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JEFF GOLDBLUM is urging his fellow actors to embrace their baldness inste ad of wearing a fake hairpiece, insisting stars are "foolish" to think th ey are tricking the public.
The 57 year old admits he’s fortunate his thick raven mane is real, but he’s tired of other Hollywood stars trying to hide their receding hairli ne - because most wigs are obvious fakes.
He says, "I think the hair problem for men - not that I’m familiar - is unsolvable and makes them do foolish things. Do people wear toupees anym ore? They’re awful, just awful. How about hair plugs? I don’t want to mak e anybody feel bad… (but) it’s a disaster."

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British actress/model ELIZABETH HURLEY has a secret fetish - she is attra cted to powerful politicians.
The Austin Powers star admits she lusts after world leaders including f ormer U.S. President Bill Clinton and ex-British Prime Minister John Majo r.
She also has a crush on the U.K.’s current opposition leader David Came ron - and has even dined with the Conservative Party boss and his wife Sa mantha.
Hurley says, "Oh, I love David Cameron. I’ve had lunch with David and S amantha a few times and found them both extremely charming. I think he’s gorgeous. Super-sexy! He’s very hands-on with his kids, very charismatic.
Powerful folk can be sexy. I adore Clinton; you know, naughty but nice w ith a very sexy voice. John Major was terribly dry and funny in the flesh too."

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Thrill-seeking actor EWAN MCGREGOR was left trembling in fear after he wa s taken for a white-knuckle ride in a Tornado fighter jet.
The Trainspotting star got the chance to experience a G-force inducing flight when his brother Colin - a pilot for Britain’s Royal Air Force - o ffered him a trip in a hi-tech military plane.
But McGregor admits he was terrified as they hurtled through the clouds - and ended up vomiting in a sick bag.
He tells Britain’s Mail on Sunday Live magazine, "We went barrelling do wn the runway and I was in the seat directly behind him, and because you can’t see what’s coming you can’t prepare for the G-force. You’re wearing a G-suit that inflates and pushes on your body, and it pushes the blood back. Without it you’d just pass out, as the G-force is unbelievable. It’ s horrible.
"I was a little sick, but not too much. We did a lot of low-level stuff and then he went up to 2,000 feet, over the clouds, and I started to swe at and I was thinking, ‘Conquer it, conquer it!’ "I managed to be all right, but then he asked me to change the frequenc y on the radio, and as I put my head down he veered off. I couldn’t get m y head back up, and it’s horrible when you can’t see. I instantly threw u p. When you land, you’ve got your little bag of sick on your lap, and the canopy comes up and the ground-crew fella comes up the ladder and he say s, ‘OK?’ And you have to hand him the bag."

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Actress LAUREN GRAHAM was left red-faced during her Broadway debut in GUY S AND DOLLS - after she mistakenly demanded an 80-year-old woman be eject ed from the theatre for filming.
The Gilmore Girls star first took the stage as Miss Adelaide, the long- suffering fiancee to Oliver Platt’s Nathan Detroit, in March 2009 for the revival of the stage production.
But Graham insists her performances were sometimes marred by rude theat regoers who attempted to film the show.
She explains, "People film everything now. It’s awful. It’s really dist racting because you can see that red light and you start thinking, ‘What am I going to look like on YouTube?’" The actress admits she decided to take action during one night’s perfor mance - but she chose the wrong person to make an example of, by accusing a frail old lady.
She remembers, "Right down in the front one day I could see this red li ght flashing and I came off stage and said, ‘Please go get this person, i t’s wrecking our scene.’ The stage manager came back and said, ‘Well, goo d news is we shut the light down. The bad news is it’s an 80 year old wom an’s birthday and it was her birthday pin flashing."

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HUGH JACKMAN and NICOLE KIDMAN have been named the godparents of media mo gul RUPERT MURDOCH’s two young daughters.
The Australia co-stars helped celebrate the baptism of Grace, eight, an d Chloe, six, the billionaire’s daughters with wife Wendi Deng, in a cere mony at what is believed to be the baptism site of Jesus Christ beside th e River Jordan.
The event was hosted by Jordan’s Queen Rania Al Abdullah, who invited J ackman, Kidman and the Murdochs for a three-day tour of her country after the christening.
The group, which also included Kidman’s husband Keith Urban and Ivanka Trump, sat down for a special dinner before visiting the ancient city of Petra, Wadi Rum and the oxygen-rich Dead Sea.
The royal tells Britain’s Hello! magazine, "I am happy to be sharing th is land that I love with my friends. We’re a small country but we’re rich with history and culture… Our guests were blown away by the diversity and depth of what Jordan has to offer but, most of all, they told me they were taken in by the warmth and kindness of our people."

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Rockers TAKING BACK SUNDAY are changing their line-up once again after pa rting ways with two bandmembers.
Bassist Matt Rubano and guitarist Matt Fazzi announced their departure on Monday (29Mar10), becoming the latest stars to leave the group, which has lost a number of musicians since forming in 1999.
In a post on the band’s official website, Rubano writes, "After seven y ears I’m sad to announce that I will no longer be playing the bass with T aking Back Sunday… I am proud of the music we made together and cherish ed every moment of it. It’s literally been a dream come true and you (the fans) were the cast of that dream. I will miss you all." Fazzi adds, "The last two years with Taking Back Sunday have been beyon d a dream come true, from touring and playing with bands that I really ad mire, to playing new places all around the world, to meeting and working with so many wonderful people along the way… Thanks to everyone involve d."

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SCARFACE has come out of retirement - the rapper is releasing new materia l one year after announcing plans to hang up his mic.
The star, real name Brad Jordan, announced in December 2008 that he wou ld "quit" after releasing album Emeritus - meaning retired professor - sa ying at the time, "I don’t retire, I quit. It feels real good. The Emerit us record, the reason I’m so proud of it is because it’s my last. I’m don e, man. If you leave it up to me, I quit." But it appears the hip-hop star isn’t ready to disappear from the rap s cene - he’s confirmed plans to put out his first independent mixtape late r this year (10).
He says, "I love music, I eat, sleep and s**t music. I always wanted to drop a mixtape on my own. So I just said, ‘Let’s drop an independent mix tape.’ I feel that I should be an adult and musician and pioneer - that’s what they call me. I feel that I need to move on to another stage with t he way I deliver my music to the public.
"I got a lot of s**t and I’m using about three per cent of what I know about music. I’m not using it all. I’m music. I can play that s**t long e nough for a real musician to catch it and feel me, where I’m going, and w e make magic like that."

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Opera singer BLANCHE THEBOM has died from pneumonia at the age of 94.
Thebom, a mezzo-soprano, performed with the Metropolitan Opera in New Y ork for more than 20 years, and also appeared in regional summer theatre revivals of Broadway shows including The Sound of Music.
She was perhaps best known for her roles in Wagner operas, including as Fricka in Die Walkure and Brangane in Tristan und Isolde.
Thebom was born in Monessen, Pennsylvania, in 1915 and joined the Met i n 1944. She left in the 1960s after more than 350 performances, and went on to teach opera at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock. She also set up the Opera Arts Training Program in San Francisco, California.
Thebom passed away at her home in San Francisco on March 23 (10). (ZN/N

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LEANN RIMES is opening up about her longrunning chronic skin disease - an d is urging other sufferers of psoriasis to "stop hiding" the condition.
The Blue singer was diagnosed with the autoimmune disorder at the age o f two and she’s long battled the problem, which commonly causes recurring red, scaly patches to appear on the skin.
Now Rimes has teamed up with the American Academy of Dermatology and th e National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) to back their Make A Change Pledge, which aims to de-stigmatise the disease.
She says, "The purpose of the Make a Change Pledge is to empower people living with psoriasis to make changes that can help them increase their understanding of the disease and its impact on their everyday lives, as w ell as encourage them to work with a dermatologist to optimally manage th eir disease.
"As a performer in the public spotlight, coping with my psoriasis was s cary and frustrating at times. I had to recognise how psoriasis was affec ting many aspects of my life and commit to managing it. Personally, I lea rned to control my disease by working with a dermatologist to develop a t reatment plan that is best for me."

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GARBAGE frontwoman SHIRLEY MANSON has joined a host of celebrities helpin g the Haiti earthquake relief effort - the rocker has raised $1,500 (=C2=A3 1,000) by personalising two t-shirts.
Musicians including The Strokes’ Fabrizio Moretti, Norah Jones and Mark Ronson have previously stamped their own designs on items including bags and musical instruments for the Crafts For A Cause initiative, in aid of the Caribbean nation which was hit by a devastating tremor in January (1 0).
Now Manson has lent her support to the campaign by signing two tops, wh ich were both bought by one fan for $1,500 (=C2=A31,000).
And she’s grateful to the mystery buyer, paying tribute to the bidder f or helping to support the survivors in Haiti.
She says, "You have done something very pure, very wonderful. In a part of the world where people are struggling through hell and high water, so meone you have never met and never will shall have their life touched wit h kindness as a result of your participation in this auction." (KD/WNTRE/

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KATY PERRY has nicknamed her fiance RUSSELL BRAND "bridezilla" - because he’s addicted to reading wedding magazines.
The I Kissed A Girl hitmaker became engaged to the funnyman on New Year ’s Eve (31Dec09) after he proposed during a romantic vacation in India.
Perry admits her new album has taken priority over planning their weddi ng - but insists Brand has been doing enough research for the both of the m.
She tells MTV News, "I have to plan my (new album) first and then I’m g oing to get to my wedding. But I’m really excited about that, too.
"He (Brand) is a total bridezilla. He’s like a freak, man. You should s ee - he’s always, like, buying bride magazines. Every time we go out for breakfast, he’s like, ‘Can we just stop and get a bride magazine?’" (CL/W

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JON HEDER has abruptly pulled out of starring in an upcoming sitcom produ ced by WILL FERRELL, citing "creative differences".
The Napoleon Dynamite star was signed up to play a computer geek who mo ves back to his small hometown to live with his parents in the untitled s eries, set to air on U.S. network Comedy Central.
But he’s now dropped out of the project - just days before production w as due to begin this week (begs29Mar10).
Heder’s rep tells EW.com, "Comedy Central, Gary Sanchez Productions and Jon Heder have mutually decided to part ways over creative differences w ith the character. Jon wishes the show nothing but success, and is very g rateful for the opportunity."

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Actress CHLOE MORETZ endured months of demanding physical training for co ntroversial new movie KICK-ASS - she had to perform 1,000 crunches every night and learn how to take apart a gun.
The 13 year old was cast as assassin Hit Girl, a character who uses bad language throughout the movie and is seen savagely killing numerous vill ains.
To prepare for the physically intense role, Moretz learned martial arts and spent two months in a challenging training program, prompting co-sta r Aaron Johnson to dub her a "mini-Schwarzenegger".
She says, "Two months before the movie started I started training to be Hit Girl. I knew it was going to be physical, but I didn’t know it was g oing to be that physical. First I did basic training - how to take apart a gun and how to put it back together. I then did more technical training , like the bow staff and butterfly knife. They made me do 1,000 crunches a night and 50 pull-ups. I loved learning the martial arts moves. Learnin g to flip a butterfly knife was fun and challenging too." But despite her role, Moretz is adamant she hates bloodthirsty films: " I would never want to see that kind of violence. I’m a chicken. I’m scare d of spiders. I like romantic comedies. I’m totally a chick-flick girl."

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JIM BELUSHI’s trip to Las Vegas got off to a bad start on Sunday (28Mar10 ) after a mid-air argument with a flight attendant prompted the pilot to call police.
The funnyman was said to have angrily ranted at an American Airlines st aff member who tried to wake him from a nap as their flight from Los Ange les began its descent towards in Sin City.
The captain subsequently phoned the tower and requested authorities to meet Belushi at the gate but cops concluded no crime had been committed a nd let the star go.
His rep tells TMZ.com, "American Airlines could not have handled the si tuation better to ensure his safety. Next time he wants to take a 40-minu te nap, he’ll be booking American Airlines."

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KIEFER SUTHERLAND is relieved 24 has been cancelled - because he can’t wa it to begin filming the hit series’ big screen adaptation.
Fox bosses announced last week (ends28Mar10) that the action show’s cur rent eighth season would be its last - but Sutherland insists he’s happy about the news because he’s looking forward to making a blockbuster.
And he’s confident the show will work better in a two-hour film than in real-time format.
He tells Daily Variety, "I’m very excited about the idea (of a movie). I’m very excited about the opportunity, and singularly because it’s a two -hour representation of a 24-hour day. So for the first time, it will be very feasible in this 24 hours to go from England to Russia, or from Chin a to Japan, depending on where they choose to set it.
"Before on the TV show, the crisis had to come to us, because the best we could do was get across town. And the two times we ever put Jack Bauer in a plane, it just didn’t work. So it alleviates a huge hurdle that rea l time writing presented for us." And Sutherland, who plays federal agent Jack Bauer, admits a ninth seas on of the TV series would be a mistake.
He adds, "From a creative point, I think Howard (Gordon, executive prod ucer) was feeling that as confident and as strong as he felt about season eight, he was feeling that it was going to be very hard to do (a season nine).
"He and I both felt that the opportunity of making a movie, and doing a two-hour representation of a 24-hour day - which would not be restricted by time - was something that was appealing to he and I both." (CL&PAW/DV

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Forensic experts are testing bones believed to be the remains of ERROL FL YNN’s son SEAN, who went missing during the Cambodian War in 1970.
The late Hollywood star’s 28-year-old photojournalist offspring disappe ared 40 years ago when he was captured by guerrillas while reporting on t he war in Cambodia.
Two explorers discovered a jaw and femur bone in Cambodia’s central Kam pong Cham province earlier this month (Mar10) and handed them in to autho rities in Phnom Penh for testing.
A U.S. embassy spokesman confirms that "possible human remains" are bei ng analysed in Hawaii, amid reports they are those of Flynn’s son. (PAW/W

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LINDSAY LOHAN has lashed out at funnyman GEORGE LOPEZ after he made a qui p about bizarre pictures of the actress with white powder on her feet.
The Mean Girls star was snapped on Saturday (27Mar10) leaving a friend’ s home in Los Angeles with mysterious clouds of dust billowing from her d esigner shoes.
The photos fuelled fears Lohan is spiralling out of control, and her fa ther Michael is planning to hold a press conference on Tuesday (30Mar10) to discuss "Lindsay’s state of well-being and the direction he will take to help her through this life-threatening and difficult time".
On Monday (29Mar10), comedian Lopez jokingly claimed Lohan uses baby po wder to loosen her tight high heels - but the remark sparked a furious re action from the star.
Taking to her page on Twitter.com, she aimed a barbed comment at the fu nnyman, telling him: "Thanks for the childish comment regarding baby powd er in my shoes to loosen up the leather. Don’t you have kids? U wouldn’t wanna hear that about them, or would you? Act like a grown man, have some respect and dignity for yourself."

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LOST star YUNJIN KIM has married in a Hawaiian ceremony - a day after sho oting some of her final scenes for the hit series.
The Korean actress exchanged vows with boyfriend Jeong Hyeok Park on Oa hu on Sunday (28Mar10).
Kim, who has played a plane crash survivor in the desert island drama s ince 2004, was said to have been waiting for the programme to conclude be fore settling down. The final Lost episode is due to air in the U.S. in M ay (10).
The bride’s rep tells E! Online, "Yes, it’s true. She did get married t his weekend." The star met Park in 2002 when he became her manager.

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