Eva Longoria Parker spices up the February 2009 cover of Glamour Magazine.

She talked a lot about love and her relationship with new husband, basketball player Tony Parker.

On where she was during election night: “My best friend, Mario [Lopez], my girlfriends and I were watching at home. I campaigned for Barack Obama with Latinos in Colorado, New Mexico and Texas. When they declared him the winner, I was overwhelmed with joy.”

On the relationship with her husband: “Tony [Parker]and I would love to be together forever. But the only way you get to forever is one day at a time.”

On who is the “flower” and who is the “gardener” in her marriage: “I’m the gardener. I definitely nurture. [My husband] is the flower. But there are times when Tony takes care of me—in an emotional sense, like, OK, let me take the reins on this one. But I love to take care of him. I’m really a very fifties housewife.”

On the appearance of recent weight gain for Desperate Housewives: “I’m wearing a fat suit! It’s suffocating. Unfortunately, we live our life in public, so any weight gain or pimple is a national story. I don’t get this obsessions with weight. It’s not only Hollywood; it’s our society.”

Eva Longoria Parker - Glamour Magazine February 2009

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Fergie has been sighted at Kiki De Montparnasse in Hollywood to perhaps purchase some target goals for her weight loss - sexy lingerie for her wedding night to inspire fiance Josh Duhamel!

Fergie at Kiki De Montparnasse Hollywood Lingerie Store

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Katy Perry no longer kissing Travis McCoy now

Katy Perry has reportedly split from Gym Class Heroes frontman Travis McCoy.

A source told the newspaper: “It’s sad, but they were fighting a lot in recent months because they never saw each other.”“When somebody becomes very famous very quickly their relationship usually suffers.”“She’s going through such a huge time at the moment so needs to be on her own,”(Source)

Concerns For Pete Wentz’s Health

On a personal level, Pete Wentz is on top of the world as hubby to pop princess Ashlee Simpson and dad to their first child, Bronx Mowgli.

Professionally, his band Fall Out Boy continues to rock.

But all of that doesn’t mean the 29-year-old is all smiles.

Wentz recently turned up to a breakfast interview at the Beverly Hills Hotel for the upcoming issue Blender Magazine (which hits stands nationwide on Jan. 13) half-an-hour late, reportedly looking worse-for-wear with dark circles around his eyes and a jaundiced-like pale complexion.

He told the reporter that he is lucky to get three hours sleep per night and “pops Ambien like Tropical Skittles.”

“I can take three Xanax bars and not feel a thing. It’s kind of scary,” he added.

Wentz was also overheard by another diner discussing his extreme paranoia and his confrontation with an intruder a few nights earlier. We’re told the bassist was in his kitchen when he saw a man in the security monitor scaling the fence, prompting him to run outside. Wentz claimed the intruder then hopped in his car and sped off, smashing the Range Rover on the way.

According to a Pete pal, the musician’s health is causing a little concern.

“He’s always been very hard-working and creative but with the band and the baby and everything that’s going on he’s probably rundown,” said the source.

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Taylor Lautner will be back to morph into the monstrous Jacob Black in the “Twilight” sequel “New Moon.”

There had been talk that a bigger, buffer, more menacing actor might play the role when the second of Stephenie Meyer’s hugely successful vampire novels hits movie screens come Nov. 20. Lautner, by comparison, appears lean and sweet-faced in part one. But distributor Summit Entertainment and director Chris Weitz confirmed Wednesday that Lautner would be returning.

Stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson will also be returning as the saga’s doomed young lovers, high schooler Bella Swan and brooding vampire Edward Cullen.

Catherine Hardwicke’s “Twilight” opened at No. 1 with a whopping $69.6 million at the box office in November, the biggest opening ever for a female director. It has since grossed about $177 million domestically.

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“Milk” stars Sean Penn and Josh Brolin charbroiled each other at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards Monday night, turning the gala into a rip-roaring roast.

Penn started the scorching as he presented Brolin with the evening’s Best Supporting Actor award. “I’m sorry it took until your 40s for you to be recognized,” he quipped to Brolin. “I wrote [Josh] off as I do all square-jawed actors. But bit by bit — as he became older and older — I realized he’s going to become such an asset to the film industry.”

Brolin, still seated at his table, responded with a wide smirk — and a flash of his middle finger. But when he took the stage, the honoree gave what was surely the best acceptance speech of the night. “Quite the actor, that Sean Penn,” the two-time SAG winner nearly whispered into the mic. “He’s not an a—hole … like Russell Crowe.

“We’ve all known Sean as an actor who doesn’t smile very much. Sean, you smiled a lot in this film. You’re going to win an Oscar. Just because you smiled so much.”

To the 40 or so film critics assembled at the Strata gala — along with such industry heavyweights as Penelope Cruz, Harvey Weinstein, Paul Haggis and Tony Kushner — Brolin had some pointed words. “I’ve had the gamut of reviews over the past few years, the worst being from Ben Brantley [chief theater critic of The New York Times]. The critics of NYC have written incredible reviews … except for Ben Brantley’s. F— you, Ben. God, I hate that mother—.”

While “Milk” was the big winner with three awards, “WALL-E” cleaned up in the animated category. Sigourney Weaver, who voiced a spaceship computer, presented Best Animated Film honors to “WALL-E” writer/director Andrew Stanton.

“The last time my evil-science frame of mind came around, I swore I was done,” Weaver said, referencing her “Alien” films. “But then I was approached for ‘WALL-E.’ I’ve been offered bigger parts — I only had 30 lines — but then I met Andrew. And the first thing I told him was, ‘I have so many ideas.’ He listened to each and every one.”

Stanton admitted that making the film — which features characters who usually communicate with body language and robotic sounds — was difficult. “Writing this made me realize I needed to care deeper than the audience did. And if they didn’t have a brain, maybe they’d get one,” he said. “I resigned myself to the fact that I would have to speak to the minority of the audience, which isn’t the way Pixar films usually have been made.”

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LILY ALLEN has defended drug use, slammed Christianity and attacked her own record label – in her most controversial ever interview.
Criticising the ‘hysteria’ around cocaine, she said: “The only story is that drugs are bad and they will kill you - you will become a prostitute, a rapist or a dealer. But that’s not true.

“I know lots of people who take cocaine three nights a week and get up and go to work.

“But we never hear that side of the story.

“I wish people wouldn’t sensationalise it.

“Some people are just bad at taking drugs.”

Lily admits taking cocaine – because she felt left out when those around her were doing it – but says she didn’t enjoy the experience.

The singer’s comments have caused outrage among Sun readers, politicians and drug charities who have labelled her “sick”, “naïve” and “misguided”.

Shadow Home Secretary Dominic Grieve said: “There is no doubt that drugs fuel crime and wreck lives.

“It’s naïve to assume there isn’t human misery and suffering associated with every drug transaction somewhere along the line.”

MySun users have been debating Lily’s comments below this article - with some agreeing but many angry at the star.

One wrote: “How can she say there’s nothing wrong with cocaine?

“My best mate died in front of me at just 23 years old in June 2007 - leaving his son without a dad and this was all because he had the same attitude.

“She makes me sick!”

David Raynes, from the National Drugs Prevention Alliance, said: “When someone like Lily Allen makes these remarks she is only harming young people who will at some point in their lives have to make a decision about taking drugs.

“We already have a major drug culture in the UK and she is affecting that.”

A spokesman for drug and alcohol treatment charity Addaction told The Sun: “These comments are misguided.

“There isn’t a ‘good’ or right way to take drugs and cocaine poses huge health risks to anyone using it - particularly if you drink alcohol with it.

“Fortunately, independent research carried out by Addaction last year showed the vast majority of young people, 86 per cent, aren’t influenced by celebrities when it comes to drugs and booze.”

Speaking about religion in the interview with Word magazine, Lily continued: “I don’t like Christianity much.

“I was brought up in a Catholic school and they told me gays, adultery and drugs were bad.

“All my mum’s friends were gay, my dad was having affairs and there were drugs in the house when I was a kid, so it was a bit cruel.”

Even record label EMI didn’t escape Lily’s wrath – as she talked candidly about her earnings.

She added: “I got £50,000 for my first album and I sold a lot of records.

“Twenty years ago, I’d have been booked in at the Ritz with five grams of cocaine on my table and 10 bunches of flowers. Some new clothes. A chauffeur on 24-hour call.

“Now I’m lucky to get an Oyster card. I ask for a hotel in Paris and I get a two-star place in the eighth arrondissement on my own.

“I’m like: ‘Do you want me to get raped and killed?’”

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WE don’t know what else Eli Manning got for his 28th birthday, but his wife gave him a sexy lap dance. The Giants QB and teammates Shaun O’Hara, David Diehl, Amani Toomer, Brandon Jacobs and Kevin Boss hit Tenjune on Little West 12th Street Friday. After a few rounds of tequila shots, our spy said Eli’s wife, Abby (above), “gave him a special lap dance” while Beyoncé’s hit, “Single Ladies,” blared. “They were trying to hide, but everyone on the dance floor could see them.”

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