Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin's brief relationship is over.
She is said to have ended her romance with the Coldplay singer, after just four months of dating.
The split comes just days after Chris was spotted on a family dinner at a sushi restaurant in L.A. with his estranged wife Gwyneth Paltrow, who was seen tenderly stroking his face.
J-Law apparently got sick of them playing Happy Families. Which is kinda immature but that’s okay too.
It's all about a song with a message at MTV Europe Music Awards in Glasgow next month.
A new "socially focussed" award has been created - designed to recognise songs that empower young people or tackle important issues.
Beyonce's Pretty Hurts and Meghan Trainor's All About That Bass are nominated – as has Hozier's Take Me To Church.
Niall Horan is busy being in the biggest boyband in the world, but it seems that isn't a good enough excuse for not getting in touch with his brother and his family.
Greg Horan tweeted and deleted a message questioning when the One Direction star will call up to speak to his nephew Theo.
'I wonder when Niall is calling to see theo I do wonder (sic),' he wrote on Sunday night before deleting it from his Twitter feed. Following the publication of this article, Greg claimed his Twitter account had allegedly been infiltrated via a cyber attack: 'Guys I'm sorry for all but iv been Hacked who ever it is please stop it now’.
Lies, all lies.
Greg – I’m sure Niall loves his nephew. But Greg should maybe realise that a lot of the time, nobody else really cares THAT MUCH if it’s not their own. (Yes, I said it!)
