Superstar parents Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are finding their newborn twins "a challenge".
In June the couple added Knox and Vivienne to their brood of four and Jolie confesses she and her partner Pitt are often left exhausted.
She tells the German edition of Vanity Fair, "We're exhausted a lot, because it's twice as hard with two babies than with one."
But she insists the thrill of raising twins, makes the hard work worthwhile: "It's twice as much fun, too.
"When you look at them, it's like they were made for each other. They smile at each other, sniff each other, touch each other. It's just beautiful."
And the tots are already showing their different personalities - and have started resembling their famous parents: "It's funny. Knox looks more like Brad and Viv more like me.
"They're totally sweet. Knox is more the quiet one, very relaxed, while Viv is a little more aggressive and loud."
Meanwhile, in the new W magazine, Jolie reveals she and Pitt recently hired their first part-time live-in helper because they were going "loopy" trying to find time for all their kids.
Vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin has sparked rumors she's set to appear on comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live - after heaping praise on funnywoman Tina Fey's impersonation of her.
Executive producer Lorne Michaels tells the New York Daily News he has not actively pursued Palin, after the series was rejuvenated by Fey's three skits as the Alaskan governor.
Republican Palin told reporters on Tuesday that she would be open to appear on the show with Fey, adding: "I love her, she's a hoot and she's so talented. It would be fun to meet her, imitate her and keep on giving her new material."
Michaels is reluctant to confirm Palin's cameo after a scheduled appearance from political opponent Barack Obama was canceled at the last minute.
But he confirms campaign heads for Palin's running-mate, presidential candidate John McCain, called in praising Fey's first skit last month.
Michaels tells the newspaper, "I think we looked stupid... all in good time."
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Lohan Fears Court Deposition Will Be Leaked Online
Lindsay Lohan is begging a court not to force her to testify in a forthcoming case on videotape - because she fears it will be leaked online.
Lohan has been called to testify in girlfriend Samantha Ronson's malpractice suit against her former lawyer Martin Garbus.
Garbus represented Ronson in a defamation case she lost against blogger Perez Hilton, who had written that Lohan's 2007 arrest for driving under the influence (DUI) and possession of cocaine was the DJ's fault.
According to papers obtained by TMZ.com, the actress filed a motion in Los Angeles on Wednesday protesting a videotaped deposition, because she fears Garbus will question her "about the details of the drugs allegedly found in the car and of her alleged romantic relationship with Ronson."
The paperwork adds that Lohan is concerned the tape will be leaked online and cause her "unwarranted annoyance, embarrassment, oppression, undue burden and expense."
She is also requesting a private location for the deposition, that there are minimal witnesses present and that any transcript of her words is kept secure.
Ronson's lawsuit against Perez Hilton was thrown out of court last year.
The comedians at SNL worked a bit early in the week, as NBC hosted a live primetime election show.
The half-hour program Thursday night included a spoof of Tuesday night's presidential debate, and two segments of
'Weekend Update.'
The debate sketch included a guest appearance by actor Bill Murray, who as a Cubs fan was looking for some kind of assurance his team would one day make it to the World Series.
Actress Rachel Bilson has paid tribute to her late grandmother by designing clothes in her name.
The star has teamed up with DKNY Jeans to create an affordable collection called Edie Rose.
Bilson tells Access Hollywood, "Everything is under $100 and I always say fashion doesn't have to cost that much money, which is why I thought of it as a really good line to associate with and I just think that they are very relatable for young girls,"
It isn't the first time Bilson has turned designer - she once created her own maid of honor dress for The O.C. creator Josh Schwartz's wedding to her best friend.
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VIDEO CLIP: Britney Spears Documentary to Air in November
Following her recent success at the MTV Video Music Awards - where she scooped up three Moon Men - and the successful release of her latest single, "Womanizer," the reinvention of Britney Spears will be aired, documentary-style, on MTV in November.
"I sit there and I'll look back and I'm like: I'm a smart person. What the hell was I thinking?" she says in a clip from the sneak-peek.
In the 90-minute film, whose working title is For the Record, Spears opens up about her tumultuous recent history. "I've been through a lot in the past two or three years, and there's a lot that people don't know," she says.
The documentary looks forward to Britney's much-anticipated second try at a comeback. And although she's been through some rough stuff, Britney says, "It never stopped being fun for me."
MTV will air the documentary on November 30. Britney's forthcoming album, Circus, is slated to hit stores two days later, December 2, her 27th birthday.
Madonna has taken yet another hit at vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin by lashing out at the politician in an impromptu song at a recent concert.
The pop superstar threatened to "kick her ass" in between sets at a recent show, where she urged the audience to clap and sing along.
In video footage of the incident posted online, she rants: "You know who could get off of my street? Sarah Palin, she can get off of my street, okay?"
She then begins singing, "Sarah Palin can get off of my street/Just get off of my street...She's not going to (Washington) D.C... I will kick her a**/Just get off of my street."
The "Holiday" hitmaker banned Palin from ever coming to her concerts on Saturday during a show in New Jersey.
Continuing her tirade, the star finished off the song, adding, "Okay that was a bit of a rant.. it's nothing personal. I love her soul, okay?"
Madonna - currently on the U.S. leg of her Sticky & Sweet tour - has previously shown her dislike of the Republican party, using the image of Palin's running-mate, presidential candidate John McCain, in a video segment alongside scenes of destruction, global warming and starving children.
Expectant parents Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller boosted their chances of conceiving a baby boy by undergoing a fertility procedure dubbed 'sperm spinning', according to reports.
After fathering three daughters - Sam and Lola with ex-wife Denise Richards and Cassandra with ex-girlfriend Paula Profit - actor Sheen is desperate for a son.
According to the National Enquirer, the pair paid to have the star's X and Y sperm separated, and Mueller was inseminated with just the Y sperm, giving their chances of having a son an 80 percent boost.
And a source close to the couple claims it worked.
Sheen himself hinted that Mueller is carrying a boy, when he announced her pregnancy in August, by saying, "Brooke informed me two days ago that very soon we'd be producing our own version of (his hit U.S. TV show) Two-and-a-Half Men."
But Sheen insists he's not bothered if the baby is a boy or a girl - as long as it's healthy.
In a recent interview, the actor said, "Ultimately, we just want a healthy child. We know everyone says that, but it's the truth."
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Ashley Tisdale Says She's Not Jealous of Efron and Hudgens
Actress Ashley Tisdale has blasted rumors her High School Musical co-stars are jealous of the romance between Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens.
Efron and Hudgens began dating after they appeared together in the first installment of the film franchise.
But Tisdale, who plays Sharpay Evans in the hit movies, insists their relationship did not cause any problems on-set.
She says, "Vanessa and Zac are a great couple. We're all like brothers and sisters on the set so there's no jealousy about their romance.
"It's very sweet to see them so romantic and none of us mind seeing them like this together. They are as much in love off-screen as they are in HSM. There's such a great chemistry that it is like a fairytale."
NEW YORK, October 9 (UPI) -- Hollywood actor Brad Pitt took the photo of his partner Angelina Jolie breast-feeding that is on the cover of W magazine, Usmagazine.com reported.
In a black and white photo of the upcoming November cover Usmagazine.com ran on its Web site, Jolie is seen smiling proudly with her shirt partially open and what appears to be a tiny hand near one breast.
The actress gave birth to twins Knox and Vivienne during the summer.
The W cover also features the headline, "Exclusive: Brad Pitt's Private Photos of Angelina Jolie."
"I'm just a mom and I'm very grounded by my family," the mother of six recently told Parade magazine. "I'm very happy, and I'm so lucky. The world can like me, hate me, fall apart around me, and at least, you know, I wake up with my little kids and I'm happy."
Charlize Theron has been ordered back to court, where a jury will decide if she has to pay a luxury watchmaker $20 million for breaking a contract with them.
Bosses at Swiss company Raymond Weil claim they paid Theron the sum to wear its watches exclusively between October 2005 and December 2006.
According to court papers, Theron was also the face of a Dior perfume, and "was actually photographed wearing a watch from the Christian Dior line" at a press event in Austin, Texas on March 14, 2006.
The Oscar winner's legal team's attempts to have the case dismissed have failed, and a hearing for the trial will now take place at Federal Court for the Southern District of New York later this month.
Grey's Anatomy star T.R. Knight has donated $50,000 to No on 8. which fights Proposition 8, a proposed constitutional amendment that would outlaw same-sex marriage, Advocate.com reports.
He joins other celebrities such as Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz and Brad Pitt who also donated money.
Knight's donation comes after Jonathan Lewis, an Ohio entrepreneur, challenged the entertainment industry to raise $500,000 for No on Proposition 8 stating that he and his family will match the contributions.
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