Reportedly, Kylie Minogue is upset with her former boyfriend Oliver Martinez. He's allegedly moved in with his new girlfriend just two months after they separated.

A friend of Minogue told the Metro: "Olivier and Sarai have moved in together and they're inseparable. Understandably, Kylie is upset. To her it looks like he was cheating on her with Sarai. But even if he wasn't, she still thinks it's all happened so quickly.

"The only time Kylie and Olivier kind of set up home was when he was looking after her in Paris during her treatment for cancer."

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More photos of Kylie Minogue working those boots after the jump.

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Find out who he is (it must have been a chilly day in LA) after the jump.

Unfortunately, the Liquid Lunch Podcast is experiencing some technical difficulties that can't be cured with some strong coffee and aspirin. We're working on fixing some problems, and hopefully after we've wrestled the evil gnomes inside our computer and been declared victorious, we'll be able to bring you a problem-free Liquid Lunch like you've never experienced before!

Until then, your patience is appreciated.

Much love,
Lisa and Wayne

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Rose McGowan's wily womanly charms proved to be too much for "Grindhouse" director, Robert Rodriguez, whose 16-year marriage crumbled when the director found himself falling for the former "Charmed" star. Last April, the two apparently began a passionate affair that was anything but discreet.

"It was the worst-kept secret on the set. They were going off to his trailer, having meals together," our source said. "Rose thought some of the crew were treating her differently, and the attitude was, like, well what do you expect when you're [bleeping] the director?"

She and Rodriguez first met at Cannes in 2005. But until now the consequences of their shenanigans weren't fully known. When the director "fell in love with his femme-fatale star . . . he broke up his marriage of 16 years . . . The production had to shut down for a month while he recovered," Variety reports.

For those of you who weren't sure, it's been settled. Jessica Simpson's a screamer. During her stay at the luxury Hotel de Russie in Italy with main squeeze, John Mayer, Simpson could be heard loudly enjoying their lovemaking. From FemaleFirst.co.uk:

A source revealed to More magazine: "Jessica and John got back fairly early and stayed in all night. But by the sounds of it, they didn't get to sleep for a long time.

"This woman was saying she couldn't believe Jessica sounded like she was getting it on so loudly in the room next door."

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Shelia Cameron isn't making any high powered celebrity friends. She is the creator of the fashion statement and satirical top "Free Katie." Now Shelia comes back to the "designer scene" with a new angle.

"Free Becks, Keep Posh" tops have hit the market. Apparently Shelia isn't a Posh Spice fan and hopes the tops will make a case for David to leave Vicky across the pond. The anti-Victoria tops were cranked out to send the message to England.

If tops blazoned with catchy messages (or if you are into looking like you are wearing a bumper sticker), the site selling the tops also has more options. " I'm not gay but I am pretty sure my dog is" or "Thank you darling but I think step one is 'Cut a hole in the box'" might be more suitable for the Becks lovers out there.

After a little confusion over the title of Will Ferrell's new movie, Sarah and Wayne get rolling on a quick and dirty review of "Blades of Glory." Your favorite floating heads take on the task of re-enacting Will Ferrell's performance, and do so in the brightest of matchy outfits. Sarah and Wayne weren't very impressed with John Heder, despite their undying love for "Napoleon Dynamite." But there were laughs to be had and quite frankly, you shouldn't take my word for it--watch!

WARNING: If you don't like ice-skating, you should probably avoid this film.

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Nothing is going to go wrong at Eva Longoria's wedding. She'll make sure of that.

"The wedding arrangements are going very well, everything's great," the actress, 32, told PEOPLE on Monday at the Laureus World Sports Awards in Barcelona. "We have a lot of things planned." Longoria, who is due to marry basketball player Tony Parker, 24, in Paris on July 7, presented an award at the event, dubbed the Oscars of sports.

She arrived at the gala solo in a red and pink gown by Carmen Marc Valvo. "Antonio is playing tonight," she said, referring to the French-born Parker, a point guard for the San Antonio Spurs.

Despite having to battle stormy weather in Barcelona and a cold, Longoria said she was having a great time in Spain. "I've been really sick - I have a cold - but I actually went shopping today," she told reporters. "Rain doesn't bother me. I love rain. Barcelona is a very sexy city with rain."

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WTF? Robert Smith must have gone soft in his old age. Reportedly, The Cure's lead singer teams up with Ashlee Simpson for a song on her forthcoming new album. Ashlee's possible boytoy/friend/boyfriend Pete Wentz is claiming that he had no part in putting the two in contact.

Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz denied any involvement in putting the unusual pair together, even though both of them are his personal friends.

He said: "I doubt I had anything to do with it, 'cause they were friends since she was performing in Chicago. But I definitely only have good things to say about Ash--I think the collaboration could be great."

Simpson is also known to be working with Keane's Tim Rice-Oxley, Chad Hugo from the Neptunes, and John Legend, reports Entertainment Weekly.

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While all the stars of Richard Gere's new film "The Hoax" turned out for the premiere, one pivotal person was missing from the red carpet. The film's subject: Clifford Irving. While Irving praises Gere and the film cinematography, he loathes the film's portrayal of himself.

"Richard Gere is wonderful and the cinematography is fabulous," says Irving, now 76. "[But] whatever the film's esthetic value is, its historical value is almost zero. It portrays me as a scumbag. If I were that man, I'd shoot myself."

Irving says he tried getting along with Hallstrom and his crew: "They asked me a great many questions. I replied in depth. They ignored most of what I said."

He was also willing to do an audio commentary for the DVD. "But they wanted me to sign a release that gave them more rights than I would give to my mother," says Irving. "So I turned them down." He also demanded that they remove his credit as a "technical consultant."

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More of Clifford Irving's problems with "The Hoax" after the jump.