Cher Lloyd

Arrogant Cher Lloyd calls Dannii and Cheryl 'oldies'

We reveal the scowling X Factor loser's 

nasty backstage name-calling

Cher Lloyd is a stroppy teen

Cher Lloyd's backstage bitching on The X Factor was particularly vitriolic towards Dannii Minogue.
An X Factor source tells us that Cher, 17, called the 39-year-old ‘an old lady' behind her back.
Now's spy says: ‘I heard Cher asking: "Who is she anyway?" about Dannii and saying she ignores everything she says because she isn't relevant.
‘She even called Cheryl Cole "pretty old", although she does refer to her as "the queen" and herself as "the princess".
'And despite telling everyone she'll duet with Cheryl on a track in the New Year, she had the cheek to say: "Cheryl's time is up.
'I'll be up for a Brit Award soon and wipe the floor with her."
'Her arrogance has shocked a lot of people.'
Read the full story about Cher Lloyd in Now magazine dated 27 December 2010 - out now!

Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds

SHOCK! Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds split

Couple Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds 

have decided to separate

Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds are ending their marriage

Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds have split after 2 years of marriage.
The couple have released a statement confirming their separation.

'After long and careful consideration on both our parts, we've decided to end our marriage,' it reads.
'We entered our relationship with love and it's with love and kindness we leave it. While privacy isn't expected, it's certainly appreciated.'
Scarlett, 26, has flown to Jamaica with friends to get over the split.

She married Ryan, 34, in September 2008 in Vancouver.

Pixie Lott

VIDEO Pixie Lott and other celebrities record Christmas goodwill messages for the forces

The UK's biggest ever show of support for troops

Pixie Lott tells troops to come home safely

New campaign Faces For The Forces has arranged for stars to send their personal messages of goodwill to troops at home and abroad. 
Pixie Lott, Holly Willoughby, Gavin Henson, Bruce Forsyth, Joe McElderry and loads of other celebrities and politicians have recorded video messages, which are posted on a giant wall at www.facesfortheforces.com. 
There are also thousands of recordings from members of the public, all collected from citizen reporters at www.winkball.com. The aim is to have a million messages by 23 December.
The MoD hav agreed to send a CD of the messages to soldiers at home and abroad.
'We want to
encourage as many people as possible to get online, come to the site and
record their goodwill messages to show our continued support and
respect for the important job our brave and selfless young men and women
do, no matter how far away they are,' says WinkBall co-founder Dr James Ohene-Dja.