of image…I do specific things in my career that are tailored for a specific audience. Obviously I have a younger generation that looks at me - and I really appreciate that. And I just did an animated movie, so I want to respect that and still do things that will earn me that respect. But I also want to do things that challenge me and put me out of my element."
- Selena Gomez, on transitioning from Disney to serious acting roles, to The Press Association
"That was definitely one of the draws for me to work with Stephenie [Meyer]. I had read the first "Twilight" book when I was 14 and really liked how clear she made something like first love and discovering yourself. I haven't seen many of the films, to be honest — I think I saw the first one and the last one, but it was more the books that I liked."
- Saoirse Ronan, on her preference for the Twilight books and not the movies, to the LA Times.
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