Celeb Pulse: How Anne Hathaway Overcame the “Cheese Hump”
Anne Hathaway Overcame the “Cheese Hump” with Extreme Diet. The star, who is playing super-slender Catwoman in the latest Batman movie and starving factory worker Fantine in upcoming film adaption of Les Miserables, opened up about the mental aspects of her radical lifestyle in the July issue of Allure. She called the Catwoman suit a “psychological terrorist,” with thoughts of fitting into it dominating her year. She said she “went into the gym for ten months and didn’t come out.” Yikes. Don’t try this at home, kids. Here’s the worst part: Hathaway had to give up cheese. She told Allure that it was the toughest part of the diet. “Cheese is amazing … (but) once you’re over the cheese hump, there’s nothing really left.” Is there anything more depressing than that? [USA Today]
Jack Osbourne Has Multiple Sclerosis. Recent vision problems sent the 26-year-old to the doctor where he received crushing news: his eyesight was declining as a result of the disease multiple sclerosis. It was a shocking prognosis for the new dad. He and his fiancee welcomed daughter Pearl just two weeks before. MS is a chronic neurological condition that affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves, sometimes causing paralysis. Luckily for Jack, he’s an Osbourne. Overcoming the odds runs in the family. [People]
Lindsay Lohan’s “Inability to Wake Up” Was Result of Exhaustion. (Duh?) The latest in the Lohan Saga: Paramedics arrived at her door after a hotel worker found her ‘unresponsive’ in her hotel room. Lohan was reportedly fine, just exhausted and dehydrated after a string of long days filming her latest flick Liz and Dick, her rep said. That night, Lohan tweeted, “Note to self…after working 85 hours in 4 days, and being up all night shooting, be very aware that you might pass out from exhaustion + 7 paramedics MIGHT show up @ your door…Hopefully theyre cute. Otherwise it would be a real let down.” Just hours after the incident, Lindsay Lohan was spotted partying into the early morning hours. Guess she bounces back fast. [ABC]
Paula Deen Is Having an Identity Crisis. The “Queen of Butter” no longer wants to be associated with the beloved ingredient (that has made her millions) after her recent diabetes diagnosis. Instead, she said on an episode of HGTV’s Celebrities at Home, “When you hear the name Paula Deen, I want you to think of the word ‘hope.'” Huh? Well, we can make that work, I suppose. Hey Paula Deen, here’s what I’m thinking: I hope you’ll cook up some fried chicken and mac-n-cheese for Anne Hathaway. I mean, the girl could use a hearty meal. [Huffington Post]
