Scarlett Johansson is not a terrible singer from what I’ve heard before, but the song and video she just did for her singe Falling Down makes me want to slash my wrists. I mean it’s just painful to listen to. Usually when you’re looking to build a career in music, you at least start out with something uplifting that will put people in a good mood. If you want to get depressed, listen to this song a few times. This song gets two big opposing thumbs down.

Ryan Reynolds (32) and Scarlett Johansson (23) have been spotted fighting in public in the Financial District the other day, according to the Boston Herald. They have a witness who said:

"The Ryan guy was clearly being a baby. She kept grabbing his arm and he’d yank it away and she’d keep saying ‘Ry, come on, Ry. Stop.’"

“He kept switching directions on the sidewalk like he wanted her to leave, responding over and over, ‘Roger that!,’ whatever that was supposed to mean.”

“He grabbed her hand and stormed away,” after noticing a photographer was taking pictures of them fighting.

These two need to break up before something bad happens.

Scarlett Johansson is so upset that Us Weekly ran a story saying she had a nose job (rhinoplasty), she is threatening to sue. OK!, who themselves are accused of running fake stories from time to time, was all too happy to report this one blasting their rival:

"US Weekly’s cover story regarding Scarlett Johansson and its clear implication that she has had plastic or cosmetic surgery on her nose is an outrageous and defamatory fabrication lacking any conceivable basis or proof, despite vehement denials by Ms. Johansson prior to publication," reads a statement from her rep, exclusively to OK!. "Not surprisingly, US magazine cannot provide the dates when she supposedly had this surgery, who performed the surgery, or what was supposedly done — all because there simply is no truth to the story. The publication made a pathetic attempt to validate its story by using two cover photos of Scarlett that were taken years apart with obviously different make-up and lighting, and then relying on an "expert’s opinion” (based solely on looking at the two photos) on what "might" have been done. It wasn’t."

And Scarlett herself has this to say to OK!:

"I have always been straightforward with the press regarding my body image and I am very concerned that my fans (and perhaps even my employers) will feel mislead. Thus, I feel compelled to take immediate legal action against US Weekly."

Since when is an actress concerned about being called fake?

Jonathan Rhys Meyers told Details magazine:

“You know why I stay out of the limelight? I always think there will be that time that people will find out that I’m crap at what I do. I think they will figure out I’m crap. Doesn’t everybody have that feeling?”

I don’t know how Meyers did it, but somehow he read my thoughts about him … word for word. Besides being psychic I hear he’s a real snake charmer too. If Meyers were to compare his acting skills to those of Scarlett Johansson, who gets paid to look good not act, then I’d have to say he’s right again.

According to Moviehole Teresa Palmer has secured the role of Wonder Woman in George Miller’s anticipated Justice League adaptation at Warner Brothers. According to Moviehole, Palmer was chosen over Minka Kelly and Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Is it just me, or does Palmer look a lot like Scarlett Johansson?

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