Kate Hudson and Cameron Diaz are fighting over Alex Rodriguez.
Cameron is dating the baseball star which has infuriated Kate – who was in a relationship with Alex from May to December last year – and she now “hates” the ‘Knight and Day’ actress.
Kate believes Cameron is trying to get her back for sleeping with Justin Timberlake just days after the pair split in early 2007.
A source told Us Weekly magazine: “Kate thinks it’s payback pure and simple. Cameron was actually in a serious long-term relationship with Justin.
“She thinks it’s a joke Kate would be mad. Kate is only upset because she hates being single.”
Now, the 31-year-old actress has started getting personal, and claims Cameron, 37, is an “ageing” star who is struggling to keep her youthful looks.
The source said: “Kate thinks Cameron is an ageing actress struggling to remain sexy and relevant.”
Recently Alex – who plays baseball for the New York Yankees – is believed to have banned Cameron from coming to his games because he wants to keep things casual with her.
An insider said: “He doesn’t want what happened to him and Kate to happen between him and Cameron. Kate was at every New York game and then some and even went to Alex’s game practice. Things got too clingy, too fast.”

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Leno spent 17 years at the helm of “The Tonight Show,” so the audience should know what they’re in for at this point. But just because Leno has a comfort zone that elevated him to the top of the ratings heap in late night, that doesn’t mean there can’t be some curveballs. Obviously, Leno’s version of “The Tonight Show” won’t be as delightfully off-kilter as O’Brien’s was (that’s just not Leno’s game), but there can be a few subtle shifts that could lead to something great. Here are five things we’d like to see from the Leno 2.0 version of “The Tonight Show.”

More Upstart Comedians
One of the aspects of the much-derided “The Jay Leno Show” that worked was Leno’s commitment to upstart comics. “The Tonight Show” was initially the big break that a stand-up looked for to get his career going on other avenues. But as the show got more and more Hollywood, it became less about that. Leno should re-commit himself to giving funny people a leg up.

More Remote Action
One of the big problems with “The Jay Leno Show” was the fact that it was basically tethered to the studio. Sure, they sometimes went out back to race cars, but that always seemed like a cool idea that was never particularly entertaining. Jay should get outside the studio with remote shoots and hit the road more often. When you get outside the comfort zone of the studio, some real unpredictable fun can happen.

Retire “Headlines”
This is probably wishful thinking considering this is probably Leno’s signature segment. But as a show of commitment to change, Leno should make a big deal out of burying it. It’s almost never funny and has the stink of the past on it. If he wants to stop being derided by Letterman and Kimmel, he should replace it with another news-centric bit.

Commit To Music
The two late night Jimmys (Kimmel and Fallon) have both lapped Leno and Letterman as far as musical guests go, as they always invite cool people from all corners of the music world. Leno should get in on the ground floor of a genre and welcome some cool people. Perhaps “The Tonight Show” becomes the stop for world music, folk or country?

Stay Angry
Here’s the thing: People have already decided whether or not they like Jay Leno, and the folks who sided with Team Coco during January have labeled him a villain. Why not embrace the heel persona? Some of the most popular characters in professional wrestling have been the bad guys, so Leno should go ahead and embrace it. He should keep sparring with the other late night hosts, refuse to pull punches and live dangerously. The people who already love him will admire him for sticking up for himself, and people who have already decided he’s a bad guy won’t be the ones tuning in anyway. Everybody wins!

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Nick Cannon is furious with the rapper for recording the track ‘The Warning’, in which he crudely talks about his brief relationship with Mariah in 2001, and has posted several bible verses on his Twitter page attacking Eminem.

Nick’s response to Eminem included “Be patient in the moment of anger and escape a hundred days of sorrow! “Never take your own revenge, but rather give place unto the wrath. For it is written vengeance is mine, I will repay… PREACH! ‘I will bless those that bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse.’ Genesis 12:3.”
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“People who project negativity ultimately are crying out for their own broken souls. Trying to save a hater is like trying to teach astrophysics to a wino!”
In ‘The Warning’ – recorded as a response to Mariah dressing up as Eminem in the video for her song ‘Obsessed’ – the hip-hop star talks graphically about his relationship with Mariah and threatens to leak intimate voice messages and pictures of them together.

Lyrics to Eminem’s ‘The Warning’ include: “B***h, shut the f**k up before I put all them phone calls out you made to my house.

“Better shut your lying mouth if you don’t want Nick finding out. You probably think since it’s been so long if I had something on you I woulda did it by now. “On the contrary, Mary Poppins, I’m mixing our studio session down and sending it to mastering to make it loud. Enough dirt on you to murder you. Mariah, it ever occur to you that I still have pictures?

“Call my bluff and I’ll release every f***ing thing I got including the voicemails right before you flipped your top.”

He goes on to describe intimate details about their sexual exploits, mentions her by name several times and brands her a “w***e” and “alcoholic”. Mariah has previously insisted she is not mocking Eminem in her ‘Obsessed’ promo, saying: “Everybody started having their own speculations about who the stalker in the video was. When I look at that stalker and me with the beard, I look like my brother and my cousin Chris. So basically, you know, all the speculation about who I’m playing in the video, it’s not accurate.”

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