'She's a fat b****': Kelly Osbourne reignites long-running feud with Christina Aguilera

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Fired up: Kelly Osbourne called Christina Aguilera fat on E!'s Fashion Police


Kelly Osbourne certainly shy in revealing how she feels about her nemesis Christina Aguilera.

While shooting a segment for E!'s Fashion Police segment, the reality star criticised her rival's fuller figure by calling her a 'fat b****.'

Commenting on a photo of the singer wearing a tight black dress, the 26-year-old sniped; 'Maybe she's just becoming the fat b***h she was always born to be. I don't know. She was a c*** to me.'

Curvy girl: Ozzy's daughter mocked The Voice judge for having a slightly fuller figure as she promoted her new fragrance Royal Desire in Munich last month


The cattiness didn't stop there. 'She called me fat for so many f**king years, so you know what? F**k you, you're fat too!' she added.

She wasn't the only one on the panel to criticise the 30-year-old singer, whose weight has yo-yoed since the birth of her son Max in 2008.

Joan Rivers laid into the blonde bombshell, saying: 'She looks like Snooki's Scandinavian cousin. It's a pretty dress but she's stuffed into it.'

Rivals: Kelly and Christina sparred at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2003


Kelly and Christina have famously feuded for years.

Back at the MTV Europe Music Awards in November 2003, the network even aired a skit of Christina throwing darts at a photo of the British personality.

When she took the stage, she mocked Ozzy's daughter as well, saying: 'Oh Lord, I didn't realise it was still Halloween.'

OMG: Kelly shocks E!'s Giuliana Rancic with her comments about rival Christina


But The Voice judge isn't the only person Kelly is sparring with over weight these days. However, given that her body is the source of ridicule might make her a bit more forgiving towards someone else.

While she was attending Amy Winehouse's funeral last week, her ex-fiance Luke Worrall posted a series of cruel tweets making fun of her figure.

He deleted them mere hours later, but a furious Kelly couldn't resist retaliating over Twitter.

Pop shots: Joan Rivers mocked the blond bombshell on E!'s Fashion Police as well


'@luke_worrall you’ve made it very clear u only dated me 4 my life style but s**t tweets about me the day im @ a funeral u have hit a new low.

'It was fine when my Kellyphant ass was paying 4everything wasn’t it? i just didn’t think u could get much lower but u did #wow.'

She posted the following quote on her page on 30 July: 'Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain but it takes character and self control to be understanding and forgiving.-Dale Carnegie'

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Katharine Mcphee at The Voice

The American Idol Season 5 runner-up Katharine Mcphee dropped by at American Idol's direct rival singing competition The Voice.

Mcphee went to Tuesday to talk about her new series, Smash, plus she announced she would be doing her own version of one of the coaches' hits.

Katharine Mcphee also talked about doing her own version of Christina Aguilera’s “Beautiful” on her new show, which the coach performed with her team’s finalist, Beverly McClellan, on Tuesday’s show. Now, that’s synergy.




You can also watch Katharine Mcphee's video clip of her Christina Aguilera's Beautiful cover.

Christina Aguilera National anthem Super Bowl XLV

Christina Aguilera's National Anthem Super Bowl was a mess. In the most watch event of the year, Super Bowl with about 100 millions of viewers were watching, Christina Aguilera messed with the lyrics of the national anthem.

Christina's sang “The Star-Spangled Banner,” “what so proudly we watched” instead of the correct words, “o’er the ramparts we watched.”

Despite her wide experience in live performances, who would have guessed that a Grammy award winner like her would make a mistake such that. The singer actress already did the same task as she performed at a Super Bowl – in 2000, she was part of the halftime show, where she performed a duet with Enrique Iglesias. She sang all the correct lyrics that time.

Welcome to Burlesque

For all its fault there’s one thing about Steve Antin’s Burlesque that it would be stupid to deny it of – Antin approaches the story with so much conviction that even when his script is at its weakest (and there are those moments) his exactitude – no matter how misplaced – ensures that the narrative moves – or occasionally plods – forwards always certain of where it wants to go. True to form, the story’s simple – a small-town girl makes a move to L.A. with hopes of making it big, enter Cher’s Tess with her potentially defunct Burlesque club with an oily businessman breathing down her throat ready to buy her out. In that way, Burlesque is sort of like one of those pastiche musicals that an aspiring musical director would make – a story that’s stripped down to the bare essentials with random numbers throwing sometimes (but not always) moving the plot forward but always offering up a slab of pleasure – just like the club itself.

The shining light of Burlesque is the fact that Antin knows what he wants and he has a sensibility for putting on musical numbers that’s – at times – fascinating to watch. It’s a little bit of Chicago, a little bit of Cabaret with some Moulin Rouge and possibly Coyote Ugly and a little bit of Spice World - for good measure thrown in just for kicks. He is not especially interested in hiding the fact that he’s taking cues from past films – but that knack for evoking films that have come before doesn’t make his decisions any less judicious – which is a welcome surprise. Not that Burlesque ends up becoming a technical spectacle of any sort, but it’s sumptuously put on – especially those costumes which I’m glad have attracted some love from the guilds. The music is never as extraneous as you’d expect there, even if one or two numbers hang just a little there’s always something nice to take away from it (Alan Cummings, forever a trooper, I’m talking to you).

And, the performances – Christina is neither excellent nor terrible in her debut. Despite her intensity in song, she has a surprising knack for the lighter portions of the film which makes me wish that Burlesque had played up the humour a bit more. This is the girl who was hung up on teasing us from “What A Girl Wants” to “Dirrty”. Even though her offstage persona is tinged with just the right amount of playfulness she’s not fully able to reconcile that with her stage performances which are just too adult to be authentic for Ally (but she’s fun to watch – either way). Cher, in all her agelessness offers up her usually acerbic self and makes the most of Tess. She’s fun to watch and though she’s regaled to a mere two numbers – neither of which turns into a duet with Christina (FAIL) she’s wonderful especially opposite Tucci who’s delightful – as always. Burlesque is the type of child on the playground that you’d willingly mock just because it wears its heart on its sleeves and is soooooooo obvious in all that it does. But, it doesn’t really care – and really, the teasing would be injudicious. It’s imprudent to call it a horrible film, because other than script that (admittedly) meanders a little too much to its own detriment, critiquing a film does not begin and end with a script. Burlesque is fun and at times even funny, perhaps harmlessly so – but we can’t really expect each film that falls in our laps to land with a resounding reverberation – can we?
     

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Christina Aguilera and husband Jordan Bratman > Separated

Celebrities are indeed models in our life from fashion to actions and even their marriage life.

Just how many couples you know that didn't last? A lot actually including local artists here in Philippines. These are mostly portrayed in movies.

For instance today, according to People's source, someone close to the couple confirmed "Yes they are separated," and also said "Right now they're just trying to figure things out. There are no divorce proceedings at this point."

I guess their relationship is not really working anymore. Added by People's source about months ago "They have their ups and downs like all married couples. They argue like everyone else,"

I hope Christina Aguilera and husband Jordan Bratman will find a way to make themselves happy.