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December 5, 2009

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher communicate via Twitter…

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They pioneered the use of Twitter to communicate with their fans.

Now Hollywood stars Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore have taken their use of the ‘what are you doing’ web device a step further — using it to talk to one another.

Despite being yards away from one another in the Los Angeles house they share, the pair wrote messages upon their hands before posting photographs on Twitter. The game followed on from a campaign by Demi to promote her new fragrance Wanted. She asked fans to post videos of themselves explaining what they wanted in a partner.

These will be used in a video to promote the fragrance. Demi’s fans then began writing on their hands about what they wanted — including wishes for their children’s happiness and future.

— Daily Mail

Rihanna works the modern cavegirl look

Slashed to the thigh, and cut low at the front, Rihanna’s stage outfit had more than a touch of the cavegirl about it as she performed Thursday night.

The revealing silver dress showed off the Barbadian singer’s curves as she danced around the stage.

Luckily Rihanna had planned ahead — and wore a matching silver bikini underneath to avoid any unfortunate mishaps. The 21-year-old was performing at a free concert presented by MySpace and JetBlue at Hammerstein Ballroom in New York.

— Daily Mail

Taylor made for each other…

It is a sight that is finally set to shatter millions of teenage girls’ hearts across the world.

Actor Taylor Lautner and country singer Taylor Swift can no longer deny they are an item as they were snapped leaving a film set in Los Angeles Thursday afternoon.

The couple had been filming re-shoots for their upcoming movie Valentine’s Day at a local high school’s football field.

–Daily Mail

Supermodel Heidi Klum is back to work

While pregnant she had a bump so big that some observers thought she might have been expecting twins.

But Heidi Klum has since given birth and regained her supermodel figure in just seven weeks. The mother-of-four, 36, showed off her amazing figure while filming an advertisement for a German haircare product in Los Angeles. She has miraculously regained her slim physique after giving birth to daughter Lou Samuel and has gone straight back to work.

The German model showed off her post-pregnancy figure on set, sporting a loose pink blouse, a tight-fitting leather skirt and a £415 pair of beige Yves Saint Laurent Trib Two platform heels.

— Daily Mail

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