Washington, Aug 31 (ANI): Scottish actor Gerard Butler is so harried by the paparazzi following him that he has taken to playing a cat and mouse game with them.
Butler, 39, has become a well-known star, and with rumours of a romance with actress Jennifer Aniston, he has become the hot target for celebrity photographers.
But the actor has revealed that he is not happy with the attention he is getting, especially because the photographers try to catch him in compromising positions.
He was recently caught dining outside a restaurant by a photographer determined to get a snap of him eating, and Butler was equally determined not to let the photog succeed.
“It was almost like holding out a (stick) for a dog. Every time I got my fork, he picked his camera up, so I put it down again and he put his camera down. Then I’d pick it up again,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying.
“The only time I could eat was when a bus went past or a truck. Then literally the truck would stop and I go boom, boom, boom and I’d shovel the food in,” he added. (ANI)
Miranda vows to raise money for Victoria bushfires’ victims
Melbourne, February 12 (ANI): Aussie model Miranda Kerr has been so devastated by the Victoria bushfires that she has promised to arrange financial help for those affected.
“I am going to try to raise as much money as I can for these people,” the Daily Telegraph quoted her as saying.
Her comment came when she came off the catwalk for David Jones’ autumn/winter season launch in Sydney.
The newspaper report suggested that the usually lavish fashion event was a shadow of former years, reflecting the tougher retail climate.
Instead of an evening event dripping in champagne, exclusive dining and costly after-party, 350 relatively young guests slipped into Hordern Pavilion for tea, coffee and small sandwiches at an 11am show.
However, the event marked the first time film star Orlando Bloom saw his girlfriend on an Aussie catwalk.
Bloom was seated in the front row with his arm around Kerr’s grandmother Anne Kerr. (ANI)