Sienna Miller is more famous for her seesaw affair with Jude Law than her acting triumphs. But there’s one relationship the British actress has held onto for a decade. Miller, romancing model Jamie Burke, told the Daily Mirror: “I have a very, very, very great relationship with wine. We have been together for about 10 years now and we just love each other.”
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is not happy with Michael Moore. In a letter to Moore, PETA president Ingrid Newkirk called the filmmaker a hypocrite for criticizing the U.S. health care system in his new documentary, “Sicko,” saying Moore is not exactly the picture of health himself. “There’s an elephant in the room, and it is you,” Newkirk wrote, urging Moore to become a vegetarian to help him lose weight.
More from PETA: Carrie Underwood and Kevin Eubanks were crowned “World’s Sexiest Vegetarians” on the organization’s website last week. It’s the second title for Underwood, who won in 2005. Eubanks, bandleader on “The Tonight Show With Jay Leno,” nosed out Joaquin Phoenix and Jared Leto.
Dustin Hoffman told USA Today he fought to win the role of Willy Wonka in director Tim Burton’s adaptation of the 2005 film “Charlie and The Chocolate Factory.” Hoffman, 69, told the newspaper he desperately wanted to play Wonka, noting, “I was told that it was Johnny (Depp) and Tim’s (film) – and that was that.” Apparently that “Tootsie” role didn’t help Hoffman in his “Chocolate” quest.
Amy Winehouse can be freakish-looking, with her many tattoos. So it’s no shock she has to fend off rumors of heavy marijuana use. “People still think I smoke marijuana every day, but I stopped two years ago,” she was quoted by several British media outlets. “Drinking has replaced weed. I can’t smoke now – my energy just crashes. I’m not a lazy person anymore – I’d train every day if I could.” Winehouse’s thin frame might belie that she doesn’t smoke pot – or get the resulting munchies.
Compiled from wire and Internet reports
