Demi Moore seeks help for exhaustion, health issues

LOS ANGELES: Actress Demi Moore is seeking professional help to treat "exhaustion" and "overall health" issues, her spokeswoman said on Tuesday, following her split late last year from husband of six years, Ashton Kutcher.

"Because of the stresses in her life right now, Demi has chosen to seek professional assistance to treat her exhaustion and improve her overall health. She looks forward to getting well and is grateful for the support of her family and friends," Moore's spokeswoman said in a statement. (Reuters)

Demi Moore to 'punish' Ashton Kutcher

Actress Demi Moore has reportedly instructed lawyers to "punish" her estranged husband Ashton Kutcher by "grabbing his fortune".

The 49-year-old actress has confirmed she is splitting from the 33year-old Kutcher after it was alleged that he had cheated on her with another woman.

She is said to be planning to claim part of his personal fortune, even though they signed a pre-nuptial agreement while tying the knot in 2005.

"With a pre-nuptial agreement, Ashton should be sitting pretty. But Demi is furious. She wants to punish him financially because of the way he has broken her heart.

"She is talking about going after a share of what he has earned since their marriage on the grounds that she contributed to much of what he has achieved," femalefirst.co.uk quoted a source as saying.

"She is going to give him a bitter fight and, whether or not she wins, it will be an expensive lesson for him," the source added.

Demi Moore enjoyed shooting intimate scenes

Actress Demi Moore says she enjoyed the energy while shooting the intimate scenes for her new movie "Margin Call".

"There was an incredible energy that was very unique to this film. We were shooting and existing all in one space. Almost more like what you would get in a theatre experience," contactmusic.com quoted her as saying.

"If we were thinking about something in a scene or had a question, we could literally walk right over and pop into the person's dressing room. If somebody was shooting we could. we were all right there with each other everyday when we were shooting. It allowed for an intimacy and a true ensemble that does not always happen and is not always the case," she said.

Demi Moore puts paintings up for auction

Demi Moore is to auction two paintings that could fetch more than $1.5m (£950,250).
Moore is offering up two 19th century European paintings at a Sotheby's auction in November, reports Access Hollywood.

The first, William Bouguereau’s Frere et Soeur, is an oil painting of a young woman holding her baby brother and could sell for $1.5m.

The other painting, Mere et Ses Enfants by Belgian painter Alfred Stevens, is expected to sell for up to $200,000 (£126,700).

The actress said that the Bouguereau piece inspired her in her life because it depicts a strong woman.

"I find Bouguereau to be particularly engaging for me personally and have chosen to hold on to a smaller piece to carry with me throughout the years," she said.

The auction will take place on November 4.

Demi Moore settles with Aussie magazine

Demi Moore has reportedly agreed to settle a court case with an Australian publication.

The Ghost actress, who sued Pacific Magazines after New Idea printed a series of black and white photographs from the 2008 Oscars party without her permission, allegedly agreed to a settlement to avoid being called to give evidence in court.

Federal Court judge John Middleton told the ABC: "From the media interest, it appears there will be a large number of disappointed fans [now] that Ms Moore will not be attending tomorrow to give evidence."

Moore and her lawyers have apparently not yet agreed on an amount and settlement terms.

Demi Moore has posted his photo into a network in a bikini

Demi Moore can not imagine my life without blogs and social networks, because fans of the actress are always aware of what is happening in her life there. especially pleased that Demi is always matching its record photos.

Moreover, all of her shots are made on the phone and totally biased Photoshop.

 That's just the other day on photoblog Daily Booth, she has published several photos of yourself in your favorite bikini shot at the iPhone (by the way, a good advertisement of the new iPhone).

Amazingly, the body was Demi, like a 20-year-old top model. And how can she just do it?

By the way, bath with Mrs. Kutcher, too bad, rather, in a bathroom can live!

Moore, Kutcher join Snoop Dogg on stage

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher joined Snoop Dogg on stage this weekend, as they attended a gig in Las Vegas.

The couple were reportedly in the audience as Snoop Dogg was performing at the Fantasy Football Superdraft Weekend concert at Rain nightclub in Palms casino.

They then appeared on stage after an invite from the rapper, and danced and rapped with the 'California Gurls' star.

Kutcher told his Twitter followers the next day: "I think I injured my brain last night and I can't seem to find my voice."

Demi Moore, Gerard Butler sing karaoke

Demi Moore and Gerard Butler have reportedly been spotted enjoying a karaoke evening in Detroit.

Images posted by the Daily Mail show the stars and actress Michelle Monaghan taking to the stage with microphones at the Rockstarz Karaoke bar last week.

Another photograph shows Butler standing among the crowd taking a photograph of the two actresses as they performed.

The trio reportedly treated the audience to renditions of songs including 'You Shook Me All Night Long' by AC/DC and Sheryl Crow's 'All I Wanna Do'.

Moore is currently filming her role of Miley Cyrus's mother in LOL, while Butler and Monaghan are working on biopic Machine Gun Preacher.

Avenue Anniversary Party Girl

Getting all prettied up for a night on the town, Demi Moore was out partying into the wee hours of the morning in New York City .

The 47-year-old actress donned a shimmering silver frock as she joined the likes of Beyonce, Jay-Z and Maria Bello for club Avenue's one-year anniversary bash.

The Big Apple outing comes shortly after it was announced that Miss Moore has lined up a new gig in the upcoming indie drama, "Margin Call".

With the movie centering on a 24-hour period during the financial crisis on Wall Street, Demi will take on the character of "a risk management officer who posts sexy photos of herself from the Stock Exchange."

Moore 'obsessed with Kutcher cheating'

Demi Moore is reportedly "obsessed" with the possibility that younger husband Ashton Kutcher might cheat on her.

The 47-year-old Charlie's Angels actress, who married 32-year-old Kutcher in 2005, has allegedly become jealous of his kissing scenes with 28-year-old actress Natalie Portman in movie Friends With Benefits.

A friend of Moore told Star magazine: "Demi is obsessed with the idea that Ashton might stray."

Moore reportedly rushed to the set of the movie to watch the love scene between Kutcher and Portman and marched him to his trailer afterwards.

The couple are believed to be trying for a baby.

Demi Moore to pen Hollywood memoir

Demi Moore is reportedly writing a memoir about her experiences in Hollywood.

According to The AP, the 47-year-old is presently meeting with publishers in New York.

It has been suggested that her autobiography will contain controversial stories concerning people in Hollywood.

Moore has worked with actors including Tom Cruise, Robert Redford, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe and Cameron Diaz during her decades-spanning career.

She was also married to Bruce Willis and now lives with husband Ashton Kutcher.

Sex keeps me young

Demi Moore has admitted that having sex keeps her youthful.

The Joneses star, who is married to actor Ashton Kutcher, has revealed that her husband makes her feel special.

Speaking to the Sunday Mirror, the 47-year-old said: "I would say that a lot of sex helps. It's the endorphins! But there's more than that, it's also sharing a quality life with someone.

"I know I have someone who loves me for who I am and who I'm not. He loves me for my imperfections and that makes me feel so happy."

Moore also admitted that she's noticed the changes in her appearance but has learned to accept them with time.

She added: "I've aged, I don't look the same as I did in my 20s and 30s. But you've got to make the most of what you have."

Anthony Citrano refuses public apology

The photographer, who accused that Demi Moore’s picture on the cover of W magazine was airbrushed, has refused to offer any public apology.

Fashion photographer Anthony Citrano claimed that a portion of the ‘Ghost’ star’s left hip appeared to have been digitally erased on the cover, which she immediately denied.

Last week, Citrano received a letter from Moore''s lawyer, Marty Singer, demanding a public apology, reports the New York Post.

"As you are undoubtedly well aware, my client''s appearance is of great importance to her career and livelihood, and false claims or insinuations that she secretly uses extraordinarily artificial means to alter her appearance are extremely damaging," wrote Singer.

However, Citrano hit back and said, "Ms. Moore''s implication that her image went straight from camera to cover is incredible, whether she believes it or not. Simply put, this never happens."

As for Singer''s demand for a retraction and an apology, Citrano added: "Neither of these will be forthcoming".

Demi Moore's W mag cover labelled 'worst photoshop job ever'

SHE once made international headlines for her naked and pregnant Vanity Fair cover but actress Demi Moore has been caught up in a controversy of a different kind after appearing on the December cover of the American high-fashion bible W (pictured).

A super-svelte Moore, draped in Balmain leather and metal mesh dress gold, appears to have been heavily photoshopped in the image, with some blogs calling it the "worst photoshopping disaster ever".

One even points out that a whole chunk of her left hip was erased, so the lines don't match up with the curve of her thigh.

The Chaser's Chas Liccardello has even pitched in his 10-cents worth, twittering yesterday: "Either Demi Moore's been photoshopped or she needs hip replacement surgery."

Los Angeles-based fashion photographer Anthony Citrano went further, saying: "(It's) simply bad art.

"When I look at it I can't appreciate it because I feel like there's a piece of dirt stuck in my eyeball. A neon arrow pointing at the f---up. When I see images like this I feel bad for the photographer, feel bad for the subject, feel like someone, somewhere, is a dumb-ass."

Have you ever felt 'betrayed' by an actor?

In a new W magazine cover story interview, Demi Moore speaks candidly about her position in Hollywood (which is currently on the indie scene, see: a role opposite Parker Posey in the upcoming Happy Tears). She also talks about her decision to “step back” and semi-retire to Idaho after starring in and producing G.I. Jane. “I think G.I. Jane got hit because I was paid $12 million to do Striptease,” Moore says. “In a sense, Striptease was a film where women felt I betrayed them. G.I. Jane is a film where men felt I betrayed them. The focus went on that paycheck.”

Have you ever felt “betrayed” by an actor? It’s a strong word that reveals just how seriously we take entertainment. The first betrayal that comes to mind might show you what you value most. For me, the betrayal is Vince Vaughn in Fred Claus and the value is comedy. After Old School and Wedding Crashers, I trusted Vaughn to know both a funny set-up and how to keep the laughs going for 90 minutes. There’s nothing worse than watching a comedy that starts with a great concept (Vaughn as the black sheep brother to a Santa Claus played by Paul Giamatti), but falls flat repeatedly. You feel betrayed because you can’t believe that anyone thought these jokes were funny on the page, which could mean that the film was greenlit with a half-assed script that producers assumed would get better on set (because look at the actors cast, they know funny!). A more recent betrayal in this vein, Nia Vardalos in My Life in Ruins. I read the reviews, but I assumed that with my freakish tolerance of/affection for romantic comedies, I’d enjoy this more than the average person (or critic). But no. Not funny. At all.