Ryan Gosling, who must not frequent this or any other website very often, says that his fans always seem to be disappointed once they finally meet him:

When Levi Johnston's sister Mercede was asked how she would feel if Sarah Palin were elected president, she really didn't hold back:

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani may think that "marriage should be between a man and woman", but he also thinks the Republican Party should "get the heck out of people's bedrooms and let these things get decided by states."

Morrissey's response to whether or not he is a fan of Lady Gaga:

Arianna Huffington discusses the importance of having a "fearlessness tribe" of female friends — and becoming a "passionate missionary" who encourages women to choose flats over painful high heels, as they may increase your chances of getting mugged:

According to Mel Gibson's brother, Andrew, Gibson's family still refuses to believe that the recordings of Mel "using abusive, homophobic and racist language are really of him."

According to Tennessee Guerilla Women, Ann Coulter is the first woman to point out Bill Maher's "woman problem" during a recent appearance on his show.

GQ profiles Michael Bay with a sort of oral history, containing personal accounts from the professionals who have worked alongside him. Quotes ranged from, "Michael Bay has a mainline to the testosterone glands of the American male" (Frances McDormand) to, "He can be merciless at times, yet surprisingly sensitive"…

Says the comedienne, who, unlike you, refrained from swearing on New Year's Eve, "I've already gone for Sarah, Todd and Bristol obviously, but I think it's Willow's year to go down." But what about Track, Kathy? What about Track?